Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-05-27

from st. Louis where she pur-
chased a great variety of hats,
flowers, trimmings, and other
millinery goods at just about half
price. She asks the ladies to call
and see this new stock. 1t is COM
plete and the prices such as were
never known before.
"Doc" Hampton and Lige Lin
son had an unpleasantness at the
Ironton Livery Stable last Sunday,
concluding with "Doc" flooring
Lige with a stroke with a single-
tree on the Uranium. A cash in
|, the latter's head was duly sewed
up by DIR. Marshall. "Doc" claims
that Lige pursued him knife in
hand, and the ~single-tree was en-
ployed in self-defense.
The REGISTER has printed for
the Murdock- Crumb Company a
number of copies of Col. Heads
letter, "How to Grow White Bur-
ley Tobacco" Col. Head is an
expert on tobacco growing and
those of our people who are think
ing of raising tobacco should
familiarize themselves with what
he says. We will be glad to give
to every n who calls for it.
The wholesale millinery houses
have not had the trade they x
pected this season and while in st.
Louis this week Mrs. Woodside
says they were offering stock at
wonderfully reduced prices. She
took advantage of the opportunity
and now has a magnificent line
of goods at prices heretofore I'M
heard of. The ladies are alr<in-
vited to call and see for them
selves.
In this issue of the REGISTER
will be found the advertisement of
Robert A.. Rasche who has opened
a grocery and confectionery in the
building just north OF this office.
Mr.. Rasche proposes keeping a
complete stock of staple and fancy
groceries, confectioneries and all
kinds of fruits. He solicits the
patronage of the public and as
snres his best endeayor to please
all who may do business with him.
t Morgan Golden, aged 81, died at
r his home in Flat River, Friday
morning at 1880, of paralysis OF
{ the brain; directly brought on by
his immersion in Flat River about
, a month ago. He leaves a wife
i one son, William; and two daugh.
ters, Mrs. Chas. Dickson of Lead.
wood, and Mrs. VIM. Lewis of this
s place. He was buried Saturday
, in the Masonic cemetery at Farm.
: ington. The Odd Fellows con-
Quoted the service.-Lead Belt Neaos
Mrs. j. III. Jones entertained the
following at a chatting dish party
: at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday evening
t Mrs. Genevieve Logan, Misses
Pearl and Myra Clardy, Elsie
Cayce, Emma Keller, Nellie ant
a Virgie Conway, Kate Marks, Mary
? Wilson, Grace Highley, Louis
Huff, Gladys Rozier, Irene Nixon
!, Jessie Spaugh, Anna Buttertield
: Kate Raymond, Beth Halle, Flor
ence Lawrence and Bernice Nc
r Cormick. The affair was a mos
: delightful one to all present.
Q Pennington NeUs.
Y l see the following in the Lo
y Angeles Times Of the 24th ult
"Mrs. Rose Hughes Leech, VIII
j received her appointment from tn
). Secretary Of Agriculture, at Wash
Y ington, D. c., to a clerkship in tn
Forestry Department of Lo
Angeles, has taken charge of he
new duties in the Huntingto
;, building" I congratulate Mrs
\ Leech,-and the Government, a
!, we'll, in employing the services {
y one we know to be capable an
y faithful. Long may she renal
an incumbent Of the Forestry De
partment of Los Angeles!
A note received from Mr.. w. W
t. Nall of st. Louis apprises us c
l. the death of his mother-in-lav
y Mrs. Margaret j. Sanner, whic
l. occurred at Mr.. Nails home Tues
day morning, May 18th, at seve
;, O'Clock. The deceased was age
Il SO years and 8 months. The re
u mains will be taken to her form'
~ home, Bunker Hill, Ills, whel
y interment will be made Thursda.
Twenty-Five years ago Mrs. Sar
ner was a resident of Ironton an
Ill was we'll known to many of OF
a. people. Friends here will join tx
IS REGISTER in extending sympath
cd to the bereaved.
N 1t is reported that the Nilsson
3 Lumber & Mining Company ha'
shipped their log teams in
n Grandin and will place them Q
the market soon as practical, ar
that they will run the mill TO
II days in each week until the limb
they have already cut is saw
into lumber, after which they W
suspend business for a time. Ju
how long the works will be "dowl
ny is not known at present. Lie
Ter prices OF lumber and heavy CO
Of transporting timber SO !
la. (from Shannon county to Grandi
ire is the reason for a cessation of Il
eey industry .-Current Local.
~ The ladies of Sabula have ma,
a crazy patch WOODEN quill to $
ur to the highest bidder, for the be
In, eft of the church. 1t compile
M ready for use; is padded wi
on home corded cotton lined wi
The flannellette. The pieced work
AN all worked with silkateen threa
Lsh Anv one desiring to bid on t