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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
ART EXHIBITS ARE
INSURED

For a premium u / per cent. the
A.-r.-P +. officials have insured ths
exhibit 81 paintings for st.zs0 600
This Insurance covers tbs exhibits
both In transit and during the
progress ~ the fair According 10
local insurance men. this premium
u the lowest on record. and wAs
secured after considerable difficulty.
because 81 the large amount - the
policy and The trouble incurred with
the owners aad artists over The arr
FangeFnent ~ the contract
Already the exposition offieiaiv
have had Insurance % che amount ~
VI $50 coo written on the huildfnNa
and exhibits. and more Is being con
Kiaered
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BALTIMORE Sid. April Z. YIN
r Downs clerk in the city reg
listers office. was this morning re-.
manded without bail 10 Jan for a
further hearing on the charge 81
approphating tZ6 0s0 n the CITY
money II Is officially stated that
the amount Of the peculati0ns win
reach 500 600
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CADETS AND CHOIR
COMING To A.-Y.-P. {.

Three hundred high school cadets
will be brought from salt Lake city
20 the A.-Ys-P. r. for exhibition pur-
poses. The Tabernacle choir ~ 500
voices viii also b. present. Gov
Spry viii leave Salt fake for Seattle
Sunday and complete arrangement
for the Utah exhibifH.
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NOVELIST SERIOUSLY IL.

LONDON. Aprii "A special
dispatch from Rome says r Marion
Crawford the novelist. who has
been VI AZ Sorrento. Italy. for some
time IL sinking rapidly Mr. Craw
fords Illness began with influenza.
and developed into congestion Of
the lungs
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Anxious Mother SIR wylda ~
WooiiE is most eatlmable young
man. mt daughter WHY won't patt
accept him1 He is diamond lu the
rough
Daughter fperilyl "Becauaa 4
don't care 60 do The poIiHhlng. "--
Puck
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Wanted Ahls healsd men between asses
~ And ae faf y Marine Gutps MuHi be
native bern. o. have Hrai nApeFa Nxt
rslieut opportunities a. see The world
0ehd pay clothing, fhtieuA quarters,
medical attendance free Apn9N ~
keemu fkta. GRAND gentfal Matpl e
Attta. WaAh al
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WAsHINGTON. April q 1T Is an
Houneed today thsf Representative
Hughes n Sew Jersey has been ro-
ieeted assistant minority whIp IN
the house. succeeding Representative
O'Conneil II Massachuaetts.
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$1---YANCOuYfR. B.C.--S1

Princess Royal" from Pier "a"
10 .. m4 except Tuesday. lneom-
parabiY The best on the route.
Phones 20s. ss@
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wonderful values iu Men'n
rRllnr Made UnrRiiad for Butts
0WefcnAex GraNeuettuB and
TROUSERS A nae new line ~
Menh FufniahlnHs hRta Caps
aud suit casas Aiau FuN nFosH
suits for rent
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I.s. Catarrh e g.. 4, ' go, /.
s5fsnxthsns sysaiMha ssags saaxh in
mtaafss hrVaHs aN aesa Bel - haaes
FFia4 fssa sih @sa Xesl#f 4t
ula haaa ssaAs asW - aywans h8saeh.
iuK Decking rNN@wlak resrtmntma &n8
FsuaaNe3fne in latseg styles - sft psaa
pfss BanA BldE Ftfth Flpof n 1919
raas optialan
a & wErEntts 0pW o.
The Nsu Wh1 MnNNa
&tB trR.tRe fsaHN hiaA - @hA ftAe
For sea ana aagch shoe rseaifias
Hhits F1a MAit q a. IME EENFHAh
Thif9 az meas Columbia Il
HeaatHaa panelux Aesfsny stsa sHa
advance Friaay PYtrsts lessons As
ssmbAss fhaFafmYs. aaiasaAYa East 1855
l.atlsa sehaoi 81 naneinr classss
ard b8seHte ieaaa8a collins Mf4E Sec
sna cad larnes saes tf
w4H wtsfsAopf fhs sausfs deal
nfamaeF Esfmatea aivaa Repairing
especially Mats tesa --if
am shs Mas house rspalfiaF p al
iis nFaac bee Fuhh#f msafhef stflpptng or
aaafH Man9aH asa Carpenter
d uanaad sxpsrt lanascapa rafdesef.
Res siis woodland PARK sE ufsen tlt
Mfs EaanaF wn shew mHarsff at
hoans fft8 ifih uartnNest aad Fremont
haiiaFa MHa Fhama Ballard $3.50 a
PERSONAL.
s--.4---4~--4-.-s--a...-as 4-.s-.z--s----ss-.----
- rfof Stevens New Method SOLE
ID afisinstof i'eaeias s5essantess
80 lessons every day and sFsnlnNH
4 u sth and Pine Glasses aHa asssf1.
pf = Jones surgeon chitapedist
Lfesi saents painless ttta Haeend ~
Ind f3i2
uiM bargains tn auredssmed Watches
ard diamonds a. che London AsHeirF
60 ies 1nd a. nest GUYS prng stofs
LOST AND FOUND.
.#--s-as-a-ss-sss-sa--s...
Lest small hiae anameied aatrs
watch Wlth Ffhhnn foe eH Bro as hH.
fMeeH Pike and University valued as
keapHahs. reward Address aalt HauHet
/ Fremont
nrn6le buu dqs found Mouaay lona
I tail short ears Fsuieau.a Express office.
ti1 Seneca street can TT cHHsty
a4aafa tNhf q tHH HNHAT HHNt NM HAENt
sids Of breast last seen Hiiimap Citq
gewafa, FHglors grocery. Yufk station
Eaat ft18 H-q
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Z .-..4..-..a4s.,-- -
Take ND fine piano with 40 LESSONS
reasonable terms gf3. care Htsf
a10-# go
3 vented lady 10 take care ~ "a
[ small rQ8fninE house Phone MAin 1904.
/ Gs8 4
q
Lace curtains hand iAunderad aba up
E y fAfa ~ z
q
Wanted. Al irgher Phone North eA8.
81sss re
#
T SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
( widow with child wnuta position hf
hHdaeNHeper MnfktnF man with comfort.
able home preferred CTS. care star
! -3ttaa 4
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\ RAILWAY TIME TABLES. 4
. % not trust printed tlms 4
y tables IN na~#papsFa Fer 4
= tims Of departure and arrival I
\ Of trains telephone King street. 4
4 statlen Information Bureau. 4
. sunset. Main z7so. lndspens 4
q ent ttt.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Ome fHnt pes eapY sis eeHta per Nvnk
ga twenty five cents Ney WWHth NeilN
effd t4 WaN ef eAfftet No free copies
to MAI stuNt HInNNw fhe aafs
q hHm vWuF subscription espitsN lH eu ths
tadfeas iNhei HF each rapsf When that
dAfe strives. BE- NuWt subscription has nHf
aNelH been pald iA advance. fuuF Hhf1F
e taheH ffHni Ire Hat A change af aHte
ea the address label - receipt
N0TfGE 10 gntnKUs sahduid
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HN HttnVh MH& sfebfWH rseaHN 90 ne
the faNer e. esd $40 NWf MAAH sffies
aunHet MHtu 1850 tHA 4tt hetw eeH 8
and sa a.eteek snA mn @iit sHHH EHa "a
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ta this say We ean 81 eeftAtn - swing
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
mtsTWEMW0HTM 4 sos Professional
rtFsetnfa ana fseeassA &ta hslgm&ts 1881
fE epg MaHFs FhHatr@ WHtN nAWaRH "a
9ahmaen 4 ftAmnfaa. HesssfakeFp. 4&8T
F1fa& ~ NhuNas Msfa t8s@ ts8 sitt
nannev WmtH5e Es FansTaE hlFNetafs
ThiFa AZ Mma tHlNsFptfN Math gmHa~H , .
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Auction sALgs

I
asofmgtown Aucuen and Sales HlebissI
hefass harness vehicles bought ana aatd
I on eofnmissiog Auction every Ftiqsy
hfAhdmaa = assfaetqNn esa It
rhs nasis Furniture Auaslun Ca
I rite eHa Histh. viii buy raaK, gseas ~
best cash pflecs. 81 sell thsot ~ cam
mission a.
FOR cate - MISCELLANEOUS.
aAHH Ann poon nAnaAtaa
not nsd sash. sise Heat.e. oaiy -
ile, ned oiass 20 Zee, tn eos. ssss
wfgnow EnAnma
Plata WfnAhw HfaWsa ttH
wiadow Ftsass To- sslsiis st,h
uaG Aii rsmss fasas 10 aai eea 'aili
Cross panel rf poasa for painting.
enlY u 70 pei deaF Fef oil f,nizh. - -
fgstura maaisiaw. cent psr feet
ousetaf Round 81 cents pes hundred
cottage rsant windows with bottom
sis. a,, 600 enc fas ss, '9 sa 20,
-" coApodtfioN RooFtRa
iFIs ssll.ee,, H. H. s ss . .assfs =
sfs. ssisss' i * = s aas j
wafnina nswafs % ehaan tlaht ssaf-
lsas tat are nst faii Neleht
rNlGM htNfa
n h WILLIAMS Go
tsts Western ave, as@stis Wa
tsuueh STAT fsat bean. 4 a. . sssa.
Tee ensiae ail good tunuinK gtdsf
Aes.1 1as.ass. .'sl.s. 1s.,9les
20 Sale kutomshils. - Roed order
ine bettFs sns 7 sna eHs y paaEsgsef
4 sess Inealfs III sgfG sa't
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1850
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Nsa, fslb street iiaiiasa 20
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as--=a --7
h@f AffR NFAtihs 500 $500 80
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nssA ssa. q ssets aessa saass sxss
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Fstsss
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se... ss.-s esss..s. Ieges I. asAs =
ron SALE on EXCHANGE.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantees aes
euFaey Of assume responsibility
fer errors o. any kind occurring
~ tsirphan0d advertisements
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sPGcIAl NOTICES
Seattle Public Fuel
Market

tahm . N3lsF MsHpFtstn8 NruHaesf En-
consumer sN Haa es snNfe Fw58* 70 hsxt
rs# &c waaa pfle*4 fras#mNhis h#Hass
aM ktHfs q ennl fUet ftFnsa sffHHR An9
hefiFeaH aNemae fhenss. ss'aHsn &nhs
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halt eamt aaFa
~I4EIr WANrEn~
Advertisements both Male and
Female
Gee trat . Wera.
Minimum charge for Ans "A soc
Ads under an other headings
eenka pes Tire Ais words
counted e. each iine When
charged 10 account. actual nnms
bee 81 lines Ma Ser wtii Hv feMmts
"a seven Insertions made fef
thN price ef six whnn cash u
paid An zap iiHs# 1911 DC euumts
"a as I've liMea
TO AnyEHrIsEnS
Classification eANnut b. siSea
after As a'etWek daily
BALLARD AGENCY "a
Mullen. sass Ballard AV epp
City ttaiA Phone tiatlmFi SOS
MAIN OFFICE Seventh ava
between tn8en ard UniNer@ity.
rhnnas. MRtn 1888. Ind ttt
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~NitumtGuna WAITED NdveFs
tisementa beth male aWa ssW#ls.
half = cant Aafas
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H"nfF ~ FhHt
] ooouFEf.Law = Hasa
90 hHusy naE
pWfMcr RUPERT CRY H
TsFfstnAi 4Faba fHtHA PaHinf Es
lots q sabditislsn u ffiHre iiabffi
rsfH sIf dn@h balance 81 Hsr
= daNH tatHNns eAsf haHm t8h Az
fsas Annss ppsn sfehiHaa
wv nAhQkfNH
81 see fpr aHh aefe ~ fus lend o.
fffkeFfuHe zee HsnN 500 ere Dsf month
f1es ~ ne heif aeIf Ell {. Wst ~
~ sissfea price tfie tie lash enc
u NicHoLa
e tmea hioak
SrnF rEAcrH~onis fsw ~ thsns
isfl al cleared. lsvsi saiisy lard. 30
sssaiss as r.t - e.. 49,
" msssiaptas poNr HtY rnrI.
rot MKE THEN WiN nen On Dc PEI
ssn' ae.es sna sasl. mort ~ paffashis
Bruns~ish uias hstare wash
cHEAP AcHFA8E HosE
IT. t@ft stree Z fhs 'itnf q mahs e.
sasg nFhs ffaits kerf&ss aad eh}eAsns
flpss fn puiy tfsa terms fft aumn. tis
Fsf manth AIsa have fofss pieces ~
Wiars Sea 81 HaisHsn ~ Pacific CItr.
ah Tacoma tGfsf aFAHNs ef tfiltnaAa
asiseniaa su FiH2ss htWis fHda8 AZ
AtFsaNe 30 fsNbe WaAhtNEtan. ffa Pc
acre thH MEFaH 20 select ffnW. F4nae
wsisf ffeut y % esf aefe eash eesu
ahe sGee pee H4eEth Nagm E4nes
hlAN aMNRf
a. fsN NfN hAF H@w s-t#aa3 Diaftsfff
knssH ~ffh three 4aasteFs ~ - affe uHff
ID r8esfFa aH ustNutaa 9u fNteFuftHH
natFmfsa sells FROM etati1N #asg tefHa8
Imh a sees $685. feth myfth EaF
Haf aais cheap on fsFws arfWaKe ar@
iNfs iHts a8eA HeM - Naakeffs Aaal.
ffas EafRtM ai HaeFNssNNH 1af
CONSULT NsnsnEt CaNNHf Aat - las
Ftafintaa eh@si fsfmsa frait iaaas. sore
AAN sEs
taaEss fraNta fEk@ % casa. 81 sees
Wsn G uisek, 80 MsN FufN B5osk
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widow with child wnata position IA
h9dHehHeper MufkinE man with comfort.
able home preferred CTS. care star
3ttgsH
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FIVE ROOM cQII..As Il
t4ee CASH hAl.ASsth paaia
.,Ss4t4 lot feNst.
PRICE, fwtNsHTP BIOS
aee GOLDMAN hLne..s- =.
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HELP WAMrEn FEMALE.

Take my fine piano with 20 Isnsop
reasonable terms cf3. care HtsF
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both Malls and
Female
IA Fuwe = "A ard
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SITUATION WANTED = MALE


YaasK wemaa maaia Nsa eefs q
eHanbrfM.al8 Et& eaHs efsf
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tthnt ~ owner. 80 acres 40 under
cultivation good buildings. wataft gR
miles snugheaHt ~ Seattle fBqulre after
g. n f0t z3rd avenue $40
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NOTES or aALAHfgu PEOPLE ana
business concerns bought without -
rufitN cheapest rates. easiest payments
offices iu IS principal cities IL 81 Tgi.
man Room tat Epler Block sia ana Ave
III
salary lnana on plain notes without
security, lowest rates easy payments
Everything strictly confidential
STATE SECURITY co.
ai3 Mshtharu nlae kt4 Second Az.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02
Annapolis News.

Cool nights and hot days. Dry
and dusty and no prospect for
rain.
This town has been very quiet
for the past week, the Holiness
camp meeting at Des Arc drew the
attention of a great many people
from this place. | cannot say how
much they were benefited; the
future will tell.
Robert Hill and wife of Ironton
were here Sunday, as the guest of
Syl Kitchell, on their way home
from the Holiness camp meeting.
Come again.
On account of an unusual lot of
sickness among the children our
school has been closed for about
three weeks, but will resume in
the near future.
Ed. Summers of Ironton is in
Annapolis looking up his tie in
terests, and will load out ties this
week.
VIM. Brewer was in Annapolis
Saturday and got loaded for bear,
and was very boisterous with loud
and indecent language. You
ought to be ashamed and come
back again, Billy, and apologize
for this, and do so nj more. Take
warning.
Prof. Brandt is back here, full of
business. Cutting up corn is the
first thing on docket. He expects
a drill here at most any time to
begin work and test the mineral
lands. 1t is hoped he may be the
up-building of this town. He
preached at the church in Annap-
oils last night, and is said to be
an able talker.
VIM. Sutton and brother are
now keeping batch on the Funk
branch at their saw mill, recently
purchased of Gus Funk. Consid-
Grafton, S700. They are hustlers
and workers, and it is hoped they
will prosper.
Squire Kitchell had four appli-
cations for warrants, but as all Of
them but one we're family quar-
rels, he advised the parties to. 60
back home, kiss and make up.
One couple followed his advice,
and are now living happily to-
gether again. May they continue
to do 80, for it is easy to get into
law and hard to get out.
Hattie Asberry has moved out
of town to Dobbs & CASTLES mill,
near her fathers. Her son, Char
ley, has steady employment there.
He is a good boy and deserves to
do we'll.
Charley Brewer of De Soto is
visiting his grandfather, James M.
CASTLE, and other relatives, near
Annapolis.
Thos. p. Fitz will load q cal Of
hub timber here tomorrow.
"A. Il. Daniels had business in
Sabula last Friday with warrants
for Douglas Crisis and B. Gray, is-
sued by s. Kitchell, Of Annapolis.
Gray was arrested and put under
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02
Des Arc items.

We are still dry. Mill men had
better look out for fire this dry
weather. Two mills burned on
the Belmont branch last week.
Williams & Browns mill, at Leep-
er, came very near being burned
last week. They discovered it
burning at 3 o'clock in the morn
ing. A Waterman ought to be
kept night and day with barrels
of water around convenient to
lumber stacks, etc.
The Holiness camp meeting
closed Sunday night. Quite a
crowd attended all the time. They
say they will have better seats
another year. The seats at pres
ent are very rough. Our town
was much benefited, financially
and morally, while the meeting
was going on. Our butcher sales
were over $500 for the week.
The singing at the camp meeting
was simply fine. In fact, the best
/ ever heard outside of st. Louis.
Prof. London, with his choir of 80,
made the woods ring around Des
Arc. He was assisted by the
Misses Mccormick of Patterson.
They are the finest singers in the
county. They are next to Polite
the great singer. We hope to see
them again at Des Arc next camp
meeting.
G. L. Stevenson, of Brunot, has
sold out, lock, stock, and barrel.
Sold his store, his fine dwelling,
also his home farm, which is very
valuable. His possessions out there
must have run into the thousands.
DR.. G. H. Jones and Jas. Russell
we're the purchasers. G. L. Steven
son will move over to Des Arc to
live. We welcome him for he is a
level headed business man and
that is what Des Arc needs.
Among the visitors here Sunday
to the camp meeting were: Chas.
Chiffon and family, of Williams
vile, Mrs. S. L. Leeper, Mill
Spring, F. L.. Darden and wife, of
Piedmont, G. H. Wilson and wife,
Miss Olive McCallister, Add Reese
and wife, Annapolis, Mrs. Shy
and son, Sabula, Mrs. Lee Dun,
Miss Edna Higgins, Miss Emma
Thomson, Mrs. G. Collins and
children, G. L. Williams and fam
lily, Jos. Bollinger and family,
Albert Collins, and Geo. Collins
and family.
D. F. Reese, of st. Louis, is Wis.,
iting his mother at this place.
Mrs. Lewis Brewington and
children are visiting her father,
DR.. N. A. FAIR.
Mrs. Graham and sister, Miss
Lima Wallis, are visiting relatives
at this place.
G. S. Fitz was home from Leeper
Sunday.
Miss Jewel Pate, from st. Louis,
spent Saturday here with friends.
Miss Gertie Fitzpatrick is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. j. L. Strader is expected
home from Wyoming this week.
A little child of MIR. Jas. Ruble
died of scarlet fever at Vulcan last
week and another one is very low.
We sympathize with the parents
in the loss of their little one.
ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02
MiddIebrOok Items.

Mrs. M. Seitz went to st. Gem
evieve Tuesday last week.
Henry Seitz's team got frighten-
ed at the automobile last week and
ran OFF. Fortunately no damage
was done. The only mishap-
"Spot" lost his pipe stem.
Mrs. John Goggin, of Belleview,
visited Mrs. w. 9. Johnson last
week.
F. Gassman and mother returned
home Thursday.
E. F. Crissey, Armour Packing
Company, was here Thursday.
r. E. Johnston was in town
Thursday.
Harry Russell and Raymond
Johnston got on 26 here Saturday
enroute to Flat River.
Munroe Fitzpatrick and daugh-
ter, Miss Gertie, we're in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. Edward H. Darling, of st.
Louis, is visiting Mrs. Godfrey
Jaeschke.
Rudolph Jaeschke was in town
Saturday.
Thomas Hill went to Arcadia
Friday.
Mrs. F. Bixon returned from
Buffalo Saturday. She reports
having a splendid time, and says
the time seemed very short. Miss
Mamie Wiley and the Misses
Louise and Selma McGreggory
accompanied her home.
Fire, which caught from a loco
motive, burned quite a string OF
fence for Edward Doyle Sunday.
AT the election held here Friday,
Henry Wood, Henry Seitz, Otto
Miller, Godfrey Jaeschke and
William Kness were chosen coun-
cilmen. AT a meeting of the new
ly elected councilmen, Henry
Wood was chosen Mayor, and
Godfrey Jaeschke city marshal.
Mrs. Clara Carly went to Bis
marck Monday.
Assessor Lovelace was here
Monday on official business.
Miss Marie Rodach went to Iron
ton Sunday and returned Monday.
F. Rodach went to Ironton Mon
day.
Miss Maude Ferguson got on &c
here Tuesday enroute to st. Cen
evieve.
Howard Johnson went to PoUosi
on a visit to relatives Tuesday.
Kipp johnson returned to Pop
lar Bluff Tuesday.
SCRIBBLER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02
L~esterYiIle Items.

MI. and Mrs. Aug. Rieke and
Mrs. M. Orrick, of Ironton, paid a
visit to Lesteryille on Tuesday
last.
We regret to announce the death
of one of the oldest and most es-
teemed residents of this place, Mrs.
Sarah Goggin, whose serious ILL
ness was reported last week. The
funeral, which was largely attend
ed, was held on Wednesday, at
the old homestead where she has
resided for some time with her son
James. She was one of the oldest,
as well as one most esteemed res
idents of Reynolds county, having
removed from her birthplace in an
adjoining county at an early age.
She is survived by four sons and
one daughter, viz: Milton E.,
James and Alvin p. Goggin, of
this place, John Goggin, of Wells
ton, Oklahoma, and Mrs. Thos.
Bell, of Black, Mo. She also
leaves a brother and sister, Mr..
VIM. Shy, of Lesterville, and Mrs.
Elmina Buford, of Centerville.
Our young and much esteemed
bank cashier, Mr.. G. F. Shelton,
somewhat surprised his many
friends by returning Sunday night
from Piedmont and bringing with
him a wife, who was Miss Artie
Burton of that place, where they
were married on Saturday. We
knew you were going to do it,
Clarence, but that was rather sud-
den; however, our congratulations
are extended you and Mrs. Shelton.
HUBITE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02
ROSelle Items.

James Smith, of Marble Creek,
attended church here Sunday.
Thos. Parks and sister, Of Doe
Run, were here Sunday.
Richard Callison, of Marble
Creek, was at church Sunday.
T. B. Polk and Miss Anna Polk
we're in Roselle Sunday.
JEFF Downs and family, of Fred
ericktown, visited relatives here
Sunday.
James McCallum was in Fred
icktown last week.
Miss Matte Pogue has returned
to Fredericktown.
Hiram Johnson will leave We'd
nesday for Cape Girardeau where
he has a position as teacher in a
commercial college.
Miss Anna Sebastian and VIM.
Higgins, of Lance, were at church
here Sunday. M.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02

bond. Criss is absent in st. Lou
is, but it is said will be here for
the preliminary examination, 9TH
of September.
The expected wedding bells did
not ring last week.
Lots of ties coming into Annap-
oils, many from Leatherwood, in
Madison county. BULLETIN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02

Any farmer who wants a good,
all-purpose horse should go and
see the stallion and his colts at DR..
w. j. Smiths stables at the Sani-
tarium.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02

NoTE--The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow
and Is recorded In inches and hum
dredths. Teninches of snow equal
one inch Of rain. ssT" indicates
trace Of precipitation.
w. III. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02
Weather Report.

Meteorological report of Volun-
tary Observer at Ironton, Iron
county, Mo-, for the week ending
Tuesday, August 81, 1909:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-02

w. E. BELL & SON.

The above named Wire is carried
in CAR LOTS, all heights and stays,
in 20 and 40 rod rolls.
Also, a Special Poultry and
Rabbit Fencing, suitable for Yard
and Garden, in 10 and 20 rod rolls,
As and So inches high. All persons
contemplating buying will do we'll
to see w. E. BELL & SON,
BELLEVIEW, MO.