Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-07-29

Arcadia Valley Cook Book-new
and revised edition-St. For sale
at this office.
VIM, A. ]. and j. D. Donohew,
charged with illegally voting at
Henderson precinct, were released
from Jail last week, giving bond
Tor their appearance at the next
term of circuit court.
Tuesday quite a number of citi-
zens visited the "Arcadia Epworth
Encampment," looking over the
grounds, a0miring the beautiful
views from the north and west,
equal to the far-famed scenery in
Switzerland.
Judge j. M. Douglas and daugh-
ter, Miss Fannie, and his sisters,
Mrs. Mcdaniel and Mrs. Lawson,
all of Senath, are attending the
Missouri Baptist Assembly at Ar
cadia Heights, this week. 1t will
call together Baptists from all
over Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
The thermometer registered 46
Monday. This is the coolest July
day of which Mr.. Delano has any
record in the thirty-one years he
has been in the weather business
in the valley. On two other &C.
casions, in July, years ago, the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to Al, but never
as low as as before.
Fred Harris, a negro employed
in loading railroad ties in Arcadia,
was arraigned before Squire Rob't
Rasche Saturday, charged with
disturbing the peace of Harry
Murphy, another negro, the day
before. Harris pleaded guilty and
was fined SIS and costs, amounting
to S13.25, which he paid.
Prof. J.. L. Morris went to st.
Louis yesterday to meet Mrs. Nor
ris who has spent several months
at the State tuberculosis SAM
tarium at Mount Vernon. They
will arrive home this afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Morris
will be glad of her return and of
her improved health.-Lead Belt
News.
Roselle Lodge, No. 2481, M. B.
A., will give a Grand Basket Pic
mic at st. Francis river spring, one
half mile south of gravel road, and
seven miles east of Ironton, on
Saturday, August 18th. An in
teresting programme is being ar
ranged and a big time is promised
to all.
Mr.. Williams, Ex-Mine inspect
or, and Mr.. Elvins of Flat River,
Mo-, have secured a subscription
for $4,000 worth of stock from Des
Arc citizens and they are now in
Flat River district securing
machinery to sink the present
shaft at Des Arc mine deeper, and
develop the mines, as the ore at
present is found in black rock and
shows up very rich.-Fredericktown
Democrat-NeU
Mr.. F. P. johnson, who last May
sold his farm located on the Iron
and Madison county line, has re-
Gently purchased ten acres of land,
one mile east OF Fredericktown,
where he will make his home after
November list. MI. Johnson tells
us that his son, Hiram, who is tax
ing a course in the Moothart Bust
mes College, Pennington, will &C
cept a position as instructor in
that institution.
Rev. w. w. Strother writes
from Redford, Reynolds county:
"Many folks are finding God and
it's an established fact here that
many are getting sanctiied after
conversion. Crowd is very large,
conviction deep. There were
about 40 in the altar. Some have
got victory and others are still
praying. Many campers on the
ground. Meeting will run over
the list Sunday in August"
Among those attending the eight
day session of the B. Y. P. U. AS"
sembly, which began at Ironton,
Mo-, Tuesday, are Rev. S. F. Brite,
0. j. Mayberry and family, Mrs.
G. w. Morris and children, w. L..
Hensley and family, S. j. Hensley
and son William and Floyd Davis.
Some members OF the party are
tenting on the grounds there
during the Assembly, as are also
many from other points in the
state.-Fdrmington Nevs.
The days they come, the nights they go
Sounds ever-passing Time their knell;
But whether veal or whether woe,
Still stays with us the blamed cow-bell!
When in the night the moon shines bright
And Natures held in Slumber's spell;
When soothe soft depths of silver light,
Still loudly clangs the cuss'd cow-bell!
Upon the tow'ring mountains side.
And in the lowly vale, as well;
Where hre-hies flash and fairies hide,
Clangs out the ear-drum splitting bell!
The nights they come, the days they go,
And life is made of fair and fell;
But Sleep hath not another foe
So foul as this, the id cow-belll
The REGISTER acknowledges
pleasant calls last Friday from Mr..
J. M. Morris and Hon. Walter L.
Hensley, who had driven over from
Pennington to spend the day with
the Baptist folk on the Arcadia
Heights. Mr.. Morris tells us that
he has just completed rebuilding
his home, which was recently par
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