Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-04-08

for a week or more. We hope to
hear of an improvement in his
condition.
Presbyterian Ladies will give a
"Salamagundi Party" at the
"Manse'' on Friday evening, April
10th. Invitations will be out in a
few days. The proceeds are for
the Missionary Society's Contin-
gent Fund.
The Modern Woodmen of Gran
iteville will give an Ice Cream
Social and Ball at Workman's
Hall, Graniteville, Monday even
April 18th. Admission, so
cents. All are invited and insured
a good time.
We are told that the Hungarians
who have charge of the creamery
in Arcadia have the plant in fine
shape and expect to supply all the
local demand for ice and ice cream
this summer. The first run will
be made this week.
Ed. H. Fairchild left Sunday to
resume work as a Pullman con-
ductor on the Burlington st. Louis
Denver run. Ed has been in the
employ of the Pullman Company
for over five years and he has a
splendid record with the company.
Sheriff Fits and his deputy,
Thurman Barnes departed for JEFF
ferson City with James Miner
Monday, whom they will place in
the penitentiary. Miner was con-
victed of the murder OF L. L. Scott
and sentenced to fifteen years in
the enitentiary.- CenterutlZe Re-
former.
The Arcadia Valley Bottling
at Arcadia has about
completed the plant and expects to
begin operations in a few days.
All kinds of soda and mineral
waters will be manufactured. A
first-class product is guaranteed
and the patronage Of the public is
solicited.
To lovers of fine stock is COM
mended the blooded horse, Gen.
Reno, No. 1901, the property of A.
Hale, Esq, of Belleview. He will
be at the barns of his owner this
season. With a pedigree of the
best, he stands at the head in ac-
ton, form and disposition. He is
all right, and his owner will treat
you right.
The we'll driller, A.. Zenser, Of
De Soto, Monday shipped his ma
chinery, which has been lying idle
in Arcadia during the winter, to
Des Arc. He has a contract to
drill several wells in the Brunot
neighborhood. Mr.. Zenser is q
good, straight man and the people
of that community can rely on
his doing just what he says he
will.
Kearns Richardson died at the
home of his father, Frank Richard.
son, in st. Louis, on Monday,
March 20, 1909, of consumption,
aged about Is years. The remains
were brought to Bonne Terre
Tuesday evening and on Wednes-
day morning taken for interment
to the family burying ground al
Hazel Run. The bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy o.
many friends.-Bonne Terre Regis
ter.
The Ironton and Pilot Knob
Basket Ball teams met at Ironton
last Saturday afternoon. Pilot
Knob was victorious in a score oil
10 to 20. Although defeated Miss
Yount says that the Ironton girls
did some good playing and are
entitled to credit. Ironton has
had a little more than a weeks
practice while Pilot Knob has been
organized for five months. A large
crowd was in attendance and the
visitors were heartily cheered.
Ironton is about to lose another
of her old citizens. Mr.. j. N,
Bishop will leave next Monday fol
Mobile, Alabama, where he goes
to accept a position as train audi
tor on the Mobile & Ohio railroad
Nobe is one of the ~old-timers, has
been a resident of Ironton for ovel
forty years, and his. friends are
legion. For eleven years he was
our postmaster and no town eve.
had a more courteous, obliging ant
accommodating official than he
The REGISTER wishes him thu
greatest success in his new field
The following is taken from the
Desloge correspondence to the
Pennington NeaUs: "On accoun
of several new cases of smallpox
having developed here last week
DR.. Hammell, a member Of tn
| State Board Of Health, was called
here last Faiday and after an in
v stigation and consultation will
local physicians he ordered tn
quarantine law to be enforced, ant
as a result three families hav'
been quarantined. We under
stand there are about twelve case
in town. However, the doctor
state that it is a very mild form
and no serious results Ire antici
pated."
AT the school election in tn
Ironton district Tuesday John S
Conway and Fred Klndell, Jr.
were chosen as directors to serv
three years and Walter FL. Fishe
chosen as director for one veal
An eight months school was vot
ed. There were 106 votes in favo
l NJ 80 lMn L- q ~ -L- 4