Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-10-07

lew months. Dr. DuckWortn In
tends to locate in Iron county,
Frankclay Items Leadpood Banner.
Langdon Jones is taking the en-
g~ineering course at Washington
University, st. Louis. His broth
er, Byron, is taking a general and
literary course in the same school.
III Jones is in the public school
ere. Their mother lives in st.
Eouis.-DunkliR Democrat.
Louis E. vogelsang, Grand
Lecturer A. F.. & A. M, will hold a
Chapter of Instruction at indian
A. Hall, Ironton, on Wednes-
day, October 18th, at 2 and Z
o'clock P. M. All Companions are
urgently requested to attend.
F. P. AXE, Secretary.
The undersigned has purchased
the harness, saddlery and. grocery
stock formerly owned by w. P.
McCarver and moved the same to
the l.. o. o. F. store room, where
am offering bargains in saddlery
and harness, the like of which
never was known here before.
Come early if you want the best
bargains. JAMES MCKINLEY.
Joe Austin, who is now employed
in a car shop at Ottawa, Kansas,
was in the valley last week. OF
tawa is a town of about ten thou
sand people, sixty miles west Of
Kansas City. Joe says that pro-
hibition does not prohibit there
and saloons are run in utter dis
regard of the law. In fact, he says
that he hasn't been in a town in
Kansas whore there is any trouble
in getting a drink.
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside will
have her Millinery Fall Opening
next Saturday, with a display OF
goods unexcelled in Southeast
Missouri. Everything that can
please the feminine eye and tempt
the feminine heart will be or
exhibit. A cordial invitation is
extended to the ladies of the VAL
ley and vicinity to come and see
for themselves. They shall be
welcome and are promised a hearty
reception.
There has been some question
as to whether a party moving
from one school district into
another temporarily would be en-
titled to free tuition in that district
A decision Of the supreme court
clearly settles that matter. (Set
school law, 1907; page ~. Tht
court decides: ''Coming temper
arily within a district to reside
during the scholastic year, for the
purpose of sending children to the
school of that district is not allow
able and the party so doing is moi
entitled to free tuition"
j. R. Pyrtle, manager of the
Centerville Telephone Company
informs us that he will erect a new
line between this place and Sabula
New wire and new poles will be
used, aud the company will prob
ably connect with the Bell at tina
place. 1t looks like the telephone
company of this place is sorely
in need of better connections with
the long diatance Bell lines, as
is almost impossible to get st
Louis and other cities of import
ance, through the present arrange
mont. BIT any rate, the service
between this place and Sabult
sill be much better with the pro
posed new line.-Centerville Outlook
Thos. Simms, of Bismarck, aged
%, while riding in the Hors'
Show last Saturday, was thrown
from his horse, fell under the ami.
NAL on the granitoid crossing, auc
was badly injured. He was takeI
to DIR. Eaton's Office where it was
found his rightleg was broken anc
otherwise seriously injured. Out.
side Of this accident the Stool
Show was a decided success, a
much high grade stock from Iron
Washington and st. Francois
counties were on exhibition, ant
the Orchard and Farm Product
were plentiful and of GOOD quality
Bismarck citizens are showing
quite an interest in this annua
farmers meeting.
Iron county Jared pretty we'll a
the Bismarck Horse Show las
Saturday. VIM. HI. Whitworth'
horse secured two first premiums
best saddle gelding and best com
bination horse. R. E. Rudy lande'
second premium for best saddl
stallion, and Thompson Bianton'
stallion was given the red ribbon
as best combination stallion
Chas. j. Newman's horse wol
first premium as best roadster ant
for speed. And last, but not least
the handsome baby boy of Mrs. S
P. Ringo, Of Ironton, carried off al
the honors in the baby show
There was an immense attendance
and the occasion was declared
success in every way. Iron coun
ty was largely represented.
James e.. Vance, aged 38 years
6 months and 10 days, died at tn
home of his brother, Squire j. D
Vance, at Elvins on Thursda,
evening last week. The funera
occurred Friday, interment taking
place at the Babb cemetery in Ste
Genevieve county. The decease,
was the son Of Thos. j. and Eliza
beth Vance and was born in Jeffer
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