Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-08-26

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Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Parker, auto
modified over to Arcadia last Sun
day to visit Rev. and Mrs. L. F.
Aspley, a former pastor OF Taylor
Avenue church. They returned
home late Sunday evening.-Lead
Belt Neos.
A. Mckenzie returned Friday
from a months visit with relatives
in Wayne county. He had been
informed by the Clark & Gay Co.
that the hub factory would be
moved to Shannon county near
Eminence and he came over to
assist in loading and shipping
Ellington Press.
The Barbecue and Horse Show
at Thompson Blanton's farm We'd
nesday, September 1, promises to
be the biggest event of the season.
There will be a fine show of blood
ed stock with prizes for the win
ners. Lots of good things to eat
will be provided and various
amusements will enliven the day.
If you want a good time, don't
fail to be there.
We have just received from
Cotton, California, a photograph
of M. A. Doty and his immediate
family sons-in-law and daughters
in-law and grandchildren. There
are just twenty-five in the bunch.
Mr.. Doty left here for the Golden
state about fifteen years ago and
he and his family are we'll remem-
bered here.
The new law against concealed
"gun toting"-making it a peni-
Tertiary offence-is now in force,
and l hope the officials will see
that it is duly observed. An in
dividual who carries a deadly
weapon looking for trouble is very
apt to make trouble. 1t is a habit
that has cost many a life and
desolated many a home.
The following is from the Herald
and Presbyter Cincinnati, Ohio:)
"Cincinnati Presbytery, on last
Monday, dissolved the pastoral
relation OF Rev. Thomas f. Mar
shall and Trinity Church, and APP
pointed DR.. Mack moderator of
session, and Rev. H. G. Pollock to
declare the pulpit vacant. Mr..
Marshall will take up educational
work at Oswego as president OF
Oswego College"
Thos. N. Mari recently sold his
farm, about two miles west OF
Belleview, to w. w. Lawson, OF
of Bertrand, Mo. There are 120
acres in the tract. VIM. Horstman
also sold his farm in Belleview to
Geo. M. Trousdale of Bertrand.
Mr.. MARI has leased Mrs. Belle
Patton's farm, west of lronton
and moved thereto last week. We
are glad to have him become a
citizen of the valley.
Friends in this city have received
cards announcing the birth OF a
nine-pound son to MIR. and Mrs. L.
F. Brown, at their home in Detroit
the afternoon of Sunday, August 8.
Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss
Ada Marks, of this city, and the
happy couple were married here.
They moved to Detroit in the early
spring. Their Moberly friends
will be pleased to learn of theil
latest happiness.-Moberly Demo
crdt.
Thos. johnson, Esq, the truck
gardener east of town, tells us thai
some boys have be en- raiding his
watermelon patch. Not satisfied
with getting all the fruit they wan
they ''plug" and destroy lots Of
the fruit left on the vines. Shame
on you, boys! MI. Johnson is an
old man and works mighty hard
to grow his melons. He has the
names of some of the offenders
and if the depredations are repeat
ed will invoke the aid of the Law
to protect his property.
No. 8, the fast mail train south
at noon, was wrecked.at Clearwater
a few miles south of Piedmon
Saturday afternoon. Two Pull
mans on the rear end of the trair
jumped the rails and were hurled
down an embankment thirty feet
Eleven people were injured bu.
none fatally. 1t is a singular fac
that the trucks on the tendeI
jumped the rails and then the
baggage and mail cars, two day
coaches and dining car remained
on the track and the two sleeperi
Conductor John Date'
was in charge of the train.
Following are the petit jurors
drawn at the late term of county
court to serve at the October tern
of circuit court:
John Poston, Sr IG Whitworth
JEFF Brewington Lemrow Curtis
Henry King G w Durfee
Cal Provence Ed Dinger
John McFall John Woods
John Meadows David Silvey
Dan Sutton Jos Middleton
II B Polk Alb Townsend
J j Hale G B Goggin
j A Smith w T Nelson
Arch Reel RR Wood
Fl Amelung Henry Volner
The annual Holiness CAM
Meeting is a flame of Gods Glory
Souls are getting saved Christian
are getting Sanctiied Wholly
Crowds are very large, many
Campers on the grounds. Every
body is invited. Rev. t. F. Matt
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