Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-06-17

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evening, June oath. All are COR
daily invited.
From what we have been able
to hear, although Reynolds county
is "dry'' and has been for years,
yet, by no means, was every body
"dry" during the recent term of
circuit court over there.
Mrs. R. w. Eaton of Poplar
Bluff came to Ironton last Thurs
day with a sick baby. 1t was
thought, on retiring that night that
the little one was better, but the
child died before morning.
Frank G.. Delano, who graduated
from West Point Military Acad-
envy last Friday, arrived in IRON
ton Monday and will spend the
remainder of the summer with his
grandmother, Mrs. Pilley.
DR.. Summa and family ars ex-
pected home from their eastern
trip this week and Mrs. Summa
and daughters will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at their
beautiful home in the valley.
While Mr.. Rosentreter, the livery
man, was loading a piano out of
the p~ost-oflce building Saturday
he had the misfortune to break
one of the big plate glass windows
in the front of the building. The
damage was about $50.
Good Housekeeping, n year, 75
cents; american Boy, one year, IS
cents; Pictorial Review and free pat
tern, beginning with June number,
rs cents. These and many other
magazines you may subscribe for
from the Baptist ladies.
Last Saturday afternoon about
4:30 o'clock G. A, Buckley was
struck by a piece of timber thrown
from a belt in his saw mill and
sustained a broken collar bone.
His injuries were severe but he is
getting along very nicely.
With this issue of the REGISTER
is issued a supplement in phamph-
let form of the financial statement
of Iron county for the year end
ing January 31st. 1t is full and
complete and will be interesting
to every citizen of the county.
After serving q, term for disturb
ing the peace Kirk Low was re-
arrested last week on Indictment
found by the late grand jury
charging him with illegal voting.
He gave bond for his appearance
at the next term of circuit court.
From the st. Louis papers we
see that DR.. Wick is offering his
beautiful home in west Ironton for
sale. The DR.. is one of the big
gest hearted, whole-souled genial
gentlemen we ever knew and we
certainly would hate to see him
leave Ironton.
h To Miss Mary Adeline Roehry
we are indebted for an invitation
to attend the Commencement Ex-
ercises of the Kroeger School OF
Music, st. Louis, at the Musical
Art Hall, Boyle Avenue and Olive
street, Friday afternoon and
evening, June 18th.
The editor is in receipt of a card
announcing the marriage of DR..
E. E. Jones and Miss Anna L.
Thompson at Lilbourn, Mo-, Mon
day, June Z, 1909. Iron county
friends of the DR.. will join us in
wishing him and his bride q life
of much happiness.
Hadley's board Of managers Of
the Pennington asylum had a
meeting Monday and reorganized
the institution on a strictly Re-
publican basis. The hungry
patriots from Iron county did not
succeed in getting a single crumb
that fell from the Hadley table.
We would like to know just
why all of the thing recently pur-
chased by the city was used in the
south part of town. We know
some places in the central and
northern portions whore it is badly
needed. Looks to us like honors
might have been divided some-
what.
Marshal Mike Jordan was called
to Ironton, Saturday on account
of the death of his grandmother,
Mrs. G. @. Rust, who died Friday,
June 4th, at the advanced age OF
II years. The remains were laid
to rest in the Ironton K. of P.
cemetery Sunday.-Elvios Labo,
Herald.
The late Legislature amended
the law providing for the pay Of
the court stenographers. Hereto
fore the stenographer has received
a per diem of S. while court was
in session. In future his pay viii
be S100 q month, to be paid by the
various counties of the circuit
according to population.
, Notice has been given that the
mail route from this placeto Sabuls
, will be re-let, and that two carriers
will be used instead Of one. One
carrier will leave this place a
seven o'clock and arrive at Sabuls
at eleven o'clock, and the othel
carrier will leave Sabula at sever
o'clock and arrive at this place a
eleven o'clock. This will give
C~enterville the best mail service
!, it has ever had.-Centerville Reform
er.
The degree Of Engineer Of Nine