Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-09-30

enese goou tnlngs are coming to
Ironton?"
The county court Tuesday nam
ed S. T. Goff, E. M. Logan, j. A.
Reyburn, j. B. Holloman and G.
w. Wallace as delegates from
Iron county to the Waterways
Convention to be held in Sedalia,
October 7th.
George Schultz Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Fl, 1909, received word of
the arrival that day of a baby
daughter at the home of his son,
Louis Shultz, in st. Louis. Every
body doing nicely.
G.. w. Marshall and Geo. M.
Johnson went to Hillsboro Tues
day to testify in a horse stealing
case in the court there. The
horses, it seems, we're hitched in
Arcadia, and seen there by Mar
shall and Johnson.
Miss Artie Wood of Pilot Knob
Tuesday swore out a warrant,
charging her neighbor, Mrs. Nora
Phalen, with assault and battery,
committed the day before. The
case will be tried before Squire
Luthy in Pilot Knob.
DR.. Elliott this week informed
the Star that by next week he
hoped to be able to start for his
new home at Tulsa, Oklahoma, and
that his practice would be taken
by DR.. j. A. Gazda ana wife of
Colby, Kansas.-Bonne Terre Star.
John Dixie Tuesday received a
telegram, announcing the death of
his brother, William, in Oklahoma,
the day before. The deceased was
a resident Of this county for a
number of years and his friends
here will learn of his death with
sorrow.
Chas. M. Forman, of st. Louis,
has fled suit in the circuit court
here against John L. Brandt and
the London Realty Company, of
Annapolis, for $685. so, which sum
plaintiff claims is due him as bal
ance on his commission for maxi
ing the deal between the defendant
and John S. Benson.
Edgar, Calvert, II years old,
while painting on the school house
last Thursday afternoon fell
eighteen feet from a scaffold to
the ground, fracturing his right
wrist. The young man is fortunate
that he suffered no more serious
injury and we are glad TO say is
getting along very nicely.
Died, at Pilot Knob, September
81, 1909, Rupert, beloved son of
George and Antoinette Robinson,
aged s years, 10 months and two
days. Funeral occurred We'd
nesday and the remains were
inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy Of the community in
their sorrow.
Judge VIM. H. Stevenson, while
in attendance on county court
Tuesday, received word that his
father, Wesley Stevenson, who has
been in poor health for the past
months, had suddenly grown
worse. Mr.. Stevenson is suffering
from b ~dropsical affection, and as
he is nearly seventy years of age,
it is feared his condition may be
serious.
To Mr.. Harry Lewis, in charge
of the famous gardens at "The
Naples" we are indebted for a
most excellent and delicious basket
of roasting ears presented last
Wednesday. They were as fine as
we eve ate, and gave unmistak-
able and indisputable evidence
that MI. Lewis had in some way
counteracted the evil influences of
the drouth.
F. Buechsenschuetz of Middle-
brook Tuesday paid 500 to Col
lector Lewis Tuesday, state tax as
wholesale liquor dealer. The 9TH
or beer agents will have to pro-
cure similar license. This is in
accordance with a new law,and all
the money so received goes to the
state. One dealer says it will re-
suit in raising the price OF beer
ten cents a case
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside asks
the REGISTER to tell the ladies OF
the valley and vicinity that she
has Just received a nice new line
of Fall and Winter Millinery
more beautiful than ever before.
A large assortment of Ready-to-
wear, trimmed and untrimmed
hats, all the very latest in belts,
collars, barettes, combs and pins,
hair rolls and hair nets. Opening
next week. Announcement in due
time.
The REGISTER last week said
that Judge and Mrs. Buford OF
Belleview had been called to New
Mexico by the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. John G. Horn,
This was a mistake. 1t was an
other daughter, Mrs. James Phil
lips. We have since learned that
Mrs. Phillips died on the night Of
September 1Sth-about twenty
four hours before her parents
reached there. The deceased was
about thirty years of age, and
leaves a husband and four small
children to mourn her death.