Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-08-05

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afternoon, aged about 81 years.
The deceased had long been a
resident of the valley. Two sons
are left to MOURN her departure.
The committee to secure a Local
ton for the Institute and Camp
ground for the Methodist Episco-
pal church have been called
together by the chairman and are
expected to spend some time here
looking over the valley in the
near future.
A party composed of the follow
ing young people attended the
Baptists Young Peoples Union
Convention at Arcadia Heights,
Sunday: Misses Lucy Kenner,
Fannie Blankenship, and Messrs
Frank Simms and Thos. Wood
Lead Belt NelCs.
For SALE-One ~three-seated,
two-horse Spring Wagon and one
two : seated one : horse Spring
Wagon. Will be sold cheap. In
quire of Mrs. R. d. Lewis, at
"Mountain View"-the old Lang
don farm. Will trade for good
drive or saddle horse.
Squire w. R. Patterson returned
last Friday from a three months
trip to Looney, Oklahoma.
Looney is in the western part of
Oklahoma and Mr.. Patterson says
that section is suffering greatly
from drouth. The grain crop will
be almost a total failure.
Rev. Father Adrian is at home
in Arcadia after two weeks in st.
Anthony Hospital, in st. Louis.
Father Adrian was threatened
with typhoid and he went to the
hospital to try and ward off the
attack. We are glad to say that
he is in his usual health again.
After %spluttering, fluttering and
pickering, more or less, all sum
mer the light in the Arcadia ice
factory went out last Wednesday
evening, the plant closed down,
and the lessees quit in disgust.
H. M. Collins is now supplying
the local trade with st. Louis ice.
Gay & Kindell Mercantile Com
pany, of Ironton, fiji ed articles Of
incorporation with recorder Haw-
kins. The capital stock is $4,000,
paid up, divided into 1850 shares Of
the value of S100 each. Seventy
shares are held by w. T. Gay, II
by Lucy Gay, and eighty shares
by Frederick Kindell.
Mrs. J. P. Gabriel and Mrs. N,
A. Settle have gone to Kansas
City to make their home. Mr.,
Gabriel remaining here for a few
months to wind up his business.
We are sorry to see these gooc
people leave our town but shall
expect them back in the neal
future.-FredericktolDn Tribune.
FARM For SALE-160 acres, 4
under cultivation. First place in
Barn Hollow nine miles southeast
of Ironton on Silver Mines road
belonging to B. F. Lasnley. Two
houses and two barns, spring
house, one we'll and one spring.
good water. For further informa'
ton apply to Fred Kindell, Jr.
lronton, Mo.
The railroad company is evil
IDENTIFY paving the way for taste
train service. An army of mel
are at work all along the road
Strengthening curves, putting II
new ties and generally improving
the road bed. The Frisco, 1T il
said, has taken much business
from the Iron Mountain and ar
effort is going to be made to re-
gain it.
Strayed-One dark bay mare
pony 14-1-2 hands high, reached
and branded with V. H. IN lef
hip, a little white in forehead
harness marks, shod all around
Owner will please come and claim
and prove the same Or will b.
posted in 80 days. This 2Sth day
of July, 1909. SAM CROKER.
3 miles north of Goodland post
Office, Iron county.
To Mrs. VIM. H. Thomson thu
editor is indebted for a basket o
as fine tomatoes, egg plants ane
green peppers as he ever saw. TIL
Vegetables were grown in thu
"Valley Home" gardens which
are the "fnest of the fine" Mr.
Robinson, under whose hands The
"Home" buds, blossoms and bears
is certainly "onto his job" W.
return sincere thanks.
Rev. w. R. Mccormack, Super
intendent of the F~armingtol
district of the Methodist Episcopa
church, held the second quarterl,
meeting at the Methodist churcl
Sunday morning. Bro. McCor
mack preached a very strong an,
enjoyable sermon, from Act
q, 41:47, illustrative of the fv
elements of strength in churcl
work and the two great results.
k. L. Lashley, of Flat River
formerly of this county, writes u
from Denver, Colorado, whore h
is attending the seventeenth an
nual convention of The Western
Miners Federation as a delegate
He says Denver is a fine city
clean and we'll kept. Climate de
lightful and nights cool and re
freshing. He promises to write
letter telling of his trip. We hop
to hear from him.
Henry Savage under the in