Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-10-06

station agent for the Iron Noun
tain at Silica, Middlebrook, Bis
marck and other points. Mr..
Cottrell is now at Stillwell, Okla
homa, and is we'll satisfied with
his location.
MARKEDLY the Probate Judge,
Saturday, September Both, 1910,
Mr.. James L. Patterson, of Rich
land county, Ill, and Miss Dorothy
Nash, of Iron county, Mo. On
October Sd, 1910, Mr.. Ingersoll G.
Wilkendorf, of Woodland, Cali
fornla, and Miss Hattie Croker,
of Middlebrook, Mo.
The Messrs. York are rapidly
pushing the road leading from the
Pilot Knob lake to that at Iron
Mountain. The distance is just
three miles, and the projectors
will make q model highway. 1t
will have no terrors for the auto
mobilist, and will be a fine scenic
driveway tor everybody.
Thompson Blanton was cir
culating a petition last week get
ting money to improve the road
over Grassy Mountain. The coun-
ty court agrees to appropriate a
sum equal to the amount Mr..
Blanton secures by subscription.
The road is a bad one and certain
~ needs some improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Elgan, of
Cotton, California, former res
idents of the valley, arrived in
Ironton last Friday evening for a
few days visit with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgan are on their
way home after spending several
months in Kentucky and Arkan-
sas. They are the guests of Mrs.
Bishop.
The Los Angeles Times Office was
blown up by dynamite last Satur-
day and a number of people killed
and injured. M. D. Bells, former
ly a printer in this Office, has been
a linotype operator on the Times
for a number of years. We failed
to find his name in the list of
the killed and missing, and trust
he escaped.
AT the meeting of the Business
Mems League last Thursday even
ing, i~nitiatory steps we're taken
toward the formation of a joint
stock company whose purpose il
will be to secure the erection of q
modern hotel of ample dimen-
sions. The hotel is badly needed
for the accommodation of oul
summer visitors, and 1t is going tt
be built.
A card, dated September 80
from Mrs. M. D. Bells, of Los
Angeles, informs me that hel
father and mother that day start
ed on their return to dear old Mis-
souri,. The daughter tried to de-
tain them yet awhile, but theil
faces turned eastward, just as the
needle points to the pole, and they
would not be stayed. The REGIS
TER prays for them a safe ane
pleasant returning.
An unidentified man, about Al
! years old, was killed by lightning
near Bismarck Sunday. He wal
standing against a large line tree
dividing st. Francois and Wash
ington counties. A heavy bolt al
most demolished the tree and h
was killed instantly. His body
fell over into st. Francois county
Coroner English of Pennington
held an inquest and ordered thu
body held for forty -eight hours
for Identification Desloge Sun.
PUBLIC SALE-At Graniteville
Mo-, Saturday, October s, 1910
the Coad Livery Stable. Sever
head of horses, five buggies, TIVE
two-seated spring wagons, on
three-seated spring wagon, one
surrey and two farm wagons
Also, harness and all other prop
erty pertaining to a livery stable
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock A. M
Terms, cash. Will also sell a 10
of Cattle and Hogs.
MRS! E. J. CoAD.
The report is that the Texa
fever has developed among thu
cattle some six or eight mile
south of here. Mr.. G. Kuhn, OF
Marble Creek, lost a fine COW
, few days ago, and two COWS be
longing to MI. M. Costello wer'
stricken with it. 1t is said, too
that 1t has attacked some cattl'
belonging to MI. Eliza Hale, who's
r farm is west of Shepherd Noun
, tain. All stock ought to be KEEP
up, and the order of the State
Veterinarian rigidly enforced.
| Last week articles of agreemen
looking to the incorporation of tn
Arcadia Valley Utility Compan,
were filed with Circuit Clerl
Hawkins and by him duly for
, warded to the Secretary of State
/ The company is capitalized a
S25, 900, and the incorporators ar
, F. R. Holton, Julia E. Pfaff ant
lib. j. Burhen. They will manu-
facture screen doors and window
and to that end have leased til
lumber plant lately operated b,
Mr.. G.. A. Buckley. The REGISTER
. believes this is destined to be
: paying enterprise and hearth.
wishes its projectors the utmos
success.
2 Anderson Bros who are run
! ming a sawmill one mile north Q
r Pilot Knob, last week bought fror