Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-03-31

which our dear old Brother Aspley,
in whose face could be seen the
interest and love he feels for his
people, gave his messages of love
and encouragement, all of which
were in keeping with the beautiful
Easter morning. X.
While DIR. j. H. Martin and
wife of Pilot Knob and their two
year-old son were visiting at the
home of Mr.. N. Allgier, near the
last Sunday afternoon,
the little fellow, playing around
the place, found a bottle of lini-
ment and before any one detected
him, drank some of it. 1t was
rank poison for the little
boy became awfully sick, and his
Tuesday was still Q
although some hopes r
entertained for his recovery. The
liniment was some Mr.. Allgier had
purchased from some travelling
remedy man, and there was Moth
ing on the label to disclose it's
deadly contents. We hope to be
able next week to report that the
baby is we'll and suffering no pain
from his misfortune.
The family and friends of James
G. Smith, of Caledonia, are re-
joicing over his recovery after the
unfortunate accident which caused
the loss of an eye and serious
bruises about the head, that oc-
CURED January Goth. His ply
sicians pronounce his condition at
this time as splendid. During his
severe illness his children, V. A.
Smith, of Coma, Mo-, w. s. Smith
of Meridian, Miss, E. E. Smith of
Benton; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Henry
New Madrid, were with him.
Oldest daughter, Mrs. j. F..
McBeath, of Meridian, Miss, vas
very sick at the time and unable
to be with them. The entire fam
lily feel very grateful to all the
dear good people and friends at
Caledonia for favors shown them
during their trouble. -Potosi hide
pendent.
AT a dinner of st. Louis min
listers of the Southern Methodist
church yesterday at the Planters
Hotel plans were made for con-
Quoting a Chautauqua camp and
outing farm this summer at Ar
cadia, Mo-, where 245 acres of
land, valued at about $4,000, have
been placed at the disposal, of the
ministers. The plan of the min
listers, as outlined yesterday, is to
provide a place of rest and recrea-
ton at low cost for persons of
moderate means of st. Louis.
Included in the encampment will
be a Sunday School course and
other courses for spiritual study.
R. D. Lewis, representing the
Board of Trustees of the Epworth-
among-the- hills movement, pre-
sided at the dinner. A number of
cottages will be built for rental
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Following are the census enum-
orators, named by the local Re-
publican bosses, to take the census
in Iron county next month:
Arcadia township, ]. H. Haven and
Frederick S. Russell.
Dent township, William D. Croker.
Iron township, Joseph Forshee. The
other appointment yet to be made.
Kaolin township, Edward X Adams.
Liberty township, Hartford F. Collins.
Union township, Chester M. Stevenson
and II. Caldwell.
Cut out the list, fellow Demo-
GRAFT, and paste it in your hat;
and the next Iron county Repub-
lican that has the gall to say any
thing about Democratic jurors just
'fsight" him to this list. Oh, your
Republican is awfully mild-man-
nered, and cooling as a dove when
he's on the outside, But when
he's in he ''gets his" every time.
Don't you forget it.
From CoIman's Rural World: "W.
HI. Smollinger, Iron Mountain,
Mo-, secretary of the Great West
ern Circuit, whose topic was 'The
Stock Farm at a banquet at
Chicago, gave a most interesting
talk on the subject of breeding the
horse, making plain to his hearers
that all things look easy in the
breeding line to the fellow who
hasn't tried to do them" Mr..
Smollinger, himself an exte nsive
breeder, believes that in our
American trotter everything
should not be sacrificed to speed,
as he said that anything that any
other breeder of horses can do the
American trotter can do BETTER
and from the hearty applause this
remark brought forth there were
many present who shared his be-
lief. He believes the pleasure
comes while you are producing
your ideal, not after it is accom-
plished, for when we have ac-
complished the feat Of perfection
the game has been robbed of it's
novelty"
Superintendent Burnham re-
ports that AZ attended the teachers
examinations last Friday and
Saturday. This is ithe largest
number present at the examine
tons in Iron county for several
years. Following is a list Of those
in attendance: Dora M. Hinsdale,
Gertrude Sweaza, Chas. S. Will
liams, Melvin Kelly, Robert Miller,
John Sweaza, Nellie Stevenson,
Bessie Hotson, Emma Thompson,
Pauline Tiefenauer, Lora Tolleson,
Edward E. Meade, Rebecca Tins,