Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-04-28

All meLnDef5 urged TO attenQ.
H. ADoLPH, Clerk.
Our young friend, w. F. Curry,
who has been agent at Blackwell
for a number of years past, now
has a run as train auditor. If Mr..
G. likes his new Job he will prob
ably remove to st. Louis in the
near future.
One morning last week what a
number of people thought to be a
wolf was driven across the rail-
road track in north Ironton by a
pack of dogs. Some hunters got
on the trail but there was no
capture made.
Rev. w. w. Strother preached
at the Ironton M. E.. church Mon
day and Tuesday nights to large
congregations. By invitation he
will remain here all week, provid-
ing his business at home does not
call him away.
Prof. Daugherty closed his
school at Graniteville Friday. He
left Sunday for Cass county, where
he will spend the summer with
relatives. He has contracted to
teach the Graniteville school again
the coming year.
The closing exercises of the
Pilot Knob public school last Sat-
urday night we're witnessed by a
crowded house and thoroughly
enjoyed by all in attendance.
The Ironton orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
The county board of equaliza-
ton is in session at the courthouse
this week, hearing complaints
from the people who think their
assessment too high. Judge
Buford, owing to i'll health, has
not been in attendance.
Senator Frank III. Farris is once
more a citizen of Steelville, a fact
his many friends throughout the
county will be glad to learn. His
household goods will arrive this
week, as will also his fine law Ii
brary.-Steelville Ledger.
A few weeks ago it vas an.
nounced that there would be
plenty of work at the granite quar-
ries this summer. We regret to
hear that the outlook is not so en-
couraging. Some of the contracts
have been cancelled, it seems, and
there is not much in sight just al
present.
The attention of the teachers
and others interested is directed
to a card from Prof. McClintoch
calling attention to the fact that he
and Mrs. Newman will inaugurate
a summer school May nth. Those
wishing to prepare for the June
examinations will be given specia.
attention.
Some of the hub mill hands
from this place went to Brule, Iror
county, a few days ago and helped
to move the hub factory there, tc
Caledonia. They also hauled an
engine from Brule to the Yves
Fork factory. All of the above
mentioned plants, including the
one at this place, are owned by w
j. Lee, of Arcadia.-CenterUille Out
look, ~
Squire Kitchell of Annapolis
quietly slipped into Ironton las
Monday and that night was united
in marriage to Mrs. Dizzy Henson
The bride was the widow of Chas
Henson, who died very suddenly
one day last winter from exposure
after bringing a load of hub tim
Der to town on a very cold day
Congratulations and best wishes t.
the Squire and his.
Circuit court convened on the
arrival of Judge Williams Monday
afternoon. The charge was deliv'
cred to the grand jury and M. III
Keesling named as foreman. The
first case tried was that of j. D
Donohew on the charge of fraudu
lent voting, which vas given tt
the Jury when conrt adjourned
Tuesday evening. Wednesda,
morning the jury returned a yer.
dict of not guilty.
NOTICE To THE PUBLICITY,
undersigned desires to inform thu
people that he has this day sold
half interest in his store to P. w
Whitworth, and that the style 0
the firm will be hereafter, "Whit
worth & HILL" That we intend t.
put in a full line of general mer
J chandise at once, will pay yo'
cash for everything that we cal
|. handle in the way of produce ant
{ live stock. A. L. HILL.
The REGISTER this week print
the announcement of DR.. E. L
: Farmhouse as a candidate for tn
Democratic nomination for Col
lector of Iron county. DR.. Barn
house is we'll known to the PEG
pie. He is a good man and citizel
. and is we'll equipped to discharg'
Z the duties OF the Office he seeks
} Should he be nominated an
elected there is no question bu
that he would make a most of
, ficient officer.
Thos. B. Pruitt was quite badl.
injured at the Kimber place, ives
of town last Thursday shortl,
before noon. He had just fnishe'
a job Of painting and had hitche
/ his horse to the wagon to star
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