Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-07-21

A card from Mrs. A. M. Robert.
SON advises us that she has re-
moved from st. Louis to Jackson.
Mo.
Water will be hauled from one
of the Arcadia springs to supply
the folk at the Methodist en-
campment.
Hon. Ed. Robb of PerryviIle
was in Ironton Monday looking
after his interest in the congress
sional race.
A barn on a farm near the
Silver Mines was destroyed by
lightning during the storm last
Friday night.
Fredericktown suffered greatly
from an awful rain Friday night
last. st. Louis papers say the
damage is $3.50, 900.
Hon. j. G. Berkely, democratic
candidate for circuit Judge, adj
dressed the voters at the court
house Saturday night.
Send home a case of soda fol
the wife and children to enjoy
these hot summer days. Try the
delicious Arcadia brand.
Congressman Elvins informs us
that he will next month appoint
Lee Petit Gay, son of DR.. Gay, of
this city, cadet to the naval acad-
envy at Annapolis, Md.
Sunday was a very hot and
sultry day, but a rain and an
electrical storm in the evening
cooled the air and made the night
a most delightful one for sleep.
Miss Dora Hinsdale, who has
been visiting Misses Alice and
Leanna Cole here for the past two
weeks, has returned to her home
in Pilot Knob.-Farmington Neps.
The financial statement of Iror
county for the year ending Jam
uary 31st, 1910, is printed in
pamphlet form and issued as a
supplement with this issue of the
REGISTER.
The County Democratic Contra,
Committee was in session las
Saturday and made selection OF
the judges for the primary election
subject to the approval of the
county court which meets Friday.
Roy Snyder, wife and children
arrived in Ironton from Warren
Ark, Tuesday. Roy has accept
ed a position as travelling sales.
man for a Chicago clothing firm
His territory is Arkansas, Louisi'
ana and Texas.
What is known as the Hawkins
farm in Belleview was sold Mon.
day to A. M. Norris of St. Louis
Mr.. Norris is an employee of the N
o. Nelson Company in st. Louis
but will not remove to his farm
until next spring. Consideration
$1,000.
Prosecuting Attorney Damron il
in receipt of a letter from Attorne.
General Major stating that ;
minor, though he will be of ag'
by the time of the general election
is not entitled to a vote at tn,
primary election. This means
that no minor is entitled to vote il
the primary.
The Missouri Pacific Club, with
about one hundred people, will ar
rive in the valley on a specia
train next Saturday Afternoon
about 3:t5. A stop will be mad
at Pilot Knob, whence the part,
will go to the dam for a swim
then on to Arcadia, play a gam
of base ball and start home at
o'clock.
w. G.. Patton, Ironton, Mo.
now has the right to afix the It'll
M. d. to his name, as he recent
graduated from Vanderbilt Uni
versity Medical Department. DI
Patton, as he henceforth will b
known, has had considerable dru
store experience in some of tn
best stores in the country.-S
Louis Druggist.
Mrs. Hartman, aged abou
seventy five years, died at tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. job
Kerwin, in Arcadia, Friday, Jul
8, after quite a prolonged illness
The funeral occurred from tn
Catholic church, Graniteville, tn
following Sunday and the remain
were inferred in the Middlebroo
cemetery. To the bereaved we ex
tend our sympathy.
j. N. Bishop, who is running 9
train auditor on the Mobile
{ Ohio railroad between Tuscaloos
and Montgomery, Alabama, tell
us that he not infrequently meet
James L. Brierton, who ten year
or more ago was telegraph opel
ator at this place. Jim has a goo
job with a big iron company ]
that country and his friends
Missouri will be glad to know tina
he is prospecting.
The Epworth League people al
anticipating a large attendant
from st. Louis and neighborin
counties at the Summer Assembl,
to be held on their grounds, at Al
cadia, beginning next Monday at
P. M. Arrangements have bee
made for the entertainment, at rel
sonable rates, Of all who attent
An interesting programme he
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