Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-12-08

women, the other two being their
sweethearts. The quartet was ar
rested on the advice of Prosecuting
Attorney January, of Sabula, WHO
requested that the police bring
back the fugitives. One of the
runaways is the prosecutors son.
Acting in compliance with the re-
quest the policeman gathered in
the four, bought tickets and o
companied them to Sabula, where
they were taken in charge by rath-
or irate parents. The names of the
young women were not divulged.
The young men registered as R. G.
Barker and G. Laxton, the latter
being the son of Prosecuting At
torney January.-PopIar Bluff CSti-
zen.
A receiver has been appointed
to take charge of the property of
the Kanne-H Hull Lumber Co., of
Leeper. DR.. j. w. Hale was in
Leeper Friday acting as sheriff, by
virtue of his Office as coroner, due
to the disqualifcations of Sheriff
Ezell, who had previously attached
the property and who had been
made a party to an action concern
ing the possession of the property.
The company is said to owe about
sixty thousand dollars of which
twenty thousand is to the Bank of
Ironton. The exact amount of the
company's assets we have not
learned. The company was or
ganized about three years ago.
GreenUiIle Journal.
That an Ironton bank is SIN" to
the tune of 500, 900, as above stated,
is absurd. Under the law, it's ex-
IRENE limit could not exceed $4,000
loaning to any one individual or
corporation.
Commencing to-day (Wednes-
day. and continuing for ten days
only, Mrs. Woodside will make a
great reduction in the price of all
trimmed and ready-to-wear hats.
Every hat in the store must be
sold and the choice is offered of
any hat in the stock from so cents
to So. Some of these sold orig
inally for as much as $40. This is
an unprecedented offer and the
ladies should not neglect the OPP
portunity. There is a fine line to
select from. This offer does not
include hats to be trimmed-just
those ready trimmed. Also a nice
lot of little boys and girls caps
that formerly sold at 25, so and rs
cents, in this sale at 10 cents each.
A few ladies' white waists to be
closed out at fifty cents. A full
line of Franco American Toilet
requisites that have met the hearty
approval of all who have tried
them. Remember, that the re-
duced prices last but ten days.
I acknowledge with pride and
qualification the receipt of the fol-
lowing, coming from n whose
opinion is free and untrammeleC
by the personal bias that some
times attends long association and
close acquaintance. | met Mr.
Blossom for the first time ssearly il
the present year, and but once Oh
twice since-casually, one may
say. He was formerly of "the
craft"
est. LOUIS, Dec. 2, 1910.
"My Dear Mr.. AEe-You make 9
mighty good country paper. ]
have marked a few of your this
weeks comments, which | heartily
approve. With kind regards,
Sincerely yours,
FL. M. BLOSSOM,
ga Democrat since | can remem'
ber-56 years, anyway-who hal
not bowed the knee to Baal.' A.
Enclosed with the foregoing wer'
three or four items from the REG
IsTER'S editorial columns of las
week, with comment in pencil. It
gratifying to know that such
man as Mr.. B. reads and com
mends, and it gives one courage tt
persevere; to be honest with him
self and the public; to let his ligh
} shine, though it's power be that o
!, the faintest glimmer.