Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-03-17

durable, IN III ana ~ rod rolls, at
35 cents per rod.
w. E. BELL & Son, Belleview, Mo.
Registrar Gay reports the fol-
lowing births the past two weeks:
Glen Gault, March I'd, twins-two
boys; Ed. Reed, March 4th, boy;
Eliza Reeves, March 10th, boy;
Eliza Hale, March nth, boy; VIM.
Depew, March 18th, girl.
Coot Miner and Chas. FORMER
had a preliminary hearing before
Squire Rasche Monday charged
with stealing some hogs from
John Canady. The defendants
were discharged. All the parties
are from the west end of the coun-
ty.
Public Administrator Roop
last week received word of the
death of his brother, E. w. Roop,
which occurred in Greene, county;
Mo-, March Sd. The deceased
was SO years of age and thirty
years or more ago lived in Iron
county.
A couple of cars loaded with
railroad ties we're wrecked in the
Ironton yards by one of the local
trains last Wednesday about
noon. In consequence the main
track was blocked for several
hours, and passing trains had to
use one of the side tracks.
Louis Mayor, a farmer living
near Brule, this county, was fined
St5.65 in Squire Rasche's court
last Thursday for peddling apples
without paying license. Mayor
had the apples shipped to him at
Middlebrook and then peddled
them throughout the county.
The Ironton public schools were
in session all day Saturday to
make up a day lost last fall. The
boys and girls clicked consider
ably, and we don't blame them.
Five days in q week are enough.
If there is any time to be made up
let it be done next spring when
the term is out.
VIM. Trauernicht last week
shipped a car load of his house,
hold goods and other belongings
from Bismarck to Ironton. He is
arranging his collection of curios
in his tailor shop in the Academy
of Music and will be domiciled at
the home of his son. Mr.. 7. says
he already begins to feel very
much at home in lronton.
The day is close at hand when
Poplar Bluff will be the division
headquarters on the Missouri di-
vision of the Iron Mountain sys-
tenn, for already arrangements for
the removal of the headquarters
from De Soto to Poplar Bluff are
being made. The exact date tor
this move can not be set but it
will be as soon as the new station
is completed, which in all likeli-
hood will be about April 1s5.-Pop-
lar Bluff Republican.
Of course, it is the same old
thing, over again. The peaches
are all killed! They always are
killed, you know, about this time
of year, or, maybe a little earlier
or a little Bit later. AT least they
are always so reported by some.
But anyhow F. A. Glawe brought
up to town Saturday some branch
es of peach trees on which were
blooms. These he cut from his
orchard since the 16 below zero
weather and put them indoors
where they Observation-Disclosures
Prospect-N eUs.
Entered into rest, March 7th,
1910, at st. Louis, Mo-, Mrs,
Louisa Thome, relict of the late
John Thome, aged u years and y
days. She has a son, Gregor.
living in this county. The remains
we're brought from st. Louis te
Middlebrook on the 10th, AND
inferred in the Catholic cemetery
at that place, Rev. John F. Adrian
conducting the services. The de-
ceased was a devout woman. 9
faithful wife and mother. Hel
surviving relatives have the sym
pathy of all who know them.
Special Lenten Services ar
being held at st. Paul's Church
Ironton, This week, as follows:
Monday-4:15 P. M.
Tuesday-4:15 P. M.
Wednesday-4:15 P. M.
Thursday-4:15 P. M.
Friday-7:30 P. NJ.
Sunday-Holy Communion, 7:9
A. M;
Sunday School, $3.50 A. NJ;
Morning Prayer and Hol!
Communion, 100 A. M;
Evening Prayer, 1880 P. NJ.
j. G. INGHAM, Rector.
Mrs. Woodside most cordial,
invites the ladies everywhere t.
attend the Easter opening in he
millinery parlors next Saturday
March 10Th. Mrs. Woodside AM
Miss Bessie Gillian have recent.
returned from ST. Louis wher
they spent some time familiarizinI
themselves with the new ideas il
millinery and selecting a superl
stock of spring millinery and no
tions. The assortment is mos
complete and Mrs. Woodside say
that she believes that she is pre-
pared to crafty every fancy.
The REGISTER this week pub
fishes the announcement of Rober
Doeoba q 40 di1ota RI ono,