Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-06-22

e"o S-year-Olds, one seven, and
one nine; three mares and. one
gelding. Will be sold cheap. APP.
ply to Paul Kiss, near Tip-Top.
Strayed-One Jersey Cow, color
yellow, with crumpled horns
weighs about 800 pounds. Black
calf, about a year old, muzzled.
follows her. Report to R. Lewis,
Sabula, Mo.
A bunch of twenty-five Italians
arrived in Ironton Tuesday noon
to work in the mines at Pilot
Knob. They are housed for the
present in one of the screen
factory buildings.
At a trustees sale last Monday
afternoon Sheriff Marshall bought
what was formerly known as the
Herman Wise lots in north Iron
ton. MI. Marshall expects to
build a house thereon.
A. M. Trauernicht, who is agent
for the Bonnie Terre road at River
mines, will make his home in
Pennington, going to and from
his work each day on the electric
road.
The laws passed by the legisla.
ture went into effect Tuesday
The one, requiring all trains tc
stop at county seats, on request,
will not be contested by the rail-
roads.
1t is expected to complete the
construction of the swimming pool
on Arcadia Heights this week.
The reservoir is 80 feet long, &c
feet wide and six feet deep at one
end, Swallowing down to three
feet.
The dust never before was as
annoying in Ironton as it has beer
the past week, Some people are
advocating oiling Main street and
say it could be done for $500. L
that is all it would cost it should
be done at once.
Fletcher & Barger made a trip tc
Bismarck in their. automobile
last Thursday afternoon. While
the machine was standing on the
street there somebody punctured
one of the tires with a knife. 1t il
a pity the offender was not appre.
hended.
PIANO BARGAIN-I have a slight
ly used piano in the vicinity 0.
Ironton. To save expense of box
ing and shipping, will sell very
cheap for cash OF payments as low
as S. per month. Address B. N
Wallace, care of Smith & Barnes
Piano Co., Chicago, Ill.
The General Manager of tht
Arcadia Valley Development
Company has howled long ant
persistently for an audit of tn
county books. We are sure tina
an audit of the A. v. D. book
would be most interesting to the
Murdock- Crumb victims.
Our dry weather continues
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
there was every indication of rain
but not enough fell to lay tht
dust. The section south of us hat
a fairly good rain. 1t was exceed
ingly hot until Saturday. Since
then it has been very pleasant.
Everybody remembers the sat
fate of that magnificent organiza'
ton, the South Hungarian Coloni'
cation & Land Company. Is
possible that wonderful PROPOSE
ton, the Arcadia Valley Develop
ment Company, is going to dis
appoint us in the same cruel wayi
Both were idols of the ring-bust-
ers.
A wayfarer, probably forty
years of age, giving his name a
Adam Weir, surrendered himsel
to Sheriff Marshall Monday, say
ing he had violated his parole an,
was wanted at the Lansing, Kan
sas,) penitentiary. The sheriff
telegraphed the prison officials
who replied that they would com
for Weir at once.
Married-In st. Louis, on Wed
nesday, June 7th, 1911, at s P. M.
Miss Lulu Muse, Of De Soto, Mo.
and S. G. McColl, of Piedmont
Mo-, at the home of her sister
Miss Sue Muse, of 728 A. N. Van
deventer avenue, Rev. j. E. Mar
tin officiating. Both have man,
friends who wish them a happ,
and successful life.
Burglars entered the store of Fl
M. Collins in Arcadia Thursda,
night of last week and carrie
away about $40 worth Of goods
The officers went up and dow
the road in an endeavor to locat
the guilty parties, but thus ia
have been unsuccessful. Mr.. Col
Inns thinks that a couple of me
who were in the store the night be
fore did the work.
MI. and Mts. Clifton j. Rykel
of Laurel Dale, w. Va, have if
sued invitations to the marriage
their daughter, Melissa Viann
Thomas, and Fred. w. Katht
which will take place at Hutchin
son, Kansas, June 22d. Wei
Fritz. you are about the last fello
that the writer ever expected t
hear Of being entangled in Cupid
meshes. But here's happiness an
lots Of it, to you and your bride.