Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-04-13

ehAcOA OfOA Vic P1OoPCOt anu COY
the road is sure to be built.
will pay 500 for the a~pprehen-
sion and conviction of the parties
who have set fire to buildings on
my farm, or who have cut my
fences. This is a standing offer.
j. G. RoEHRs, Belleview, Mo.
From Poplar Bluff papers we
learn that Mr.. j. S. O'Neal has
disposed of his interest in the
O'Neal-C hapline Grocery Compa-
ny, in that city. Mr.. O'Neal, how
ever, will continue in the employ
of the firm.
VIM. Gunnett, of lronton,
brought a wagon load OF fat hogs
to the Pennington market on last
Monday and took back with him a
fancy young male, from the No.
land herd of Hampshires,-Farm
ington NeGos.
From Wednesdays Republic we
learn that Miss Pearl Yount OF
Ironton will graduate with third
honors of her class at sWilliam
Woods College, Fulton, Mo-, this
spring. We congratulate the
young lady.
Rev. w. w. Strother, of Des
Arc, informs US that he will now
devote his time to evangellstic
work in the M. E. Church, South.
He has now several engagements
to hold meetings in western Mis-
souri, and Kansas.
P. w. Haberman, appointed
special commissioner by the st.
Louis Court of Appeals to take
dispositions in the case of Gay VS..
j. A. Reyburn ct a., arrived in
Ironton last night and is taking
dispositions to-day.
MI. R. H. Jones, we'll known to
many people of the valley died at
his home in Kenpett, Mo-, last
Friday after an illness of two
days. The deceased was aged
ffty-one years and acquired con-
siderable wealth the past few
years.
In the race for Police Judge in
De Soto last week Ed Perry had %
votes more than both of his OPP
ponents. The snare drummer is
somewhat of a runner, it seems.
Mr.. Zenser, the we'll known we'll
driller, was elected councilman
from the third ward without OPP
position.
Just a few words to those in
tending to build bungalows, side
walks, foundations, concrete cell
lar floors, or cisterns: you can
save one-third or more of what
you have been paying by seeing
K. S. Honeywell. First-class work
or no pay.
A. J.. Fuller, of Trenton, Mo-,
who got the house and lot and $40
acres of land at the MURDOCH
Crumb drawing last May, is here
looking after his property. The
house and lot was the one so long
used by the late G.. w. CRANE in
Pilot Knob. The section of land
is located on Tom Sank.
From Tuesdays papers we see
that a marriage license was issued
in st. Louis Monday to John w.
Linderote, of Iowa,
and Mrs. Margaret G. Prueitt, OF
Ironton, Mo. This romance had
it's origin in the MURDOCH Crumb
land drawing in Ironton about q
year ago. The REGISTER extends
best wishes.
A couple of weeks or more ago
a residence near Chloride was
burglarizeo and some clothing
taken therefrom. The following
night w. O.. Huff's store at Chic
ride was entered and the thief dis
carded the stuff he had secured at
residence the night previous and
provided himself with new goods
out of the store.
l was quite surprised, while sit
ting in the Office of the Clerk of the
United States District Court in st.
Louis one morning last week, to
find among the applicants for
naturalization papers, Rev. Arthur
Britain, once rector of st. Paul's
church here. Mr.. Britain now
has a st. Louis charge and is
pleasantly situated.
The Pennington News made the
statement last week that the gran
lite in the city hall, st. Louis, came
from st. Francois county. Unless
our memory is at fault just about
all of the granite for the lower
story of the city hall came from
the Schneider quarry in Granite
vile. If we are mistaken We
would like to be corrected.
Mr. E. E. Evans, of st. Louis
came down Wednesday evening
and will be here the remainder Of
the week, in the interest of the
Bismarck, Belleyiew Valley &
Western Railway. Mr.. Evans is
very much elated over the success
he is having with the road, and
says that he has received enough
support to warrant the road being
built.-Bismdrck Gazette.
Bishop Collins Denny arrived al
Arcadia from Piedmont Monday
afternoon to preside over the Con-
ference of the Pennington District.
The Bishop delivered a sermon
that night and the following morn
ing at eleven. He is q splendid
talker and was greeted with large
congregations. He left Tuesday