Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-01-12

deceased was insured. he was a
member of the Flat River Camp
Potosi Journal.
Miss Mamie Roehry is in Chi
cago to attend the marriage of her
friend, Miss Fannie Tiedebohl,
which will OCCUR to-day, (Wed-
nesday). Miss Tiedebohl is well
known in the valley and has many
friends here who wish for her
every happiness.
Strayed-From G.. Kuhn's farm,
three miles south of Ironton, two
year old past heifer, red with white
spots. Marked with label in right
ear and swallow fork in left. Will
pay reward for information lead
ing to her recovery. Address, G.
Kuhn, Arcadia, Mo.
The new county court, w. T.
Gay, presiding judge, and w. j.
Stevenson and Jas. o. Scott, asso-
ciate judges, was in session Mon
day attending to various routine
matters. The roadoEerseers will
be selected at the February term
of court which meets February 9th.
George w. C~larkson, formerly
of Arcadia, Mo-, who is said to be
the youngest executive of that
rank in the United States, was
elected presinent of the Grand Av-
enue Bank Tuesday, and Robert
D. Lewis was elected vice presi-
dent.-PepubIic.
Bully for George!
The residence of Chas. L.. Fox,
in Newport, Arkansas, was de-
stroyed by fire about four O'Clock
last Thursday morning. Building
and contents were a total loss and
the occupants just got out with
their clothing. Mrs. Fox, of Iron
ton, mother of Mr.. Fox, was a
guest at the home at the time.
Strayed-Two red three-year-
old steers and one two-year-old,
red, with white flank and one white
eye. All are marked with smooth
crop and underbit in left ear; tag
in lower part of right ear. Sis re-
ward will be given for information
leading to their recovery.
w. D. FLETCHER, Arcadia, Mo.
Reynolds county now has three
| prisoners lodged in the Iron coun-
ty jail. The old ''shack'' over
here that is sometimes referred to
as a Jail, being too small, unsafe
and unsanitary to think of trying
to keep any n in very long. The
sheriff is to be commended fol
transferring his prisoners to Iron
ton.-Centerville Outlook.
A case of smallpox was reported
from Des Arc last Friday. James
Poston, a young man about TWEEN.
ty-four years of age, who lives or
College Hill and runs a barber
shop, is the patient. 1t is thought
he contracted the contagion in
Wayne county. A quarantine was
promptly established and it is
hoped there will be no other cases
Walter Nagel is here from Gran
tie City for a few days. Waite.
says that the Mckinley electric
road is putting the east side towns
out of business. People can ride
across the river and into st. Louis
for a nickel and many who live OF
the Illinois side now 60 to the big
city on this side to do all thei
shopping.
Graniteville Camp, M. w. A.
and Wendt Camp, R. N. A., hac
public installation of officers a
Workmen's Hall, Graniteville, las
Thursday night. The attendance
was large and the occasion wa
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Afte
the exercises the lodge member
and guests repaired to Hote
Brown where an elegant spread
was served.
When we contemplate the trail
service we have in the valley to
day with what we had thirty year
ago we are forced to the conclu
sion that railroading hasn't mad
much progress in the past third o
a century. In the early eighties
we had a train that made the run
from here to st. Louis in .thre'
hours, and it was always on time
Now, how different?
The following appeared in las
Wednesdays st. Louis Republic
t~elegraphed from Jefferson City
"The Ozark Power and Waite
Company has filed articles of in
corporation. The capital stock il
So, 900 and the incorporators are
r. w. Morrison, Chester E. Bur-
and Frank Nottbusch. The com
pany's business will be to general
electricity at Arcadia
Married-Ironton, Mo-, Januar,
8, 1911, L. S. Honeywell, of Iron
ton, and Mrs. Ida E. Wooden, o
Bismarck, R.. A. Rasche, j. r., of
floating. The bridegroom is
Murdock- Crumb contract holder
who recently came here from
Iowa; "a bachelor, probably .
years of age. This is the fourt
matrimonial venture of the bride
it is said. Happiness and pros
/ perity to them.
We are in receipt of cards fror
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bertholc
Krabiel announcing the marriag
! of their daughter, Helen Mar, an
! Mr.. Edward Elmo Bollinger, Tues
day, December ~, 1910, at Kan
sas City, Mo. Friends, of tn
} bridegroom in Iron county vii