Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-10-31

$500 104
room Suites, Mattresses, Chairs,
etc. Also, two good Brood Mares
and a Cow and Calf. Apply to
DR.. w. j. SMITH,
Ironton, Mo.
Lost-Between the Arcadia
Country Club House and the Shut
In dam, last Friday, a Lady's
Overcoat-black Russian pony,
cloth, collar lined with purple.
Scarf in pocket. Deliver at Coun-
try Club House and receive re-
ward. GEO. w. WALKER.
A card from our old friend, DR..
R. 7. Minor, apprises US that he has
returned to Lesterville, after an alb
sence of more than a year, most of
which time was spent on the Pa
cifc coast. \ We are glad to well
come the DR.. back to Southeast
Missouri.
Our old friend, Sylvester Kitch-
ell, ESQ.,. is a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Justice of
the Peace of Union township. He
has served as such for several
years faithfully and well, and
ought to receive the unanimous
vote of his constituents.
| I'M in receipt of a letter from
our old townsman, DR.. w. G.
Patton, who is at present sojourn-
ing in Los Angeles, California.
DR.. writes that everybody in Cali
fornia nearly is for Teddy; Will
Son, second, and nobody for Taft.
He asks to be remembered to all
old friends.
Mrs. Mabel Clinton, formerly of
Ironton obtained a divorce from
VIM. Clinton and the restoration
of her maiden name Dillon, in the
st. Louis Circuit Court, Oct. 20,
1912. MSS Dillon will entertain
her many friends Saturday even
ing at her home, 1900 Manchester
Ave-, st. Louis, Mo-, in celebrat-
ing the event.
The gaps in the granitoid walk
on the east side of Main street,
near the depot, should be filed in
as soon as possible. Present con-
ditions there-probabiy twenty
feet of walk and then a step-off
with probably twenty feet of no
walk-are most undesirable. Let
the owners of the properties build
the walks Immediately.
Les Yount has sold his personal
property on what is known as the
Robert Love place, east of town,
to Jacob Abby, late of Ransom,
Kansas. Mr.. Abby purchased the
farm some time since. MI. Yount
will this week remove to the
Methodist Assembly grounds in
Arcadia, whore he expects to make
his home for the next year.
The marriage of Lieut.. Frank
G. Delano and Miss Beckwith
Baird will be solemnized to-day
Wednesday, at the home of the
BRIDES parents in Arcadia. Lieut..
Delano and his bride will leave on
No. 8 this evening for the east.
The REGISTER extends it's con-
gratulations, and wishes for this
young couple every happiness.
Let every Democrat in Iron
county do his duty next Tuesday.
Go to the polls and Q that your
neighbor goes; and when you get
there vote the ticket straight, from
top to bottom. And you can enjoy
sweet and refreshing sleep that
night in the consciousness that
you have done your full duty to
your country and your fellow
man.
Mr.. &c. Rockwell has been
taking some options on land in st.
Francois county up and around
Bismarck and Doe Run Junction.
1t is understood he is taking the
options for a lead company now
operating in the lead belt. He
spent Monday in this city, but de-
clined to cough up who he was
optioning the land for.-Democrat-
NeWs.
The six men in jail, charged
with assaulting Mrs. Lily Mullane,
south of Annapolis on the morn
ing of Oct. 10th, will be given a
preliminary examination before
Squire Rache in Ironton next
Saturday. If they are bound over
for the actionEof the circuit court,
they will be arraigned in that
tribunal next week and a speedy
trial demanded.
Deputy Sheriff R. L. Parks, at
the request of the Iron county Of
fcials, and in the absence of
Sheriff Fits, located and arrested
VIM. Brewer on Tedder Branch,
to-day. Brewer is wanted in con-
nection with the outrageous crime
committee upon Mrs. Mullane,
near Annapolis, on last Saturday.
Deputy Parks will take Brewer to
Sabula tomorrow morning where
he will turn him over to Sheriff
Marshall of Iron county. Inn
mediately after the commission of
the crime Brewer came to this
county and at the time of mis- ar
rest was hauling logs.-Centerville
Outlook.
The following, in reference to
an old citizen in Ironton, is taken
from a recent issue of the Poplar
Blnf Citizen: "Mr. A. Winkler has
been identified with the business
interests of Poplar Bluff for the
past 20 years, and has built up a
reputation strictly upon his fair