Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-03-21

physician gives the pleasing as
surance that Mrs. Rieke will be a
"new woman in a month.
The REGISTER last week stated
that John Austin, of whose death
we made mention last week, died
at the City Hospital in st. Louis.
This was a mistake. Mr.. Austin
died at the Missouri Pacific Hos
pital.
A diminutive card from Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Amelung, 1912 Dewey
Heights, New Albany, Indiana,
announces the arrival of Richard
Miner Amelung, Saturday, March
9, 1912. We extend congratula-
tions.
Mr.. E. M. Ward, who a few
months since bought the Adolph
building on Main street, has torn
out the glass front of the structure
and is putting up a porch instead.
Mr.. Ward will make the house a
very comfortable residence.
Mr.. w. 2. Sutterfield desires to
return his heartfelt thanks to the
good people of this town who by
their timely assistance last Sun
day saved his stock of goods from
destruction. He will always hold
them in grateful remembrance.
M. S. McCarty, the contractor
from st. Louis, who did the work
on Rainbow Dam in the Shut-In,
last Friday fled suit in the circuit
court, st. Louis, against the Area
dia Country Club, asking for
something over $4,000, alleged to
be due him for work done on the
dam.
1t is announced that "The
Naples" the Jones place in Rus
sellville, has been leased to the
Arcadia Country Club for a period
of one year, with the privilege of
buying at the expiration of that
time. "The Naples" will be used
by the club as a club house. Ger
tainly a grand place.
For Rent-One farm, 240 acres /;
40 acres cleared. Farm is known
as the Ewing Campbell farm, on
the line of Iron and Madison coun-
ties. Terms will be made to suit.
Any one without team need not
inquire. For terms or informa.
ton, kindly write or call
l. MILLER, Elvins, Mo.
Miss Garnette Jackson, who will
again be in charge of the millinery
department for the spring and
summer season at the Lopez
Store, arrived last Saturday. The
large new stock of hats, trim
mings and accessories has been
received. The spring opening,
which will be before easter, will
be announced in due time.
The frame building, just south
of the jail, belonging to E. L,
Farmhouse and occupied as a
store and residence by w. z. SUIT
terfield, was destroyed by fire last
Sunday morning. 1t is thought
the fire originated from a defective
lue. Most'of Mr.. Sutterfield's be-
longings were saved. The build
ing was worth probably $500. In
sured for $500.
We this week print the an
nouncement of MI. B. F. Engledow,
of Belleview, who is seeking the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff.
Mr.. Engledow is a man of family,
a successful farmer, a hustler, and
a mighty good Democrat. There
is no question but that he would
make a careful and conscientious
official. HIS asks the voters TO give
his claims due consideration.
The proposed bank at Arcadia
has been Incorporated as "The
Bank of Arcadia Valley" The
capital stock is SIC, 900, paid up
100 shares of the par value of 500
each. The board of directors for
the first year are: D. E. Fletcher,
A. j. Boardman, G. A. Buckley,
Rev. FIR. Adrian, j. B. Holloman,
G. l.. Collins and j. Ell. Long. The
institution expects to be open fol
business about April 1st.
Sheriff Fits departed for Oregon
county the first of the week after
Mrs. Nora Epwright and son and
- Courtney and his wife fol
whom an attachment was issued
at the last term of circuit court,
They are wanted as witnesses for
the state in a ase against Noah
Barton charged with the killing 0!
Mrs. Epright's husband which oc'
CURED in this county last May. Il
they can not give bond for theil
appearance at court they will have
to be held in jail. 1t is useless
for any one to try to dodge oul
Sheriff when he has a writ fol
them-for he always lands EN-
CenterUilte Outlook.
The electric light ordinance al
passed by the Board of Aldermen
last Thursday night is printed in
this issue of the REGISTER for the
information of the voters who will
approve or reject the same at the
city election, April I'd. There are
two propositions involved: one is
granting a 20-year franchise tc
the light company; the other is il
reference to a ten-year contrac
with the light company whereby
. the city obligates itself to pay S6(
monthly for lights on the streets
i for a period of ten years. A ma
jority vote is required to approve
the franchise, but it requires 9
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