Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-08

The Iron Mountain Railway has
made a rate of two cents each way
from all points in Missouri for per-
sons who wish to visit the Arcadia
Valley. This rate will be in effect from
June LIST to September 30th.
Another Car of Woven-wire fencing
received this week. Buy the Royal
Fence, made by American Steel and
Wire Co. None better and the price
is right.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
The time of the circuit court Tues
day was mostly occupied in the trial
of the case of M P. Smith VS.. j. L.
Madden, brought here from Stoddard
county on a change of venue. Court
will probably be in session most of
the week.
Prof. M. W. Daughterty's nomina-
ton as postmaster at Ironton, to sue
ceed Adrian Steel, was sent to the
United States Senate by President
Wilson last Thursday. 1t will prob
ably be a month or more before the
change is made.
Former Sheriff Marshall last Friday
took six men to the penitentiary at
Jefferson City. Five yer men con-
victed of the Annapolis rape cases,
and the other was Ed. Vincil, who
burglarized Collins store in Arcadia
a couple of months since.
The Ironton Orchestra will furnish
music for the Baptist young folks en-
tertainment at the Academy of Music,
Friday night. Do not miss it. Mrs,
E. F. Kellogg will give a violin selec-
ton, and several vocal solos are on
the programme. Do not miss it.
Mr.. w. d. Isenberg, an attorney,
of st. Louis, but now making his home
in Carpenteria, California, was a visitor
to Ironton last week, having business
in court. Mr.. Isenberg has quite a lot
of land in the west end of this county
and his business calls him back to
Missouri about twice a year.
The fruit season is just opening for
the Iron Mountain. The first ''hot
shot'' to include berries went through
Piedmont Tuesday morning. There
were six cars of strawberries, and the
remainder of the train consisted Of
cars of other fruits and vegetables
Onions have been passing through
Piedmont for three weeks .-Piedmont
Banner.
By a slip of the pen the REGISTER
last week stated that David Paris
was convicted of rape in the circuit
court and sentenced to five years il
the penitentiary. This was wrong
Charles Paris, not David, was convict
ed. There was no charge OF any kind
against David Paris, who is the father
| of the two boys from Annapolis tina
were defendants in the rape case.
Chas. @. Gardner, of Kirksville Crane
| Patron of the Order of Eastern Stal
of Missouri, intalled the Irontor
| Chapter of the Eastern Star Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Quite large
delegations we're in attendance from
Bismark and Fredericktown and the
Grand Patron congratulated the mem
bers from those two towns on the way
they did their work. After lodge fifty
people enjoyed a banquet at the Smith
Hotel.
H. B. Krenning, president of thu
Doris Motor Car Company, last weel
purchased from Cabel Gray, of st
Louis, "The Naples" property in Rus
seville. Mr.. Krenning, we under
stand, will occupy the place at once
A large c~obblestone bungalow will b.
built on the site of the mansion thai
was burned about three months ago
In time, we are told, Mr. Krennint
expects to improve the PREMISE
greatly.
A telephone message was received
in Ironton Tuesday morning announc
ing the death at his home in Belgrad'
the night before of DR.. J. A. Eaton
The deceased was about 70 years o.
age, and had long been prominent il
Washington county, being it's Repre-
sentative in the last Legislature. HI
was a good nan and citizen and viii
be greatly mourned. The funeral oc
ours at Caledonia this w Wednesday
afternoon.
The trustees of the X P. cemeter,
request that ,all parties owning lot
therein at once proceed to clean the
same as it is desired to place the pre-
misses in p~resentable condition. ]
you do not want to do the work your
self confer with David Kendal, VIII,
will attend to it for a reasonable
charge. Parties cleaning their lot
are ordered not to let the trash remain
in the cemetery. 1t mus. be carried
to the outside.
Mrs. M F. Bone received a messag,
from willows, Colorado, Saturday
announcing the death of a brother
Jones K. Orr, whom she had not seel
since 1869 when he went west iron
their family home in Mississippi. Be
sides Mrs. Bone the deceased had n
relatives here, but he leaves abrother
Smiley Orr, living at Pilot Knob, tw'
sisters in Oklahoma and one in Texas
He was about sixty years old and wa
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