Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-07-31

Louis, returned home Sunday after
spending a week with relatives in the
valley. Willhas been in the furniture
business, but is now an auto-truck in
spector and salesman. We wish him
well in his new line.
Henry W. Adolph, collector Of the
City of Ironton, asks the REGISTER to
tell the tax payers that the tax books
for 1918 are now in his hands and he
is prepared to receipt for all taxes due
the city. He, requests that you call
early and avoid the rush.
A jury in Justice Rasche's court last
Friday morning found Henry Trammel
guilty of disturbing the peace of Mrs.
Grissom at the north end restaurant
the Sunday previous and fixed his
punishment at $50 fine and costs.
Henry pleaded his own case.
Do not forgettohave that Furniture
upholstered and repaired; your mat
tress made over. Any piece of wood
changed in color to suit. We will not
be here more than six hundred yearsl
JOSEPH & MAToo,
Academy OF Music Building, Ironton.
George Left last week bought the
Farrar building on Main street, across
foom the Willard Hotel. Price, $500.
A bargain. Twomey, the restaurant
man. has been ordered to vacate, and
it is said the new purchaser intends
engaging in the restaurant business
himself.
A night operator should be kept at
the Ironton station, and n OF the
night passenger trains from st. Louis
should stop at this place. We are in
clined to think that if these matters
we're properly presented to the rail-
broad officials they might do something
for us. Let's try it a whack, anyway.
G.. o. Adams of Peola and Jas. Camp
bell of Belleview were in Centerville
Tuesday. Mr.. Campbell and family
are visiting Mr.. Adams and family
Mr.. Campbell was for many years a
resident Of Reynolds county, n has
many friends here who are always
pleased to see him.-Centerville Out
look.
Fl. M. Blossom, Esq, OF st. Louis,
was here Wednesday of last week
Several railway officials were with
him. and to them he verified his con
ception of the beauty of our Valley. ]
had an entertaining and instructive
hour with him. May his shadow never
grow less, and the burden of the on
coming years sit lightly upon him!
Mrs. Mary Shea, of St. Louis, former
" Of Graniteville, who has been In
Europe for several months past, sends
the editor a post card from Londor
under date of July 18th. She refers
to London as a wonderful city ant
saws that she and her niece, who il
with her, have enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely. They sailed for home July
18th and have doubtless arrived a
Boston ere now. After a short stay II
the east they will return to "Ol'
Missouri"
In last weeks issue OF the Outlool
we made the statement that the Annu
al Holiness Camp Meeting of Des Ar
would be held at at Bedford hereafter
which, we are now Informed, is mis-
take. We gladly make the correc
ton. The Des Arc Camp Meeting wi
be held on the College campus at De
Arc, August 21st to 31st. Evangelis
, St. Clair of California will have charg
F. of the preaching service, and Prof
London will lead the singing.-Center
vile Outlook.
Our weather continues unusual
warm, and we are dry, too. We ma
.58 of an inch of rain Sunday after
noon-the first in sixteen days. Near
i ly every day day there has been in
dication of rain, but, truly, have "a
: signs failed in dry weather" Their
: have been rains all round about u
!. The rain Sunday was much harde
3 south and east of us than it was her
: and lust north of Belleview, we ur
derstand, there were two big down
pours. We need rain badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ronald, {
Wright City, Mo, and two childre
( were at the Arcadia Enoampmer
/, from Friday to Monday. Mrs. RonaI
| was formerly Miss Minnie Collins, {
a Des Arc, and is well known to man
of our readers. Mr.. Ronald is chair
man of the Democratic Central Con
mittee of Warren county-where th
: Republicans outnumber the Demo
Gratis by about four to one. But, fc
e all that, they made a gallant fight la'
year and succeeded in electing one Q
icer in the county.
There will be a special three-re
y feature show Friday night, August L.
at the Academy Picture Show. The
4 is an intense and interestholding plo
! and gives the spectators an excellel
idea OF the plots and counterplots ar
the intricate and subtle cunning
the inhabitants Of a large city
] Chinatown. The agitation in Ne
vo.l. and C~al;fornio aoainat tha tive