Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-07-24

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We have a letter from A. e. Bisch,
who was SO many years employed as
telegrapher at Hogan. He and Mrs.
Bisch are now located at Marion, Ark
ansas, on the Frisco, just across the
from Memphis. They have
a home and are pleasantly
situated.
On the first page of this paper will
be found an article headed, "There
will be No Panic," taken from the
Harlan, Iowa, Tribune. 1t is we'll
worth reading. The paper was given
US by our fellow townsman, Mr.. D, E.
Morris, who formerly made his home
in Harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mackley, of Des-
loge, arrived in Ironton Sunday even
ing, having made the trip from st.
Louis during the afternoon in an au-
tomobile. Next month, with a party
of friends, MI. and Mrs. Mackley con-
template an automobile trip to Lead
vile, Colorado.
County Clerk J. A. Reyburn has just
received a number of copies of the
Missouri State Fair premium list for
1913. These are for free distribution
in the county and any n may secure
them by calling at the county clerks
office, Or writing the secretary of the
Missouri State Fair, Sedalia.
There is an orchard of about 700
peach trees on one of the hills three
milest west of Hogan that will yield
1900 bushels of peaches this season.
The fruit is fine and will be ready for
the market in a couple of weeks. The
owner, a Texas real estate man, is en-
deavoring to sell the fruit on the tree.
Prof. Gilbert V. Signer, of Marble
Greek, and Miss Audra Thompson
will be united in marriage at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Thompson, of Mann, this We'd
nesday afternoon, at five O'Clock.
We extend our congratulations and
very best wishes to this most worthy
young couple.
Z Exclusive privileges of bathing al
Red Rock have been reserved for the
M. e. Assembly during the En-
campment. Dressing tents will be
erected for both men and women
Any person may enjoy the privilege
but all will be required to yea bath
ing suits. Special hours for ladies',
from 4 to 6 O'Clock P. M.
Over at Annapolis, in Iron county
there r two beer joints, which, we
are told, have made great sums o.
money during the past year. Oul
informant also tells us that during
the past ten days one of the leading
merchants of the town has ordered /;
a load of beer and is selling the am
Der fluid in connection his stock O.
| general merchandise. = Centervillt
Outlook.
At a meeting of the stockholders O
the Bismarck, Belleview Valley {
Western Railroad held in Bismarck o.
Monday of last week it was voted t,
extend the road to Bunker, in Rey'
nolds county, and to issue bonds to tn
amount of 1000 900 to be used il
construction. The officials state tina
work will be resumed on the road il
the near future, and it is expected t.
have it completed to Bunker within
year.
AL Gammeter, the jeweler, depart
ed for st. Louis Sunday mornin
where he will engage in business O.
the corner of Bates and Virgini
streets after August 1st. AL. ha
been located here for two years ant
built up quite a profitable business
and made numerous friends who wis
him uccess in his new home. F
L. McClaughrY, a jeweler from Iron
ton, will be here on Monday an
Tuesday of each week Bismarc
Gazette.
We understand the Annual Cam
Meeting of the Holiness Church g
Redford began last Saturday, wit
Rev. Seals of Des Arc occupying tn
pulpit. We are told that an able mir
lister from Texas is expected to al
rive in a few days to assist in tn
preaching. Quite a number Of camp
ers are already on the ground. TIL
Annual Holiness Camp Meeting Q
Des Arc will be held at the Redfor
tabernacle each year hereafter.-Cen
terville Outlook.
There was abunch of Iron Mountai
railroad officials, headed by the Ger
eral Superintendent, in Potosi lal
Wednesday, inspecting the branc
road. 1t is reported that they di:
cussed the feasibility of cutting OF
the night trip of the branch train an,
running main line train, No. 9,gin an
out on the branch on its way soutl
AS this change has not been made W
suppose the idea has been dropped
Potosi Journal.
Theyihad an entertaining Song Ser
vice at the Ironton M. q. Church lal
Sunday evening. Mrs. F. e. Devices
and Miss Esther Allen sang solos-th
former to the accompaniment Of Mr.
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