Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-06-25

Some Of the animals killed were reg
istered stock and high priced. Mr..
Fletcher contemplates instituting suit
against the owners of the dogs.
Our young friend, Emil Roehry, who
has been connected with the Mckinley
Electric Line at Decatur, Illinois, for
several years past, visited his parents
in Ironton a couple of days the past
week. Emil is mighty fine boy and
we are always glad to see him.
A card from Miss Annie Shane
O'Oonner announces her safe arrival
at Columbia, where she will pursue
her studies during the summer
months. She says she hopes the band
boys will make $3.50 out of their pic
mic. We believe they could if she
were here to help us.
Frank Parker, late of Centerville, is
running the blacksmith and wagon
making shop at Belleview lately in
charge of r. E. Johnston. Mr.. Parker
guarantees his work and asks the
patronage of the public. Will take
such family produce in exchange as
his needs may require.
The Budweiser beer agency in Iron
ton sold nearly a hundred cases of
beer last Saturday. In view OF the
fact that at the recent local option
election there we're 202 dry votes and
only 70 wet votes cast at the Ironton
precinct, it is plain to Q that with
many people profession is n thing,
and practice another.
lam in receipt of a letter from my
old friend, Pat O'Brien, of Los Ange-
les, wherein he says he is about to
take his summer vacation. He will
come as far east as Denver, and may
be on back to his old stamping
ground. His friends hereabouts will
be glad to greet him If he does come,
and we all wish him all possible en-
joyment during his s'lay-off."
Thousands and thousands of fish
mostly perch and bass-have been
taken out of Rainbow Dam in the
Shut-In the past few weeks. The
water is rapidly running out of the
dam and it was either capture the fish
or let them perish for lack of water.
What a pity! But the dam has dem
onstrated unquestionably what a mag.
niicent fish pond can be maintained
in the Shut-In.
A telegram was received in Irontor
last Friday afternoon announcing the
birth that day, June 10, 1914, of a ba-
by boy to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. DeBlieux
of Natchitoches, Louisiana. Mrs. De-
' Bleux was formerly May Wemp, al
Ironton girl, born and reared. Thi'
, visit of the stork makes Bill and Dori
Wemp grandparents. What do yol
know about that? Our congratula,
tions to all! )
Taken Up-By the undersigned a
his farm, one mile north of Granite
vile, Mo-, three horse mules describ-
ed as follows: a dark bay and tive
black ones; all about the same siz'
and two years old. If not called TO
t in ten days will be posted according
to law. Owner can have the mules b.
proving property and paying expens
es. j. @. RoEHRs,
Belleview, Mo.
City Marshal Walter Fisher say
i that complaint has been made to hin
that a number of young men have
, habit of congregating in front of som
, buildings on Main street and expecto
rating tobacco juice on the granitoi'
walks. This is strictly against the or
!, dinance in such case made and pro
vided; and Mr.. Fisher says the ordl
nance will be strictly enforced in tn
future. Heed a friendly warning
boys.
For SALE OR LEAsE-The fnestan'
best located residence in Ironton, Mo,
suitable also for Hotel or Institution
Splendid brick dwelling and and am
Z pie grounds, in prime condition; ha
an unfailing spring (known as Gran
t Spring, with ample water supply TO
l all purposes. This property hast no
: only a present investment value, bu
is also of historical interest. Addres
H. M. Blossom, Pierce Building, 81
Louis, or Frank Mullin, Ironton, Mo.
What was known as the Frankli
bank in Little Rock, Arkansas, tn
Q State National, failed to open up 70
Q business last Saturday. 1t is said tina
an assessment Of Is per cent. wi
t probably have to be made on tn
stockholders to pay the depositori
On the st. Louis Stock Exchang
Monday Bankers Trust stock made
new low record; a few shares sold 9
/ $40 and $50; at the close of the SEES
J, sion a lot was offered at $4S.5o wit
no takers.
These kind words are from last Fri
: days st. Louis Republic: "Ei d. AXE
the veteran editor of THE IRON CoUN
:, ny REGISTER, never uses the editorii
swe' in his paper. He always use
the editorial IT, His editorials al
his own opinions, individually, ne
? collectively, and he is ready to stan
IL for them. Mr.. AXE is an individuali'
n all over. He has redhot opinion
g anent Federal courts and sumptuar
~lao;alation. and he EMPLOYS the bis