Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-10

prices offered were not satisfactory to
the owner, D. Michalon, and he drove
all of the stock back to his farm at
Hogan.
DR.. and Mrs. o. M. Fitzpatrick of
Lesterville drove to Ironton Sunday
for Mrs. Fitzpatrick to have some dem
tai work done. DIR. Fitzpatrick was
a caller at this Office and told us that
they have a fair apple crop in Rey-
nolds county.
From the st. Louis Times: Soon
gressman Walter L. Hensley, of
Pennington, representative from the
Thirteenth Missouri District, is at the
Jewish Hospital, where he was ope-
rated upon Tuesday for a slight affec-
ton of the back.n
The st. Louis druggist, Mr.. L. A.
Seitz, spent several days of the past
week at his old home at Middlebrook,
and was an Ironton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Seitz is one of the Iron county
boys who have made good in the me-
tropolis. He is a genial, affable gen.
tleman and we are glad to know of
his well-deserved success.
Geo. W. Collins Monday morning
brought to this Office a twig, broken
from a tree in his fine orchard on
Crane Pond, containing three large,
handsome peaches. They are of the
Lemon Cling variety, and as pretty as
a picture. Mr.. Collins tells us thatlon
account Of the drouth the past sum
mer his apples will not be up to the
standard this fall.
@. d. Alexander had his first auto
mobile mishap Sunday afternoon. He
had been to Bismarck to attend the
Burk- Hobbs meeting and had just
about completed the return trip. AS he
was turning out of Main street into
Dent street to proceed homeward the
car skidded and landed in a ditch.
Fortunately no n was hurt and be-
yond a bent axle the car was not dam
aged.
The members of the county court
we're in session Monday as a board OF
equalization IN the assessment OF
merchants and manufacturers. But
few changes were made. A term OF
court was held Tuesday and the ses-
sion will continue through to-day
HWednesday.) The jury for the
October term of circuit court and the
Judges OF election for November are
to be chosen.
Rev. J. O. O'Dell received letter
Tuesday from Burk and Hobbs, evan
gelists, saying that they could be here
about October 25th to hold q meeting.
Mr.. O'Dell asked several people as to
whether they thought it advisable to
have them come on that date or not:
Not much interest was manifested in
the matter and he was forced to give
the evangelists an indefinite answer
Ellington Press.
"A Deputy Game Warden from Per-
Try county was in Centerville a couple
OF days last week. There is no use
for a Warden to waste time in coming
to Reynolds county as there is NO
!. game here and our people do not
hunt. AS an evidence that our people
do not hunt, we will state that there
has been no Hunting License issued
in Reynolds county during this year.
-C~enterville Outlook.
Mont Edmonds, a young man who
lives near Graniteville, was defendant
in a case in Squire Rasche's court
Wednesday of last week charged with
, assaulting Frank Wammack at Pilot
> Knob. The jury failed to agree. Tues.
day Edmonds' parents were before the
county court asking that the young
man be sent to an asylum, declaring
he was of unsound mind. The court
t will pass on the matter to-day.
@. Fl. Casebolt, of Czar, Crawford
County, who was instrumental in the
, action taken before the State Public
r Service Commission by which the Sill
t go & Eastern and Iron County Cen
trial Railroads were compelled to dt
: business as common carriers, hal
: again appeared before the Commits
4 sion with a petition to require these
|, roads to build depots and maintain
!. agents at their stations; also that the.
q shonld be required to attach a passen'
= ger coach to at least one train a day
\ in each direction.
: Recorder Hawkins has issued thu
t following marriage licenses since oul
last report:
q Chester A. Thompson and Annie L
Duncan of Goodland.
Henry T. Cheaney of Clinton, KY.
and Salena M. Ringo of Arcadia.
+ Willie White OF Minimum and Gus
ty Chiffon of Des Arc.
John Hughes of Belleview and Or
pha Raines of Graniteville.
Edward Masterson and Edna Bar
ton of Ironton.
Chris Poston and Gusta James Q
Des Arc.
Prosecuting Attorney Cooper las
Tuesday entered q nolle pros in the
!, case Of the State vs.. Isaac A. Letche
!, collector OF revenue for this county
who was charged with having receiv-