Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-10-19

Democrats-and there was not enough
enthusiasm to produce n good yell.
In marked contrast to the meeting OF
Congressman Hensley there a couple
Of weeks since.
Thanks to the efforts of the Gene
terry Improvement Association Iron
toms two cemeteries are in far better
condition than they have been for a
long while, Mr.. Kendall says in much
better condition than at any time in
the past twenty years that he has
been in charge of them. He has been
paid $163. 90 by the association for
work done this summer.
WANTED-15 stave bolt cutters, to
cut stave bolts in good timber. Will
pay S1.35 per cord of4xs long, 36 inch
bolts, bolts ranked with backs all
down. Or will pay S2.75 per 100 feet
tape measure. Good men can aver
ACREAGE from two to three dollars per
day. Apply or write to White q
Hummel Mfg, Co., Redmondville,
No., or A. Rieke & Son, Ironton, Mo.
M. E. Rhodes, the Republican nomi-
nee for Congress in this district, de-
livered a speech to a small crowd in
the courthouse here last Friday even
ing. The speaker devoted himself
| chiefly to telling things he had done
| during the two years he was in Con-
gress and celebrating on the disaster
| that overlook the Thirteen District
| when he was defeated for reelection.
| The district will suffer a similar dis
aster, only more 30, November 9TH.
o. W. Ramsay and H. A. Lucy of
this city, representing the Scudder
Gale Grocery Co., and o. A. Muench
of St. Louis, the Clean Easy Soap
Salesman, departed Monday on the
regular monthly trip made by Mr..
Lucy in the Southwest part of the
state. The trip will be made in an
auto, recently purchased by Mr. Ram
sew for that purpose. They expect to
make the trip in two weeks shorten
ing the trip by II week.-Bismarck
Gazette.
Attorney General Barker and Prof.
Uel Lampkin, candidate for State ST.
perintendent Of Public Schools, will de-
liver Democratic speeches at the
Courthouse in IrOntOn, Tuesday after
noon, October 24th, at 1:SO o'clock.
Everybody invited.
"On October the 9th the stork left at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin F.
Roth of limo, Mo-, a bundle contain
ing a ~hyphenated voter. The mother
formerly Elsie Lueddecke) and baby
are doing fine. The young man seems
to be republican in his predictions,
because he is talking nothing but
Hooes, Hooes." So writes a happy
subscriber. The REGISTER wishes long
life and good fortune to the youngster.
Time will bring him wisdom and
amend his vocabulary.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
Charles Conrad and Marian Self of
Iron Mountain.
), VIM. Achenbock and Euceba Sim
mons of st. Louis.
Harry Heeds and Loretta Smith OF
st. Louis.
> Lawrence Carr of Caledonia and
, Thelma Bryan of Belleview.
: Chas. Weigel and Irene Clancy oil
St. Louis.
Edward Sutton of Chloride and Eva
L. Campbell of Arcadia.
! 1t is intimated that the local coloret
! brother is becoming dissatisfied with
the treatment accorded him by the
"bosses." After fifty years. voting
/ the Republican ticket he says be
says he thinks it high time some
. "spoils" were in sight. At least he
ought to be allowed to get his finger
into the "barl" that is shipped into
!, the County every campaign. Some
! of the leaders OF the colored wing, i
= is said, have even gone so far as tt
2 write to headquarters and ask VIII.
:, they never sent any of the money
It's cash the colored brother wants
not glory.
J.. Our old German friend, Angus
Rieke, ESQ.,, on his way home from
trip to St. Louis Wednesday night o
Q last week, failed to get off No. 8 whel
that train reached Ironton station
was carried by to Arcadia, and had t.
If walk home two miles in the dark, o
maybe it was moonlight, but it wa
q two long miles. The fact that he ha
made this trip some three or fou
! thousand times, and ought to knoV
every turn in the road between her
and st. Louis, renders his Oversight
III a. -. oaxytI;oohla G,1ooo he
ID getting old; that's all there is to il
Is After this some young fellow like my
le self will have to go with him on b
II trips and pilot him along the way.
Is The following in Sundays Globe
1T Democrat will be of interest to tn
many friends of the venerable Bisho
futile here: sBishop Daniel s. Tut
! Of Missouri, presiding Bishop of tt
4 Protestant Episcopal Church j
~ America, was yesterday presente
- with a "twin six" Packard car by
T. committee OF fifty parishioners
!. this city. He also was informed tn
y the pay of his chauffeur and the w
keep of the car would be attended
Vi by the donors. "The bishop was +;
nj pleased as a child" said one of I'll
committee yesterday, referring to IL
gift. HE got in the car and WI
e driven around so that he could judi
the machine for himself. His initia
g. have been enameled on the side
: the car and the whole turnout
beautiful in appearance. Bishc
of futile will be 80 years old ne,
January, He was elected to Il
rs episcopacy fifty years ago, Octob
,aI 5 last"
From the Centerville Outlool
"Allen Curry, Republican spellbind'
from Perry County. was billed Il