Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-05-29

Glennie, the six-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.. Eastman, fell
on the belt that operates the bread
mixing machine at the bakery Tues
day evening and fractured her right
arm. The little sufferer is reported as
resting easy this wednesday, morn
ing. Fortunate, indeed, that her in
juries were no more serious.
Word was received Monday OF the
death that morning at his home in
Fredericktown OF Mr.. d. w. Wilkin-
son, formerly proprietor of the New
Commercial Hotel, in Ironton. The
remains were taken to Coldwater, in
Wayne county, the deceased's old
home, for interment. We are sorry
to hear of Mr.. Wilkinson's death.
Trainmaster Danelly was in Ironton
last week, looking over the field wis
the ideal of changing the heAdquar-
tiers OF the "pushers" from Arcadia to
1ronton. 1t was said that the pusher
crews could not get satisfactory rates
from the Arcadia boarding house
keepers. But the matter was after
wards adjusted and the pushers will
continue to hold forth at Arcadia.
The trustees of the K. P. cemetery
request that all parties owning lots
in the cemetery have same cleaned
up without delay. 1t is the purpose
of the trustees to cut the grass and
give the roadways in the cemetery a
general cleaning up and it is hoped
that every lot owner will place his or
her lot in presentable condition. 1t is
urged that this work be done at once.
@. w. Fisher of Pilot Knob tells us
that he recently purchased q cow and
calf from Chas. Orrick of near Gran
iteville for $125. He sold the calf for
$40 and is now making two pounds of
butter from the COW every day. He
says be would not consider a PROPOSE
ton to sell the COW for what he paid
for 1t at all. In every way she is more
than Mr.. Orrick represented her to be.
Presiding Judge @. L. Sutterield,
Road Inspector Blount and J. r. Goff
returned from ST. Louis, Friday, last,
where they had gone to purchase 8
large truck for the county, to be used
in hauling road materials. Mr.. Blount
informs us, that they purchased the
truck-a "Republicn-and that it is
one of the best made. Messrs. Blount
and Golf drove the truck home, and il
will be "put on the job" in a few days
The truck is a two and a half ton, but
is guaranteed to pull five tons.-Cen'
terville Outlook.
Eight red yeariings, belong
ing to Holloman Bros, have beer
missing from the range in the vicini.
tY of Hogan since last December. AL
though search has been made in thil
and adjoining counties no trace hal
been discovered of the missing stock
The herd has disappeared as if van
ished in the air. The %supposition il
that the cattle have been quietly
driven to market or to other pastures
far. away. While it seems improbable
that such a bunch of cattle could bt
taken out of the country without
some one or other gaining knowledge
thereof, yet it is possible. What ;
pity the culprits can not be appre'
hended and brought to Justice. Thu
missing stock is valued at 5000 or more
The REGISTER last Wednesday hat
a call from Monsieur DeValery, man
ager of Madame Albertini RaB Oh
classical dancer from the Metropolis
tan Opera House, New York, who
with her company of twelve people
were spending a week at "Shady
Nook" as the guests of Mrs. DR.. Sum
ma, Mons. DeValery said they hat
all enjoyed their stay in the valley
and the hospitality of Mrs. SUNNI
very much, indeed, and the company
had taken advantage of the opportu,
nifty afforded by the ample stage a
"Shady Nook" to do some ~rehearsing
Accompanying Mons. DeValery O.
his visit to this Office was Miss Irm
ESumma. who is q member of thu
FRasch company and will 60 with then
to England the coming season.