Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-20
LOCAL BREViTIES.
Thanksgiving draws nigh.


Weddings numerous are promised for the
canning two months
Reynolds c'unty circuit court next week.
Oar attorneys will attend.
Hu~king Bee and Oyster Supper at Acad-
envy of Music Tomorrow night.
Go aud see the Huskers Tomorrow night
at Academy of Music at : O'Clock.
DR.. J. d. Nifong and wife are now costly
d,miciIed in their new home on Main street.
The Arcadia Valley Mill has closed down
and will not likely run any more this winter
Store and residence for rent on south side
courthouse square. Apply to DR.. G. w.
Hull.
The Bonanza blossoms forth in new adj
thereby.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Depew
was gladdened by the arrival of little girl
on Friday. November It'll.
The REGISTERS campaign of tariff educ
alton and 80 day and roast beef" seem to
have got there just the same.
Con~tabIe-elect Baldwin flied his bond
with the County Clerk last Monday and duly
entered on the duties of his office.
\ wreck OF freight train at Clear Water,
Saturday delayed the north bound passenger
trains about seven hours Sunday morning.
The meeting of the s. E. Missouri Medical
Society at Bismarck was we'll attended and
the proceedings reported as very interesting
The Sons of Veterans Ball at the Academy
of Music last evening was we'll attended and
those present all seemed to be enjoying
themselves.
WANTED-A good and reliable agent to
sell Tombstones, Monuments, Iron Fences,
Etc. Address, De SOrO MARBLE WORKS,
De Soto, Mo.
"Husking Bee" and Oyester supper by
the ladies of the Presbyterian Church at the
Academy of Music, Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 10Th. Admission, 10 cents. Ali are in
yited.
The diamond drill has reached a depth of
800 feet in the well on Mr.. a. Roehry's
premises. Mr.. r. is undecided at present
as to how much further he will prosecute
the work.
The semi annual rumor of q new hotel for
the Arcadia Valley is being industriously
circulated through town at present The
prospect for a realization seem to be as dis
couraging ever.
Mr.. Chas. Shuler of Marble Greek last
Saturday presented the REGISTER with some
fine potatoes of his own raising. They are
fully as large as any of the homegrown
we've seen thisy
Miss Georgia Muffiey entertained a num-
Der of Young friends at a birthday party last
evening. The hours were pleasantly spent,
and the guests will long hold the same in
happy remembrance.
In the PRESBYTERIAN church last Sunday
morning, announcement was made that the
wedding of Richard Goulding and Miss
Lila Tangye would take place at the NJ. Z.
Church Thursday evening.
The Republican leaders hereabouts have
been very careful to tear down every one of
Reeds photos of the house which they post
ed with so much glee just before election
time. Sort of boomerang it proved.
Rapier's Wrangles at the Academy of Mu-
sic on Friday night drew a good house and
the entertainment was fairly good. Wrang-
some of the other specialists did equally as
well.
Sheriff elect Walter Fisher is in great
luck. In addition to receiving the largest
vote of any man in Iron county ut the late
election, he was last Sunday made happy by
the arrival of a little girl at his home. Sure
w, this November is a red-letter one for
Walter.
The building formerly used as the Singer
office was sold at Sberiff's Sale in partition
during the last term of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. A. Begley being the purchaser, for $500.
Mr.. b. last week sold the property to DR.. G.
w. Hull for $500, who intends moving his
stock of goods thereto in the near future.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church will
give an Oyster Supper on Thursday night at
the Academy of Music. At the same time
and place the young people will give an old
time Husking Party. There will be some
choice recitatIons and fine singing, and
good time guaranteed to all who attend.
Admission, 10 cents.
The REGISTER thinks that Postmaster
Beard is entitled TO credit for the fact that
he has not allowed his office TO be used as
political headquarters during the campaign
just ended, practice very prevalent IN DAYS
gone bv. In all respects Mr.. B. is a con-
scientious and careful official, always ready
to show favor or accommodation to all the
patrons of the office.
The adjuster for the American Central
Insurance Company was in town Tuesday
endeayoring to effect settlement with I'll.
III. Riddle for the policy issued by that COM
pauv on his building and contents which
were burned a couple of weeks since. The
insurance is 1000 and will likely be paid in
full. ANY other course by the company we
think would be unfair and unjust.
The impression seems to have gotten
abroad that the election of j. l.. BALDWIN as
Constable of Arcadia Township was Re-
publican victory. Such. however, Is not the
ease. Mr. r. voted in the Democratic prl-
mary last summer, thus pledging himself TO
support the Democratic nominees, at the
general election. Mr.. b. Is gentleman OF
his word and we know he kept his pledge.
The Southeast Missouri Baptist Sunday
School Convention will meet in the Baptlst
Church, Dexter, Mo-, on Thursday night,
November 9th. 1t is earnestly desired that
every Baptist Sunday School in Southeast
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