Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-06-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IoE RENT.-John Newman's Resi-
deuce and Cottage if de-
sired.
Green peas and new potatoes are the
dclicacies. with roasting ears in the
distance.
MARRIED-At Graniteviile. Missouri.
June 9th. 1898, ALEX THOMPSON and
SARAH THURMAN, Rev. o. W. Rose Of
ticiating-
WANTED-A trustworthy girl or
woman to do general homework. Ref
erence required. Apply to Mrs. W. \.
Paul, Arcadia.
\ lawn tennis club has been organ
led among the young people The
Presbyterian church yard will be used
"a Il tennis court.
County court is in session this week.
and on account of the late washOuts
the roads are receiving considerable
attention. The court Will last several
days.
Iron Lodge. No. 10Y. |. o. o. F.,
elected the following officers Monday
night: q. ID. Marks. y. e.: ThOs. Il.
Plu-tt. V. e.: JnO. Blemel. treasurer.
aud j. ). Jordan, secretary.
DR. James commenced his series of
lectures on Election and PredestinatiOn
at the Episcopal church Sunday eve
ming. They promise to be very inter-
esting and will be continued every sun
day night
The advertisement of Mr.. p. H.
.Jaquith. of Pilot Knob. appears in this
week. REGISTER Mr.. Jaguith carries
an excellent stock of goods and you
will do vel. to consult him before MAX
ing your purchases.
Circuit court in Reynolds county adj
journed last Wednesday after a ten
DAYS session The RatlifT case was
tried but resulted in a hung jury. and
was then continued until the next reg
ular term in November.
Leopold Hurst is preparing for a
grand picnic at his place on Marble
Greek. July 4th. Every arrangement
Will be perfected for a good time. and
all who attend may be assured that
ne will enjoy themselves.
There will be an ice-cream and straw
berry festival Mt Workmen's Hall. Gran
iteville Friday evening. June 10th, for
the benefit of the VI. f. church. \
good musical programme. Admittance,
10 cents: children with parents, free.
Star of the West Lodge, No. 1873. A.
+. * \. NJ. installed the following Of
ficers elect at the regular meeting Sat
lIrdav night: W. X. Edgar. W. NJ:
p. W. Whitworth. :. W: F. p. AXE. J.
w: II. y. Baird. :. D.: and Saml H.
Gosney, j. d.
Hon. Ed Robb. of Perry county. can
didate for Congress in this district ar
rived in IrOnton yesterday. preliminary
to making tour Of the district. Mr..
Robb j. an able and honest young Dem
ocrat. and would doubtless make
creditable congressman.
1t is reported that an old miner dis
covered a ledge of zine on the Lloyd
farm a couple of miles from Annapolis
last week. The mineral is said to be
inexhaustible and it il not unlikely
mining on quite large scale Will COM
mence in a very short time
The REGISTER few weeks since sent
statements to delinquents: the respOns-
g. have been prompt and wehereby re-
turn our sincerest thanks for the many
kind words accompanying the remit
tances. May heavens choicest bless
inr. be showered on these good friends
one and all
\ meeting will be held ut j. y. Bish-
oD's hardware store at fOir O'Clock to-
morrow Thursday evening for the
purpose of taking the lnitiatory steps
for a Grand barbecue and celebration
at Ironton on July 18th All Interested
are earnestly requested to attend, both
residents of town and country
Mr.. Al. Woolem. who has charge oft
work being done by the Southeast MIN
inr Company on their lead prospect near
Pennington was in lrOnton SATURDAY
Mr.. W. saws that the mine Is booming,
and every exploration shows Increased
deposits of lead. Work on a dam and
smelling works will soon begin
A.P. Vance again accepts the prin-
cipaIship of the IrontOn public school
at an increased salary Mr. vance mas
beeu in charge of the IrOnton school for
several years, and has not only given a
model administration to the town out
a county commissioner of Iron county
has proved most efficient commission
err. Probably no one in Missouri has
done more for his county than Mr.
Vance. He will conduct a Teachers
Training School during the months OF
Nav aud June. The regular institute
will occur in July.-HisS0Hri School
J0urfsdI.