Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12

ESS ASAAe&hLh AOW do.
Dead newspaper for sale at the post
Office.
The roads are in fine condition now
adays.
The boys are preparing for the fall
hunts.
Importations of apples for the win
ter have already begun.
The city council met Monday and
transacted considerable routine bust
ness.
Services at the Presbyt erian Church
next Sunday morning and evening
Everybody cordially invited.
The Iron Mountain railroad carried
1000 passengers into St. Louis Tues.
day, the day of the Yelled Prophets
parade.
A Roehry is having the building
south of the drug store repaired; it
will be occupied by DR.. F. w. Lowry of
Iron Mountain.
The travel to Chicago necessitated
No. Sc, the fast train north, dividing
into two sections last Saturday morn
ing, the first day of the low rates.
Rev. o. w. Rose has departed from
Graniteville and Rev. HORNED will in
future fill the pulpit of the M. E..
Church here and the one at Granite
Vile, too.
With the close of the fair the drum
mers are beginning to leave st. Louis
the commercial traveller will be with
us to a great extent.
Louis Miller, the Arcadia contractor,
has received the contract for building
the new Jail at Potosi. The Canton
(O.) Iron Works will furnish the iron
work for the structure.
Mr.. Weidman has removed from
Pilot Knob and now occupies the prop
erty in west Ironton which he recently
purchased from F. Scoville. Mr.. Dali
ton, the former tenant, has moved to
Russellville.
Louis J. Giovanoni is making prepa-
rations to spend the winter months in
New Madrid county hunting and trap
ping. He has ordered a full outfit and
will leave with a party about the first
of next month.
H. Nj. Collins returned last Friday
from trading trip through the coun-
ties below Us. Mr.. C.. says that not
withstanding the hard times business
is good in the timber country and ev-
erybody on the move.
Prof. L. E. Wolfe.Sta Superintend-
emit of public schools, will address the
citizens of Iron county on important
questions at the courthouse in 1ronton
Thursday evening, September 10th.
TURF out and hear him.
The REGISTER is indebted to DR.. b.
H. Zwart for an official programme of
the Priests of Pallas Parade, which oc-
CURED in Kansas City, October 4th.
It is a unique and handsome sample OF
printing, and the DIR. has our thanks.
A boy, seventeen years old, named
Burnheart, whose home was
Somewhere in Colorado, was run over
by the cars near Bismarck last Satur-
Law evening One of his legs was
broken near the hip, and he only lived
|. few hours.
A. Nemnich, the Pilot Knob baker,
Tuesday purchased the old Buchanan
property on Main street from A. Rieke.
who bought it at trustees sale in May
asst. Mr.. Nemnich will build an oven
IN the premises and fit the property up
'or a bakery; as soon as the improve
ments are completed he will then move
10 Ironton. Price paid, $40O.
A couple of men by the name OF
Eorshee and Smith had their hands and
faces badly burnt at Iron Mountain last
Saturday afternoon. 1t seems that they
had fred a blast, but the powder did
not explode and when they arrived
near the charge the explosion occur
ed It is very fortunate that the two
men were not more seriously injured.
If ANYBODY imagines that our old
friend, Henry Simmerman, has lost
himself in the shuttle. mid the hustle
and hustle of the big Worlds Fair. they
are badly left. The editor last Friday
the following written on
postal card from the Mines
and Mining Building in jackson Park:
Worlds Fair still here; am getting a
little fatigued. Will be home some
lime this month. Yours, &C., II. l.. 5. "
Rev. Lorenzo Waugh. one of the
,;onaer preachers in Missouri, and who
visited this section few years since
was in St. Louis last week on his way
home to California from attending the
General Conference of the M. +.
Church in Ohio. Rev. Waugh is now
eiohtv-five years of age and in his
work of three score years
has had a varied experience. Most OF
this time has been spent in the frontier
and among the Indians.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Whitworth is in receipt OF
a communication from the Secretary |
If the committee who have charge OF
the removal of the Bellevue Collegiate |
Institute stating that the committee |
will hold a meeting at Bismarck on |
October 10th. and consider
he propositions from the different |
owns for the location OF the school.
4 representative will be present from
Nv ,ton and what future action needs
q be sSen will then be determined.
VIM. Trauernicht, A. Roehry and r.
Rodach returned last week from So
ourn of a~week at the Worlds Fair.
While in chicago these gentlemen
A. 1o.r ovsfa