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


New PcstmaSterS.
The following new postmasters OF
the fourth class have been appointed
for Missouri:
Jandon. Cass county, J. P. Pope. vice c. r.
Lithium, Perry county. A. ]. Gran. vice F.
Manning resigned.
Weingarten. Ste. Genevieve county, s. D.
Dome, vice Peter Heible, resigned.
Aberdeen. Jackson county, r. A. Braboy
vice E. j. Oxendine. dead.
Jesse Perdew. resigned.
Callao Macon county. S. p. Claybrook, vice
w. NJ. English, removed
Creighton, CasS county. A. B. Griffin, vice
Perry Lee. removed.
McFali: Gentry county. J. H Mitchell, vice
M. A. Williams removed.
Norman Phelps county. Elias Denoon, vice
j. G. Greig. resigned.
Padgett Charlton countr, j. O'Shaughnessy,
vice VIM. Smith. removed
Herculaneum. Jefferson county. L. A. Doriac,
vice j. A Russell. resigned.
Hume. Bates county. A. NJ. Wallace. vice W.
Knob Lick. St. Francois county S. ]. Hens
ley. vice Walter Biggs, removed.
Lone Tree. CaSS county, Ada H. BoroughS
vie R. A. Bathurst. removed
Sheldon. Vernon county, j. S. Baker, vice
w. B. Hyden. removed
Midland. Crawford county, Pearl Halbert
vice J. Evans, removed.
NEW MONEY ORDER OFFICES
Macon Risd county Benton City An
county; Clarkton. Dunklin county; Dudenville.
Jasper county; Foley. Lincoln county; Gran
county: .Neeleysville, Butler county; Nettle-
ton Caldwell county; Oran. Scott county:
Fort Galway county; Rutledge, Scot
land county; Worland, Clark county.
OTHER CHANGES.
Milsurn has been made n postal-note Office
and Deep Water an international money order
office.
The W. c. T. q.
The w. C. T. U. of Missouri, in ses-
sion at Sedalia, elected the following
officers:
Mrs. Clara Hoffman. OF Kansas City. presi
dent. without opposition. [She has held the
office eleven years.. Miss Lillian Wood. Mary
vile, reelected vice-president. defeating Mrs.
E. b. ingalls,, OF st. Louis. For corresponding
secretary Miss Ellen D. Morris was elected for
the seventh time, and Mrs. Katie Newton, of
Bolivar, was elected recording secretary for
the fourth time. Mrs. Julia A. Glazier. of Sa-
vannah. was reelected treasurer. Mrs Hon-
man and Mrs. F. B. ingalls, were elected dele
gates to the national convention. which meets
at Chicago on the 18th and nth, the former, by
virtue OF her Office as president, being dele
gate to the Worlds convention. which meets
at Chicago, October 10 and 10. Invitations for
holding the twelfth annual state convention
were received from Carthage, Brookield and
st. Louis. The executive committee will select
one of the three places. and fix the date for
either September or October, 1894.
GubernatoriaI Appointments.
The following appointments have
been made by Gov. Stone:
John F. Heinrichs, member of the board OF
regents OF Lincoln institute, vice w. s. Dav
lson. term expired.
Geo. Fl. Green, member of the board of re-
gents of Lincoln institute, vice A. H. Chinn,
term expired.
b. B. Cahoon. member of the board of regents
Of Lincoln institute, vice B. D. Veasy, term ex-
PRED
GeorGeF. Crutchly, member OF the board of
managers of the state industrial home for girls,
vice Nat Shelton, resigned.
John c. Piersol. member of the Missouri
school book commission, vice U. S. Hall,
signed
Joseph Long. county surveyor of Mcdonald
county, vice H. P. Lamberson, resigned
The Retail Grocers.
Delegates representing the retail gro
GERS of Missouri met in st. Louis few
days ago and effected a stat organiza-
ton.
The delegates represented every important
town in the state. They claimed that the time
had come to organize for protection: that they
were Iegislated and Disseminated against on
all sides; that lawyers and d emagogues were
elected to the state legislature who passed laws
detrimental to the interest of retail grocers:
that dead beats we're protected: that 10000 re-
tail merchants in the state are taxed to an un-
just de gree.
An Important Event In the Strip.
The first white child to be born in
the Cherokee strip was a son to Mr..
and Mrs Emil Heady. Of Perry, for
merly of Missouri. He was at once
named Perry. and has u constant stream
of visitors bringing presents of all
kinds.
Married In q Carriage.
Miss Rose Pear son and b. S. Leaven.
worth. a runaway couple, were mar
ried In a carriage in front of the resi-
dence of Rev. G. E. Shanklin at Boon
Vile.
No Room for Gamblers.
At st. Louis the Adams Express Co.
is discharging all employees who gam
BILE. The manager says: only fools
and rich men gamble" and down comes
the AK.
Newspaper Man Wants q Job.