Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-15

Inc new crusher at SCHNEIDER.
quarry is decided success.
County court adjourned FRIDAY ate,
transacting considerable business.
Sunday was the first genuine sumne,
DAY OF the year. 1t was hot and swelt
ering.
board of State Agriculture Reports.
Ior Tree distribution at the county clerk:
Office.
inere will be no service in the Pres
oyserian Church next Sunday morning.
Services In the evening as usual.
LEFr-At the post-office one parcel.
owner can have same by describing
contents and paying for this notice
Tonight Is the occasion of the Festi-
val Soriee at the New Hall House.
fllot Knob There viii be a delight
full time.
MARsIED-In Graniteville, Mo-,
june z, 1898, by Rev. o. W. Rose.
Mr. John A Simpson and Miss Ida
Dubacher.
The hog ordinance as passed by the
city council Monday, is published in
the REGISTER this week. 1t goes into
effect July 1st
Dr. Hull has leased his building on
Main street to a Mr.. Settle of Fred
erlcksown who will engage in the
jewelry business here
MARRIED-At Irontou, Mo-. June
Sd. 1898. Mr.. THoNAs DEMPSEY, and
Miss BIRDIE COLLINS, all of Sabula,
Iron county, by Franz Dinger. Judge
of Probate.
Capt P. E. Crisp has lately receiv-
ed one of the most elegant and COM
plete selections of fine perfumery ever
brought to the city. You can there
secure anything kept in a frst-class
drug store
A basket picnic will be given at the
farm of r Callison on Marble Greek,
July 4th- Refreshments of all kinds,
dancing and other amusements will be
provided Those who attend may be
sure of a splendid good time.
Forty-five stone cutters were laid off
at Schneider's quarry last Saturday.
The present outlook at Graniteville is
not encouraging and many of the men
are leaving for other places 1t is
hoped, however, that matters viii i'm
prove in the near future
+. Trammel has commenced suit
against c. B. Hill for possession of
his Ct 81 property on Main street 1t
was 10 have been tried in the Justices
court next Thursday. but it has been
taken to circuit court and the witness
es need not appear until October.
The Ursuline Sisters OF Arcadia, Mo-,
extend cordial invitation TO all friends
and patrons of their Institution TO at
tend the Closing Exercises and distribu-
ton of prizes. on Friday. June Esd. at
$50 p. NJ Children under four years
should not be brought to the exercises
r. E. Kicker last week resigned as
general manager of the Iron Mountain.
A. E Peck. late of the Big Four, was
immediately appointed as his success
sor. A number of minor changes are
expected to follow 1t is said that 1t
is the intention to make extensive i'm
proyements in the roadbed.
Gre nshaw & Beckwith. millers at
Charleston. Mo-, failed last week for
$50. 900. 1t is not likely that they will
be able to pay fifty per cent Mr..
Beckwith, the junior member OF the
firm spent some time in this city few
wears ago, and his friends here will
learn of his misfortune with sorrow.
One of the excuses given by the in
surance companies for the exhoroltant
rates they propose charging here In the
future. is that We have no means OF
fire protection. This of itself Is true,
and should arouse our citizens to the
emergency that confronts US. Some
THING should be done without delay that
will afford us some method OF fighting
fire. We think that is clearly the duty
of the City Council to take immediate
action.
The Carleton Quartet, of Farming
ton will give q concert at the ACADEMY
of Music, Saturday evening, june 1.th-
This organization has appeared before
audiences at Pennington, De Soto. St
louis and other points. and always
o;ven excellent satisfaction They
S;lI he assisted by local talent, and
the entertainment promises to be
most excellent one. Reserved seats.
az cts. at Crisp's drug store General
admission, 25 cts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank kirkpatrick, who
,,-.o,s the Henson farm about four miles
est of town, lost their little two-year-
old daughter by drowning last Saturday
Sho,.tIv before noon. The child got
.wav from the house and attempted to
cross a little branch on a foot log.
while midway from the banks, the Ut
Gle one fell into the water, which was
.ho,,s three feet deep. In few MIR
,,,.. the mother missed the child from
the house and after slight search
sonnd the body. but life was already
a~t;nct The afflicted parents have
universal sympathy in their hereave-
meut-
The man who wrote this. says the
Monroe City Ecrs. may not have been
= Solomon. but he had common sense:
enid YOU ever think Of it. that 1t Is not
necessary to ring a bell to notify peo-
= for a circus, or blow a whistle TO
- their memory in regard to the the
strse.I performance But to call them
that Won NAV save their inn