Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-10
LOCAL BREVITrES.
It is a good winter for ice.

LOCAL BREV1TIES.
1t ia a good winter for ice.
See Bononza's invitation on the 9Th
page of this paper
Business meeting of the c. E. on
Wednesday evening.
Please read the notice of the services
at the Presbyterian church.
If you want really good fve-cent
cigar, go to the Drugstore. Likewise,
ten-center.
The Ironton public school re-opened
Monday. under charge of Principal
F. NJ. Vance.
indian r. A. c. No. IL meets next
Tuesday evening. and all Companions
are cordially invited.
Communion at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath. All the mem
beers are expected to attend.
The City Council will meet next
Monday, when an accounting for the
past thirteen months will be had.
The proceedings of the city council
will hereafter be printed in the REGIS
TER. The first instalment is given this
week.
Miss Sherman will give Christmas
talk in the Presbyterian church Tues
day evening, Jan. 18th. Come out
and hear her.
We once were young though now
we're old; yet have we never seen a
well regulated housewife satisfied with
bakers bread.
Miss Eva Purkiss gave a .swatch
meeting" at her home December 31st.
1894 A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all present.
Sundays rain was succeeded by
Monday nights freeze. and the slush
and mud have resolved themselves in
to solid ruts and bumps.
Attorney B. Fox, of Ironton. was
down the latter part of last, and the
first of this week, attending to some
business for the Osborn Co., of New
CentreUille Reforner.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sim
eral, on Sunday, January 9th, 1895. at
sos A. NJ. son. All are doing we'll.
and the public school at Pilot Knob is
uninterrupted-stra as it may ap-
pear.
The quail law is in force again, and
there can lawfully be none of him on
toast for months to come. This is con-
selling to those of US who are not sports
men and whose table meats are per-
force confined to the butchers supply.
..Held for postage" came near knock
ing out the invitations to a proposed
card and candy party. Girls. it takes
two cents to carry written note.
sealed or uusealed-unless delivered
by darkey: and then it's generally
ten cents.
A new post Office will probably be
established in few days about eight
miles southeast of Ironton, on the
Fredericktown road. The papers have
been forwarded to Washington. JAS
per e. Wilson is to be postmaster, and
the Office will be called Roselle.
Attorney VIM. L Beyersdorff intends
locating at Ironton about the 18th inst.
for the practice of his profession. He
is one of the best lawyers in Southeast
Missouri, and We regret to have him
leave US, but our loss is Ironton's gain.
Success to him.-CentreCiile Ret0rmer.
County Court met last Monday in
special session, pursuant TO notice, and
settled with Treasurer Reese. The
letting of the Poor Farm for the ensu-
ing year was also considered. and steps
taken toward asking for sealed propos-
Mill ho nnonod ut tho
March term and the lease of the Farm
awarded. A. j. Carly presided.
Bellevue Collegiate Institute has
enrolled up to date 12S students. 1t
has four teachers in the faculty. Ex-
penses are moderate. The courses of
study offered are thorough, practical
and advanced. The second term be-
gins Jan. 81, 1895. For all informa-
ton or catalogue, address ID. T.
PARHAM. A. NJ. Principal. Caledonia,
Mo.
The following card came to US by
Yesterdays post: Mr.. and Mrs. kaths
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter EMMA E. to Dr.. CHARLES LEE
BLANKS, Wednesday, January I'd. 1898,
Pilot Knob, Missouri. At home after
February 1st, Marquand. Missouri.
The REGISTER tenders its congratula-
lions with wishes for the prosperity
and happiness of bride and groom.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath 10:45 A. N. and p. n.
Subject for the morning service:
..They who seek the Lord are known to
Him. For evening: ''Sin. modest
and decorous when getting acquainted.
but a monster when he has you under
his dominion" At Graniteville p.
NJ: The First Psalm"
GEO III. DUTY. Pastor.
Prof. A. V. Hamilton's letter to the
Ironton school board, published in this
paper last week. was printed verbatim.
literatim. spellatim ct punctuatim
This statement is made to correct the
imn-essiOn held by several persons