Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-08-06
LOCAL BREVITIRs.

Ladies Bazaar Graniteville, August
10.
Probate Court will convene next
Monday.
Do not forget the Bazaar at the hall
next Thursday, August 13.
Ice cream Thursday evening, August
6. in the basement of the Presbyterian
church.
''Help those women" said Paul.
You can do so by attending the ice
cream fete Thursday.
There promises to be a big attend
ance on the races and barbecue at j.
A. Reyburn's next Saturday.
The Chicago platform and nominees
will secure an old-time Democratic
majority in Iron county this fall.
A special treat in store for those who
attend the ice cream fete at the Pres
byterian church basement this week.
Ice cream will be served by the la
dies OF the Graniteville Presbyterian
church in connection with their Ba-
zaar.
General Superintendent Peck spent
Tuesday night at Arcadia on his pri-
vate car. and went south the next
morning.
The plentiful rains OF the summer
have kept the leaves and foliage of
the Valley as fresh and green as in
early spring.
Prof. HI. Clay Davis, after spending
several weeks at Fredericktown, has
removed to Potosi where he will teach
the ensuing year.
The Pennington Fair will be held
this year from September 29th to Oc-
tober 1st. An unusually interesting
program is promised.
Rev. G. B. ID. Miller of st. Louis
will hold services at st. Paufs Church
Sunday. August 10th, morning and
evening. All are invited.
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w. Fl. BROWN, Agent
Mrs. f. j. Thomas of Belleview has
leased the Rodach property on Knob
street east of the Presbyterian church
and will in future make her home in
Irouton.
Judge Emerson's latest literary eff
fort, .'Grant in The West" will be
published in the Midland Monthly.
The first publication will appear in the
October number of that magazine.
Goff Whitworth left for the East
Fork of Black River Monday, where
he will teach school This is COTS
first effort In that direction. He de-
serves success and we feel sure will
achieve it.
Fine instrumental music at the Ba-
zaar. The Presbyterian church has
always come up to the highest expec
tation on all other occasions and il
asking patronage now expects TO NEE
YOUR demands.
Gen. Il. +. Wingate has been in st
Louis for the past month. having gon,
there for medical treatment. He re
ceutly underwent a surgical operation
quite successfully and we are glad I!
know is improving.
Tbos. II. Walker died OF brain feve
at his home in Bone Terre last Satur
dav evening. The decSased was
brother OF the Late J. b. Walker OF thi
..itv. and was postmaster of Bonn
Terre at the time of his death.
The troops that have been statione
Mt the Rifle Range for month or s
mast returned to Jefferson Barrack Ia:
sTaek. A new detachment left ID
Barracks Tuesday and will pFobabi
arrive here Friday TO remain sewers
weeks.
Mrs. DIR. Morton OF St. Louis wi
o;va n lecture on the subject Of youn
life ana religion next Sabbath evSnin
nj the Presbyterian church. Mrs. "
Morton is a department SuperintendeL
for ..Health and Heredity" oil the "
C. +. u.
Joseph BRYAN. the infast SOD OF Mi
and Mrs. ID. +. Reese of FarRiaetoE
died Monday. The remains were intei
s.aa In the Catholic cemetery noFtn
pilot Knob Tuesday. The beresVe
parents have universal sympathy
their sorrow.
In this weeks issue Of the kEGIsTE
gill be found the announcement OF
l.. ciaVbaugh as a candidate Tor Coi
stable. He promises if elected % Rly
the once his very best attention, SO
@ill use every effort TO discharge In
duties satisfactorily.