Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-07-09
LOCAL BREvITIFs.

The murder OF poor Sanguinette was
most atrocious. Shall it go unavenged
The midnight burglar is very evil
dent in Ironton these times. He ought
to be taken care Of.
'sWhat so perfect as a day in June?''
We don't know, unless it is the day in
July all the world is now enjoying.
Howard Lindsay's Elite Ice Cream
Parlors open every evening. Orders
received. Bananas, Oranges and
Lemons at cost.
One scrap and some bad language
from fair lips gave variety to the Pic
mic on the 4th. But excellent order
was generally observed.
Attention is directed TO the notice OF
the Democratic Mass Meeting called to
meet in the courthouse in Ironton,
Saturday, July 25th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Gen. r. +. Wingate desires to hire
a young man of good habits, farmer,
to go to Sulphur Springs to work on
farm, at 500 a month and board. APP
ply at once.
A. NJ. Shriver OF the Reynolds Out
look was in Ironton a couple oil days
last week on business. While here he
called on the REGISTER, and we had a
few moments pleasant talk.
The building of the bank has been
delayed by reason of lack of some oil
the materials, but the work will in a
Il - IN and
pushed rapidly to completion.
Collins is sporting the neatest rig
we have seen for many day: a "hand'
made" Phaeton, wheels finished in
natural wood and body neatly and
strongly made. 1t is daisy.
Have you heard the new song, ''1n
the Shadow of the Pines?" 1t is i'm
mensei Legg Bros, of Kansas City,
have it, and they are making a cut
price of 25c. copy. Take our advice
and send for one.
Henry Ahrens and a boy in blue
came near having a scrap at the court
house well last Saturday. The timely
interference of a comrade pulled of
the mill and probably saved somebody
from bloody nose or two!
The Ironton REGISTER closed its 29th
year last week. 1t is one ofthe bright
est and ablest papers in the Southeast,
and we wish it and its genial editor
Eli ID. AXE, many more years of pros
perity. Harrington Times.
The st. Louis Ore and Steel Com
pany lately took up all the iron on the
tramways leading to the top OF the
Knob. and, gathering up all the
''scrap," shipped the whole to st
Louis. About two hundred tons al
together.
The jefferson Barracks military
band. twenty strong, came down II
the Rifle Range Tuesday, and will re
main probably ten days or two weeks
The evening concerts will be grea
attraction, and the Range during tina
time have a greater attendance thar
ever.
Our young friend, j. E. Grand
homme, is at home for the summer
He was a member of the graduating
class of Walther College, st. Louis
whose Commencement Exercises wer
held June 23d. Mr.. Graudhomm
took a Commercial course in the Col
lege, and comes out we'll equipped 10
business. The REGISTER wishes hin
success.
Talk about an ostrich growing Ia
on stones and hoop-iron! John Bos
veil OF Marble Creek the other da
brought US the gizzard OF a chicke
killed in apparently perfect health
which gizzard when taken from tn
breast of the fowl was found to b
skewered with a common brass pin
Aud yet the hen had never complaine
of indigestion.
There will be services, both mornin
ard evening. at the Presbyteria
church next Sabbath. Every one VII
has no other church services to atten
"a cordially invited to attend these Sc
vfces. Subject for morning servic'
s.The eleventh commandment" JohI
1912. Subject for evening: 18Th
death of the soul" Ezekiel. 1920.
GEO. H. Duty, Pastor.
A rrnu5 barbecue will be given
the Thos. Jackson Grove, near Ann
polis, on Saturday. July 18th. oi
time is anticipated. and arraugemcn
,vtIl be made to accommodate u
crowd that is sure to attend. JoL
Heads Steam Merry-go-R Round VIII
there. All kinds of refreshments wi
be ct hand, aud everything that ca
eouduce to the interest and pleasure
the occasion will be on the grounds.
The following officers, to serve u
anguinc year, we're installed by 81
of the West Lodge. No. 1888. A. T.
a NJ, at its regular meeting La Jun
WIN. r. Edgar. w. NJ; P. w. Wnl
worth, s. w; S. II. Gosney. J. w
z. d. Axe, Treas; Mann King
See'y; Rev. Geo. ii. Duty, Cnaplal
III. L. Simermau. S. D.; b. ;. Gregor
J. d.; Fred. Kindeli, Tyler "
Curtis. s. s.; and Chas. Holloman'
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