Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-10-08
LOCAL BREVITIEs.


next Monday evening.
A strong white frost lay on tree, and
fence and bush yesterday morning.
Look out for the very latest styles
of Millinery at Van Wrinkle & Powell's,
Arcadia, Mo.
A good supper Will be served in the
basement of the Presbyterian church
Oct. Is on the European pian-
The finest display of Hats ever shown
in the Valley at the Arcadia Millinery
Store. Call and see. Price to suit all.
For Sale-A new Upright Piano. in
perfect condition. Cost $3.50. Will
be sold for $3.50. Apply at the Quinn
place in Arcadia.
The printed "menu" will be differ
emit from any thing you ever saw. If
you come to the church basement
Thursday, Oct. 10.
Wanted-Fifty bushels haud-picked
Winter Apples. Market price paid in
cash. Ben Davis variety preferred.
Apply at this Office soon.
A big lot OF Irontonians and Vale
gians went to the city Monday and
Tuesday, to see the Expo and His
ROYAL Highness, the Yelled Prophet.
Those desiring the services of DR.. S.
E. Strong at night will find him at the
residence of Mr.. David Myers. one
block west from Nagers meat market.
Communion services at the Baptist
40,
vices ia the evening. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all desiring to at
tend.
You will not need prepare supper at
home Thursday, Oct. Is. but come out
and be served at the Presbyterian
church basement. See next weeks
paper.
Miss w. Hunt is teaching a select
school in the residence of Mrs. Jones,
opposite Mrs. S. Gays on Knob street.
We highly commend her to pupils de-
string to attend.
The wires were taken out of the
station here last Monday, and 1ronton
is now cut of from Geographic COM
munication with the outer world, ex-
cepG Dy way VI AEcduAd.
The first edition of the Iroflkon Re
publican was issued last Saturday. 1t
is a seven-column folio, newsy and
bright. Office in the Academy OF
Music building, upstairs.
Hon. j. H. Raney PROCESSES to be-
lieve that Missouri is going 'away
youder" Republican this year. Never
theless John has sense enough to get
in out of the wet when it rains.
Gen. Henry having at length recon-
mended the purchase of the Rifle
Range, its permanent location in the
Valley may be proclaimed a fixed fact
for his word goes. The transfers to
the government will probably be made
within the next thirty days.
There will be unique festival Civ
en- in the basement of the Presbyterian
church, by the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety, Thursday, Oct. Is. The s'menu"
will be published next week. The
money will be used to pay the.expenses
incurred in finishing the basement
OF the church.
Louis Miller has the contract for
putting up $4,000 brick schoolhouse
at Oran, Scott county. As that sec
ton is bare Of building-rock, Mr.. Mil
Ter has been compelled to come up
here among the hills to secure a foun-
dation for the structure. Consequent
liz, VIM. King is now delving in the
quarry owned by the contractor near
Arcadia.
The Catholic Festival at Pilot Knob
last Wednesday evening was grand
success. The ladies and gentlemen of
the Parish deserve great credit In
their undertakings; they also deserve
credit for the way they managed and
had everything arranged. The tables
were laden with all the delicacies of
the season. Every one seemed TO have
a good time and all enjoyed themselves
Dancing was kept up until the wee.
sma' hours of Eve. The net proceeds
were $125.
Subjects and texts for services at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath. II
M, ..God,s appointments for us will
be In keeping with our desires" Text,
Romans 2:6-7. ESQ P. NJ "a tariff
question for all to consider" Text
Isaiah $50. AT Granitevilie P. NJ,
.sThev who look for q small blessing
10 fiji a great demand viii be satisfied
by Cbrist.s abundance Text. Matt.
1897. All who do not attend services
elsewhere are cordially invited TO these
services. Gao. Fl. DUTY, Pastor.