Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

yesterday was good day for rain.
Probate Court is in session this week
Please read the notice of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society.
The engine for the wooden mil
came down Tuesday night.
Maybe there is tin in the hills O
Iron and Madison, after all.
The Stovepipe Delegation captured
slice OF the spoil, anyway.
We understand the wooden mill ma
chinery will be here in few days.
A slight sprinkle of snow this morn
ing chills the festive groundhog's ardor
County Court concluded its work fol
the adjourned term Tuesday of las
week.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give Mite Social at the Presbyterian
parsonage next Friday evening. Ev'
erybody is invited. The mite spoken
of in this notice is nickel!
A fine, sitting snow Sunday night
was succeeded by bright skies Monday
snd Tuesday. Quite stiff frost was
felt Monday night, but next day the
increasing power of the sun tempered
the air, and the Valley enjoyed the
first balmy breath of spring.
The railway company is removing
the wooden platform between the
tracks at this station. 1t il said the
roadbed will be raised and the main
track thus made to conform more near.
ly to the elevation of the station house.
A similar thing was done at Iron Noun
tain Monday.
A Public School Entertainment will
be given at Belleview, Tuesday. Feb.
25. at seven P. NJ, by the pupils OF
Thorn Grove and Belleview, for the
purpose of increasing the libraries in
said districts. Admission ten cents.
Under the direction of r. E. Atkinson
and j. NJ. Hawkins.
Messrs. F. Rodach and VIM. Trauer-
NIGHT of Middlebrook, F. Kaths and
gan of Belleview and A. Roehry of
Ironton are here to attend the annual
meeting of stockholders of the Lead
ington Lead company, which was held
to-day "Wednesday. - Pennington
NeUs.
j. M. Dent, of Bismarck, was in Iron
ton last Saturday, in the interest of
the Hanneken Garden Hand Pillow, an
instrument of great convenience to all
gardeners and owners Of truck patches.
Mr.. j. N. Bishop will, We understand.
take the local agency for the Pillow,
and just the sort of implement it is
may be seen by calling at his hardware
store.
The Odd-Fellows of Annapolis will
give dramatic and musical entertain
ment, under the direction of Anna Re-
bekah Lodge. in their new hall. on
Thursday evening, February goth.
worthy consideration of our readers.
and hope the hall that evening will be
crowded to its utmost capacity. See
advertisement on this page.
The ladies of Ironton and the neigh
boring towns have long felt the need
of an establishment that would furnish
materials for fancy-work. Mrs. Kate
E. Delano is prepared to supply the
demand for such articles as wash en-
broidery silks, linens. zephyrs, stamp
ed goods, etc., etc. Also good books,
from the cheapest paper bound to the
more expensive ones suitable for gifts.
We find the following in yesterdays
Globe Democrat: s.Mrs. Lizzie Inner,
who arrived in this city yesterday
morning from Pilot Knob, Mo-, was
found on Clark avenue last night act
ing in q peculiar manner. Wnen the
policeman saw her she was talking to
herself and motioning at imaginary OBJ
jects. At the City Dispensary DR..
Newcomb thought she was slightly de-
mented, and sent her to the City Hos
pital."
Sheriff Baker made the quickest trip
to st. Louis aud return that eyer was
made by anyone from this place. he
left Centreville Sunday at l:SO p. M
went to Annapolis. 20 miles horseback.
waited two hours for train. arrived
in St. Louis at 10 P. NJ. transacted his
business and started home at A. N.
Monday morning. arriving at Centre
vile at IL A. NJ. the same day, having
made the trip IN 81 hours and 80 min
utes.-Outl0oE.
Subjects and texts for next Sabbath
day services at the Presbyterian
church. Subject for morning service:
1.-The young, their power and 1nnu-
euce." Text, Acts 2:17. Subject for
evening; "a plain talk about the way
of salvation Text. Joshua 24:15.
subject for Graniteville. 5. P. NJ,
..Home." Text. John 14:2. Those
who do not attend services elsewhere
are cordially invited to attend these
services. The young people are es-
pecially invited to the morning service
GEO. H. DUrY, Pastor.
List of letters remaining In the Post
Office at Ironton, Mo-, for the month
ending Jan. 81, 1896. II not called
for within thirty days. they Will De
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Allmo Silva Miss Heudershott
BARLEY S HI Kelly Clarence asr
Bradford w G CaptMorris Clauson Mr.
Hall Eva Mrs Kicks Annie Miss
Havenner CIR Smith James Mr.
Woolf John G Mr.
Persons claiming the above wiii
please say oadyertised" and give date