Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-16
LOCAL RREVITTFS.
See The Christmas ads

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II your search for Christmas Pres
erts don't forget the display 1t WIZ
worth SONS
County Cert adjourned last Friday.
after hEe days alligeat attention 70
aHzi:s municipal
We prezEus lie rzIaz we are baE;ag
are needed bat t5a conditions attend
ing them are rot pleasant
Tee Greater B0nanza-s CHRISTMAS
Wiado J. al elegant creation. esgec-
ially Interesting - tie ca5l2rea-
DIED-Oa The 81 Inst on TIE East
Fork, of typhoid fever. Miss Zoa Nc
Nail. daughter Of Joseph McNail. Esq.
aged Is years
Preaching at The n. Z Church to be
continued each evening this week
Rev. a. D. BuTress, Of Bismarck, No,
Is conducting the services
Read. Prof Wuki1son's letter in ref
erence to the scarlet fever and the pub
lie schools. Since is writing The
schools have been closed until Jan Sd.
There are q few articles left from
the Bazaar which would make very de-
sirable Christmas presents. They can
be had By applying 10 any Of The la
dies
DIED-O1 the 9Th inst. at New Or
leans, La. Mrs josephine JaQuith.
wife Of a l. Jaquith, OF Vicksburg.
Miss. aged 50 years, l month and :
days
Services at the Baptist Church next
Sunday, morning and evening Sub
jet for morning, A man without 3
friend = evening A man without Z
God" j cordial invitation l. extend
ed TO all.
The Baptist church will '.set EN-
up TO the children some evening not
yet named. but within Holiday Week
The little ones Will IN return entertain
their elders with songs, recitauons.
dialogues. etc.
Jacobs. the Druggist, has just re-
ceived new lot Of Cigars OF the best
brands. In the lot are boxes Of TWEEN
ty-fvs. put up specially for the Christ
mas and New Years trade. If the
good wife viii present her husband a
box Of these cigars he viii smoke
them
The following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending Dec. 14th, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: Dec. Stb. 65. %; 9th. 50. 40;
10th. 80, 81; 11lh, SO. 81; 12th. As,
%; 18Th. IS, s.; l4th, 50, s. Rain
fall, 2.79-
The Arcadia Valley W c. 7. L.
meets at the residence of Miss Lucille
Moore. next Saturday. Dec 18th, P.
N Character sketch Of Miss Frances
Willard BY Mrs. d. L. Wansley. Re-
spousive exercises-subJect- c.
T. L medal contests, by members Of
the Union
Three cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported Ia the Valley-One IN Arcadia
and two in Ironton. but the REGISTER
hopes they may not be of the virulent
type Scarlet fever Is a disease com
paratively unknown IN this locality:
there have been isolated cases. but II
has never scourged our homes as in
other less favored sections
indian R a. Chapter viii give g
Complimentary Entertainment and
Supper 10 its members and their fami-
lies on Wednesday evening, December
29th. at the Academy Of Music The
announcements go out to-day. The
Companion who fails 10 attend viii
miss Royal good time, for the Ar
engagements Committeeman are Cd
their metal
Mr.. Prentice. the sash and door fac
tory man, came back last Thursday
and made more particular inspection
of the wooden mill and the machinery
therein. The boiler was filed ''by
hand and the engine started up. 1t
worked satisfactorily, and now We IN
derstand that so soon as the shipping
contract with the railroad Is perfected
The factory will be fixed fact. and its
establishment s source OF qualification
TO ali Vallegians-
Little Charles Arnoldy. the beloved
son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Arnoldy,
of bismarck. died Thursday. December
nth. Little Charley was a bright and
shining light in the household. and was
loved. bv every one The Sunday
school is mourning the loss Of one
bripht little scholar. The little boy
suffered 3 great deal. but has now
gone where there Is no more suffering
Let rs pray for the bereaved parents
that they may look Up while II this
deep sorrow MAGGIE JosE-
The we'll on the southeast corner Of
the courthouse square Is completed
and furnishes a good supply or water
About twenty feet OF rock was blasted
on. of IL and then churn drill was put
down some six feet before the vein was
struck /. g. WhitEorth. ST., who
faots ali the bills. i entitled 70 the
gratitude ofthe public generally. and Of
the residents in the immediate neigh
borhood. particularly. May he live
long 10 enjoy the refreshing beFerage
his shifting OF the rock has brought
Eortb-
List of letters remaining IN the Post
Once al Irontou, Mo, for the month
ending Nov S9th. 1897, II not called
for within thirty days. they viii be
sent 20 the Dead Letter Once
Armstrong L Mrs Junson F
Ro-ts ID T Rev langley " II Mr.
R.nxer O A Mr. Marshall I W Mr.
Cornell Mary MissPsge Forest
Dickson. Eliza Mrs Parsons 7 L