Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-04-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

FISHERMEN growing numerous.
The peach trees are in full bloom.
Early garden truck is getting into the
market.
Snakes are said to be very numerous
this spring.
The new drug store is receiving the
finishing touches.
Tablets. 1, 3. 4. 5. 6. and cents
each, at the Racket Store.
Cashier Craven was out driving Sun
day in handsome new surry.
The medicine show at the Academy
of Music is drawing good crowds.
Farm work generally has been great
ly retarded by the excessive rains.
Mr.. D. Myers expects to remove to
his farm in Russellviile this spring.
10 cases of Blue Steel White Enamel
ware, very cheap, at Bonanza-Annex.
County court was in session four
days last week adiourning Saturday
evening.
sold time" crowds have been in at
tendance at the Academy of Music the
past week.
The public schools took the usual
holiday on Tuesday-the day of the
school election.
The county Board of Equalization
was in session Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
The freight receipts at this station
have been larger the past few weeks
than they have been for years past.
When you want first-class job of
printing promptly and cheaply done,
don't forget to call at the REGISTER Of
fee.
Maybe we would prefer to have
some of these rainy days postponed I'M
til the sweltering hours of July and
August.
The REGISTER this week prints some
interesting extracts from Judge Emer-
sons contributions to the Midland
Monthly.
the advance guard of the summer vfsi-
tors will begin to wend their way to
the Valley.
Rev. King, the new pastor of the
Irouton NJ. E. church, has moved his
family to Ironton and Is now domiciled
in the parsonage.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home OF Miss Leah O'Brien. Arcadia,
Saturday afternoon, April 10th. All
members are earnestly requested to at
tend.
Adolph Lopez came down from st.
Louis Tuesday, to spend day. He
left next morning for Pennington TO
look after their mercantile interests in
that town.
III. NJ. Collins, the liveryman wants
the public to understand that his stable
is now more complete than ever before.
Good horses, the best of rigs and care
full drivers.
The Calico Ball given ny the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah at the Academy of
Music on Monday evening. April 18th,
promises to be a very successful affair.
Admission, per couple. fifty cents.
Quite a number of people from Iron
ton and vicinity will attend the l. u.
o. F. celebration at Poplar Bluff on
April 9th. 1t is probable that a
special car will be chartered for the
occasion.
The Yucca Remedy Company will
probably close their engagement here
Saturday night and 60 to Pennington.
The REGISTER has found them very
clever people, and trusts good luck
will attend them wherever they go.
Cards of invitation have been is
sued to the wedding of Mr.. Frank
Shore of Iowa aud Miss Minnie S. Kin
dell. The ceremony takes place at
the residence of the brides parents In
Ironton on April 18th at high noon.
The sboss" will return the latter
part OF the week from his five months
absence in North Carolina. In his
thirty years connection with the REG
IsrER this is the first time he has been
absent for as long as four consecutive
issues.
That prince of good fellows and affn-
BILE and entertaining young man who
lrssides over the Bureau of Iuforma-
ton in the Union Station, St. Louis.
Barney Frauenthal. and wife and baby.
visited MIR. John Schwab and family
Sunday.
The following is taken from the
ssSenath Items in last weeks issue OF
the Dunklin Democrat: '-Dr. h W.
Baird is settling up his business here
and will locate permanently at Area
dla, Mo. His friends are sorry to see
him 60"
Mrs. N. A. Settle left this week for
St. Louis, where she will enter the
Beethoven Conservatory and take
course in music. She will take a
special course on the mandolin. and in
theory and harmony. She will be
gone three months. = FrederIcEtObofI
NetCs.
The stock holders of the Academy
OF Music held the annual meeting Mon
day afternoon and elected the old
board OF directors. The directors then
held n meeting and reelected the old
officers. A dividend of three per cent.
was declared on the capital stock OF
the company.
III. B. Jones writes from jackson
.z,.ew A rt>ansas that the continued