Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-22

No wedding bells this month
Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at
this Office.
See Bonanza's closing out ad. on
eighth page.
One of Judge Emerson's cottages for
rent after August l. If
The fast mail south was an hour late
Wednesday morning.
Have we passed through the hottest
weather for this summer?
The Presby terians are enjoying a
picnic at Judge Russe'rs to-day
Lopez's present a new advertise
ment 10 this issue of the REGISTER.
Gross & ToIIeson expect to be ready
for business shortly after August 1st-
Alex Buckley is building an addition
to the Office of the Clark hub factory.
The Ciari, hub factory will build an
other switch from the main track to
their log yard.
Remember the railroad excursion to
St. Louis next Sunday Fare for the
round trip, $3.50
Three Large Rooms, up stairs, for
rent Inquire al Henry Adolph's jew
elry Store, Ironton.
c. P. Talbott has leased Mrs. A. c.
Lindsay's cottage on Main street and
is now residing therein
The REGISTER may make in the near
future some comparisons of assessments
as they appear upon the city's books.
Guy Schneider. a young employee at
the Clark hub factory, had finger
badly mashed in the machinery Mon
day evening.
The indications are that a great
many people from the Valley and vi
cinity will board the excursion train to
ST. Louis next Sunday.
Some of the horsemen are talking of
making a race track on the LangdoD
farm. in order to have a convenient
place to test the speed OF the Valley
flyers.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Back
of, Irouton, Mo. on Sunday, July Is.
1897, a girl. Mother and child are
doing nicely and the father is happy
and proud.
There Will be a grand basket picnic
at Henderson's Grove, two and one
half miles west of Belleview, Saturday,
July oath. Every body invited and a
good time assured.
The local dramatic troupe which has
been preparing to produce the ''Breach
of Promise Suit" has, for various
reasons. concluded to indefinitely post
pose the entertainment.
Mrs. A. Nemnich is confined to her
bed with remittent fever, brought on
by fall she received from a loose
plank Cd the walk at the corner OF
Maine and Pine.-Bluf Republican.
August Winkler is honest. He re-
ports a girl baby born yesterday at his
house. only weighing eight pounds.
This is two pounds less than any arri-
walls in this city for some time--Btut
Herald.
Lon. Harviell. who is in Manitou.
Colo. for the benefit of his health.
writes that he is gaining in flesh and
mas al eACGAAGu6 q PPCAAeC" III 49, -
turn some time in August.-Bluf Re
publican.
Mr.. James Grady, who made his
home with the Ursuline Sisters for the
past eleven years. died last Friday at
the age of eighty-two years. His re-
mains were inferred in the Convent
cemetery.
The camp meeting will be inaugur-
ated at Hancock's Grove to-day. The
necessary tents have been secured and
it Is estimated that the attendance will
be large. The meeting will continue
until August 9Th.
G. w. Whitworth of Ironton is with
T. 5. Lopez & Sons at this place to fill
the position made vacant by the resig-
nation of Thos. Tolleson. We hope
Mr.. Whitworth will find his stay here
a pleasant one.-PiedmOHt Banner.
s. W. Andrews last week removed
to his new home in Russellville. Mr.
A. has one of the most convenient and
nicely arranged homes in the Valley.
Nav he and his family live long to en-
Joy their very pleasant surroundings!
Judge Emerson feels that he has been
greatly benefited by his recent So
iourn at Armstrong Springs, Arkan-
sas. The Judge says that the waters
did all that was claimed for them and
that his surroundings were very pleas
ant indeed.
Rev. Ct. B. ID. Miller OF St. Louis
held services in St. Paurs church Sun
day morning and evening. After the
morning service II business meeting
WAS held and a call issued To Rev.
johnson of ST. Louis 10 become rec
tor of the church.
Rev. W. ). johnson of St Louis to
whom was recently extended call to
bacome rector of St. Paul's church,
Ironton, will be here next Sunday and
hold services in the morning and even
ing of that day. The public Is cordial
IL invited to attend.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending July 10Th. showing the highest
and Lowest temperature recorded each
dny: July I4th, So. 4S; 18th, IS, 6S;
18Th. IS. 81; 18th, SO, SO; 18th, 81. 6li
18Th. so. 90; goth. Sc, 60. Rainfall