Iron County register., 1897-10-07

y 4le opening or the Greater BonaT
"a has been postponed 70 Saturday, Str
d q. G. Jacobs and family are no,
domiciled in the Winkier residence o
the side of Shepherd Mountain. Mrs
) 2. Reyburn has purchased tn
Shoush residence on Main street, for
meriy occupied by Mr. Jacobs, an
will remove thereto at once.
Judge Zwart tells Us that the repor
> that the recent fire on his premise
was caused by the carelessness of
servant IL placing some ashes near tn
stable il not true. The fire started ol
the inside Of the stable and could no
possibly have caught from the ashes.
The congregation at Fort Hill churcl
hail with delight the return of Rev
Aspley to that charge for another year
Rev Aspley is a talented man. an adj,
and interesting orator, and a Christian
gentleman He l. as popular pastor
as the Arcadia church has had fol
years
The REGISTER has for years beer
accredited the distinction of having
the best and most thoroughly equipped
JOB printing establishments IN Southeast
Missouri. To compare the REGISTER
job Office with the usual country outfit
Is ike placing the big circus long side
one of the side shows.
Mr.. Frank Rasche and Miss Annie
I Phillips were married at the home OF
/ the brides parents in Pilot Knob. on
/ Thursday, Septem Der 30lh. 1897, Rev.
/ j. {. Fritz performing the ceremony.
The REGISTER tenders It's cougratula-
tions and wishes the young couple a
life replete with happiness.
The NJ. E. Conference in session at
/ DOniphan last week assigned Rev. w.
| WOrsnop to CarOnGelet where he will
/ located the ensuing year Rev.
/ Worsuop was at Oue time in charge of
( the Fort Hill church and has many
friends here who wish him the great
est possible success IN his new field.
Now IS announced the approaching
marriage of Miss Hattie Delano of Chi
cago 10 Mr.. Timothy Fowler. Il prom
inent citizen and paper manufacturer
of HolyOke, Mass. The ceremony will
take place within the next two weeks
at Chicago. The REGISTER wishes to
the parties the maximum of happiness
as the result of their venture.
The PoSt-DispatcH wants an agent
in every city, town and hamlet where
it now has none. It is the biggest and
best paper printed in the West. It is
the representative paper of the Miss
UalI T.
ducement5 to agents. If you are look
ing for a chance to make money easy
write the Post Dispatch, St. Louis, Mo.
Ex-County Collector Thos. H. Moore
left town last Monday enroute for his
home at Santa Clara, Cal. Mr. Moore
will stop five days at Caledonia to visit
a sister, and expects to leave St. Louis
the last of this week. Mr.. Moore has
many friends here who regret exceed
ingly to see him depart, but who wish
him all manner of success. and u long
life on the Pacific Slope.-Poplar Bluff
Citizen.
The Arcadia Valley W. c. T. {.
meets at the residence of Mrs. VIM. I.
Gay. Saturday, Oct 9th, ) P. VI. The
usual scripture lesson will be substi-
tuted by each one repeating a verse
from bible containing zeal. After
opening exercises, the society will be
entertained, by choice extracts from
the W. c. T. L. State convention, by
our District President and delegate of
local Union.
The financial statement of the Iron
County Bank is published in this issue
of the REGISTER. The showing there
in made is excellent and furnishes
unmistakable evidence that the institu-
ton is prospering. The banks depos-
its are increasing right along and are
larger now than they have ever been.
Under the efficient management of the
officers in charge there is no question
but that the institution viii continue
to prosper.
The following death notice appeared
in last Saturday st. Louis papers with
the request that the IruntOn papers
copy: '.Ou Friday, October I. at 4:45
A. N. Mary Shaughnessy, relict of the
late Patrick Shaughnessy, aged 50
years. Funeral viii take place from
her late residence, 224 South Second
street, on Sunday, October Sd. at ,
p. N. to Cathedral Church, thence to
Calvary Cemetery. Friends are in
vited 10 attend
The saw mill Of Reed and Slusher at
Arcadia was destroyed by fire early
Tuesday morning The machinery
was not badly damaged. however. and
it is said 800 will put the property in
working order again. The fire oe-
Cured about three o'clock in the morn
ing and the blaze threw light all over
the Valley. The whistle at the Clark
hub factory gave the alarm and in a
very short time several hundred peo-
pie were at the scene of the fire. The
opinion seems to be that the mill was
set on fire.
The residence of Mrs. Carlisle was
entered by burglars Tuesday night and
a gold watch and several other articles
were taken. The burglars did their
work early in the evening while the
family were visiting q ueighbor. The
guilty parties are supposed TO have
been several boys. strangers, who were
in the town the day before. but disap-
peared that night or early the follow
ing morning. They were around town
Monday afternoon Offering spectacles
and like articles for sale. They had
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