Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-16

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clothes made By the Trauernichts Al
Middlebrook-
tie heart nay be bowed doxn with
woe bit al oFercozf. loaded down
with COED EAiskey. taken down from 2
! peg and worn away without the knoKl-
edge or consent Of It's owner, Is q little
too much Of a good thing. Even q
/ prominent Areadian has no moral right
f 70 take another mans coat and when
+ be adds insult Jo injury By returning
/ TIE property with he bottle untappe6.
/ BE has 70 defence n either law or
! equity For surely he couldn't have
bpea E1N1Iliogiy possessed for tsenty-
toa- bours OF 20 Great Bonanza!
( Depsty L. 5 Marshal Kennel
brought Charley TucEe- 70 tie C0nnis-
sloaer here last Saturday Tucker. who
( lives thirteen miles southeast Of Salem,
+ IS charged with selling liquor without
] Federal license There was said 10 be
aEoJIar vlolater o. Cocie Sans revE
nue laEs living II Shannon county.
some fifteen Or twenty miles IRON
/ fuckers abode and the Deputy Mar
! shaI-thILkjBE 10 uake q double haul
vent after bin. 100. Bat the bird
had down 70 parts unknown, and Mr.
Ken Dedy.. driver and prisoner had a
very long ride through Shannon and
| Reynolds for nothing. The Couuis-
si0Der here being absent Mr. Kennedy
to0k his prisoner through 10 81 Louis,
and the livery man had good long ride
''all By himself" home 10 Salem. The
Indictment weather viii make The trip
memorable 10 him.
An entertaiDnenf will be gwen by
the Pilot Knob Public School IN the
school building At that place. Thurs
day evening. December 23d. 1897. for
the benefit Of the Library Fund The
REGISTER hopes 10 report a crowded
house. for both the entertainment and
It's object viii deserve il Following
Is The programme:
Opening Song-by pupils Of Room /
RecItahon-..Jes Aiore Christmas - Joe
Ebrecht.
Song-..Ten Little Dollies' =
Grammar Under Dz6culties-Fred Erbe and
Fred Utrecht.
Reciration-'-CriPPled Boys story''-Pearl
Stafford.
Soag-''George Washington ,.
Dreadful Boy-by Walter DAVIS, August
Inner. Wm. Webner, Annie Schwab and
Dora Mcfarland
King ChristDzs-Ro0ms ! and ?
School Master Abroad-by Leo kiIlalee,
Alfred Wehner, Alfred Sohwab, Willie
Watkins, Joe Zinmer, Fred NzIon and
Herbert hzths-
Song-SPelling Natch-by Frank McFar-
land and Alvina MaIlon.
D. TX
The Dolls Christmas-by Rooms ! and =
Matrimonial Observation-Disclosures Annie
Kaths, LozIse Schni1tntr, Mary SChwab
and Mr.. Augasl Schwab-
Recitation-.How Mrs. Smart Leaned 10
Skate''-Niss Bertha FzirchIld-
Canvassing Agent-by Misses Clara SchEzb,
Alma Jaguith, d.. c L Blanks and Nj.
Wm- kzths.
Closing Song-by Room !, conducted by
Miss May Gay
1.-The programme will be interpreted
throughout with the most enchanting
music to be rendered by Senior Aqua
bella of ST. Louis. who has kindly con-
scented 10 assist in the exercises He
Is one OF the greatest musicians of the
West: and no one can afford 10 miss
hearing him. Admission % cts; chill
dren IS.
The Bazaar and lunch at the Acsd-
euy Of Music last Thursday afternoon
and evening. by the ladies Of ST. Paul's
Church. was about the biggest success
that our little city has known for
many years. The hall was filed with
bargain counters under Oriental
haDgipgs, on which counters we're dis
played articles of home manufacture
embroideries. needle-work. dolls, can
dies. ard other things which We will
not stop TO enumerate. The display
was elegant, with which the lastly
fitted booths blended harmoniously.
They had prize ring. too, in which
were set in tempting array the best
things given to man in palliation Of
that eternal gnawing of his inner self
which causes him TO dare and DO. and
sometimes ruffies his Unborn serenity.
There were loayes Of bread, pats OF
golden butter-this Is the one place
where we drop the silver craze
cakes. chicken-fxins. salads, iellies,
and lot OF other things which il makes
Us hungry 10 think of. There also
were articles Of Deedlework, etc The
lunch table was spread in the base
nent. and If We here indulge in DO full
some praise OF lis arrangement, dec
Grafton and manner OF service. those
in charge Of il know We did ample jus
tice TO lis enticements that evening. 1t
was well paIronized. and 10 hungry
soul came away uDsatisded- During
the evening the following prizes were
awarded:
Best loaf homemade bread. Prize
silver cr1ub tray and scraper. Won
or Mrs Thomas Beard
Best pound butter Prize - oak
rocking chair Won By Mrs VIM A
Fletcher.
Best chicken salad. Prize - sofa
cushion. Won by Mrs. Helen O-Brien.
Best glass CT jelly Prize-set cut
glass dishes Won by Miss Ollie
Davis.
Best loaf cake. Prize-individual
Tea set Woa by Mrs Jas Hatton-
Best layer cake Prize-beautiful
fan. Won by Miss Marie Gratiot-
IL the baby picture contest Miss
Georgia Nphey Won, choosing the
picture Of the M2donna. the jnkstand
falling 10 Miss Lucille Moore. who had
correct the second largest number Of
names
Best dressed doll. Prize-cut glass
rose bowl Won by Miss Marie Gra-
tot
Best assortment Of doll hats. Prize
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