Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-06-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

AAOA--S"
Blank deeds of all kinds for sale a
the REGISTER Office.
The new stock pen at the Irontor
station is completed and ready for use
Hear the sweet Three OLD
Maids of Lee" at the o. NJ. c. June 25
1897.
Hear belinda Blue grass in her
great original poem, The Psalm oil
Marriage"
The heavy rains of the past week
Will necessitate considerable work on
the streets.
S. P. Reyburn last week sold his re-
sidence on College Street, Arcadia, to
John Mangold.
Mrs. Oliver has removed the racket
store to the building one door north OF
the former location.
Hicks says we may expect continu-
ance of the storms all this week, and
frequently during July.
The Ironton hub factories are ship
ping about four car loads of hubs per
week at the present time.
How is this for the skin? cool and
refreshing. Littell's Sulphur Soap.
For sale at Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
A picnic will be given at Thos. Jack
sons Annapolis, July Sd. Everybody
invited TO attend and have a grand
time.
Prof j. B. Daniel, who taught
school at Graniteville last year, will
teach at Sulphur Springs the ensuing
term.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. P. Talbot pleasant
ly entertained party of friends at the
residence of w. P. Wemp Monday
evening.
Why will our citizens not make some
concerted move to secure the accom-
modations we so badly need from the
railroad?
Rev. T. A. Bowman, of Jackson,
Mo-, will preach at the Baptist church,
Ironton, next Sunday evening (27th),
at the usual hour.
Sheriff O'Neal had force of men
employed in the courthouse yard the
first of the week removing trees and
cleaning up the yard.
Rieke & Backof last week received
another car of the famous Anheuser-
Busch beer and are prepared to fill all
orders on short notice.
Wauted-All old maids in Missouri
to come and see MRS. Miffkins' J"
"Great Rejuvenating Machine" and
the specimens of her art.
Aug. Rieke has placed a fine iron
fence in front of his residence in north
Ironton, greatly improving the ap-
pearance of the property.
Come out and see '.Wancy Spoopen-
dye" Penelope Bob," sally Skeet-
ers" and Jane Ax-handle" at the
.'Old Maids Convention"
James Palmer, who is hauling logs
for the Arcadia saw mill, lost a fine
horse last Friday. The animal was
overcome by the intense heat on that
day.
Mr. Williams, manager of the Oxley
Stave Company at Poplar Bluff, has
leased the Zwart residence for the sum-
mer and his family will be here in a
few days.
Children's Day Exercises were held
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. A splendid programme had
been arranged and all who took part
very creditably acquitted themselves.
Burglars entered the store house of
W. j. Lee, the hub man, at Hogan on
Wednesday night of last week and Sc
cured several articles of small value.
The burglars were probably passing
tramps.
Mr.. Vauwinkle, who has been run
ming the hotel in the Orchard build
ing, is going to move to De Soto, Mo.
This leaves an opening in good To-
cation for a good hotel.-P0ptGr Bluff
Daily Herald.
John l.. Clevlen of Poplar Bluff was
in town last week seeking summer
quarters. Mr.. Clevlen has rented the
Winkler residence on the side of Shep-
herd Mountain and his family will be
here in few days.
w. M GESASOns AHC sO0A0 ~
more ago q resident of Ironton, died at
his home in Kansas City on the 1lth
inst. The deceased was son of the
late John d. Greason and will be re-
membered by many of the older citi-
zeus of the county.
NOTES.-The Old Maids Convention,
given under the auspices OF the w. G.
L. u, will convene on Friday night,
June %, 81, at the Academy of Music.
at Ironton, Mo. All old bachelors are
earnestly invited TO attend. Admission,
I5c. Reserved seats, 25c.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending June 22d, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: June 10th, IS. &c; 18th, 81, 40;
18th. "a, ~; 18th, So. 81; goth. 50,
60; 2lst, 81, 60; 22d, SO, 62. Rainfall
for the week, 600.
The people of Cedar Grove aud vi
cinity will have fourth of July cele-
bration aud Basket Picnic at Cedar
Grove, four miles west of Belleview on
Saturday, July Sd. All the usual
amusements will be provided and
those who attend are assured of hRF-
ing a highly enjoyable day.
-. R-ay,,n laSt Saturday