Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-06-10

ton, next Sunday, 1915 A. NJ At PHO
hnoo 3 P. n At Graniteville $50 P
q H. The service at Grauiteville is es
pecially prepared in the interest of tn
young man. All are cordially invltet
: TO attend. 6. W. KING, Pastor.
Following are the signal servic.
readings at this point for the week
ending June Sth, showing the highes
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: June 9Th. 80. So; Sd, 70, 81; 4th,
%, II; 5th, 78. 43; 9th. IS, 46; 9TH,
a, So 9Th, IS, 40. Rainfall for the
week, 1.3S.
It's base SANDER, the story that
Bishops appointment was consequent
upon his telegraphing to Washington
that he had named one of the twins
Mark, and the other Hanna. It's no
use abusing man because of his hay-
| ing streak-or several streaks-of
good Luck.
c. L. Mason, formerly night opera
| tor at Arcadia and we'll known in the
| Valley is now working nights at De So
to and is understood to be next man in
| line for train dispatcher. Charlie is
an able young fellow and has many
friends here who are glad TO hear of
his well deserved success.
Again We hear complaint at the
practice of certain hunters in shooting
toward the cemetery. It is but the
rarest good luck some one hasn't been
wounded before now. Anyway, boys,
don't you know that you are likely to
be indicted for killing quail this season
of the year? Better desist.
DR.. Turley, Thos Vance and a Mr..
Norwine of Bonnie Terre arrived here
Friday noon Oh their way to the St.
Francis river on fishing expedition.
Prof. A. p. Vance joined the party
here and they spent several days on
the river below the Silver Mines.
Thompson Blanton also joined in the
sport.
Married-In St. Louis, Wednesday,
June 9Th, 1897, DR.. Daniel NJ. Blount
and Miss Blanche H. Green. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. J. d.
Green, formerly OF Iron Mountain, and
well known in this community. The
REGISTER joins many friends in ex-
tending congratulations and best wish
Is to the happy couple.
The two defeated aspirants for the
Ironton post-office doubtless feel little |
worried or chargrined over their fail |
ure to secure the plum. Now that |
Mckinley prosperity is here and mon
ey so plentiful no man is going to |
grumble because of his failure to cap
ture an Office that pays less than a |
thousand dollars a year!
The REGISTER acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Rev. f. c. Ramsbottom,
the young man who has been holding
services at the Baptist church the past
week. MIR. Ramsbottom has lately
graduated from theological school in
Louisville, Ky, and is very pleasant
gentleman. He may become pastor of
the Baptist church in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Backof desire US
to acknowledge for them the many
good Offices of their friends and neigh
bors recently extended. It is N the
hour of affection that mans dependence
upon his fellow-man is fully realized,
and the recipients of such neighborly
sustenation in this instance gratefully
return their heartfelt thanks therefor.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning. Subject: self
culture leads to self conservation"
Text, Phil, 3:2O-21. Children's SER
vices at Graniteville in the evening.
No service at Ironton in the evening.
would like to see all the members of |
he church out next Sabbath morning !
rs l have a special announcement.
GEORGE II. DUTY, Pastor.
John A. Segner. formerly of this
,ity, but now located at De Soto. from
where he travels and sells medicine, .
lesires to inform his old friends and -,
he people of Iron county generally. ,
hat he will be in DIR. /. A. Marshafs :
'fice, Ironton, next Saturday, June =,
9th, and extract teeth free of charge :
md positively without pain. One ;
Doth extracted free of pain on that
lay for every person wko applies to i
lin.
VIM. p. McCarver, the leading Sad
lery and Harness establishment in
southeast Missouri. Best stock on
and of good work between St. Louis
nd Little Rock, Ark. Also dealer in +
'ancy and Staple Groceries, etc. You
annot do better any place than at the :
Did Reliable. Everything must go! .
QUICK sales and small profits is the
attest issue. For further particulars, :
all on the Union Market. w. 2. Nc
;ARVER, Ironton, Mo. No. 4 North
lain Street..
DIED-At the residence of his par d
nts. Ironton, Mo-, on Friday, June n
tn, 1897, at 1915 F. NJ, CLARENCE, :
nfant son of Robert and Annie Back @
f, aged year, IL months and days. e
The funeral occurred from the family V
esidence Sunday afternoon and the e
emains were inferred in the Pilot a
mob cemetery. The grief-stricken il
arents have the sincere sympathy of e
be community in their bereavement h
fay Disiue Providence that ordains a
IL things for the best, sustain spd COM n
ort them in their sorrow! liz
J. n. Bishop was last Tuesday ap- y
ointed postmaster at Ironton to sue 7
eed A. 2. Vance. the present incum- -
eEt. There were three applicants for y
he place-Ia. Bishop, Thos. Beard " i"
nd Howard Lindsay. Lr RishoD, it "
Gems, however, had the strongest pull 4
nd rapeiVa5 the nr1zp With tujrS SA'