Iron County register., 1897-09-30
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Special city election today.

Two fires in one week are too, too
many.
FoUND-A woman's cape. Apply at
this Office.
The water hauler has had plenty to
do the past month.
st. Louis fair next week. The rail-
road has made rate of one fare for
the round trip.
Lopez's are filing their store with
new goods. Look for their announce
ment next week.
H. II. Buford has received his com
mission as Probate Judge and is now
in charge of that Office.
Preaching at NJ. E. Church Sunday
evening at 80 P. NJ.
G. w. KING, Pastor.
An elegant lot of furniture and big
assortment of household goods at the
Reese auction sale next Saturday.
Don't forget the date.
Mrs. Lottie Talbot announces her
Millinery Fall Opening for tomorrow
and Saturday. and asks an inspection
of as fine a stock as the old town ever
saw.
Married-At Ironton, Mo-, Sept. "a,
1897, by w. e. Fairchild, j. P, Mr..
CHARLES II. SNODGRAsS of Reynolds
county, Mo-, and Miss SEFRONIA SHER-
RILL of Iron county, Mo.
The fftieth session of the st. Louis
Annual Conference convened in Doni-
phan yesterday. The appointments to
the various churches in the district
will be made public next Monday.
A. d. Rossiter and family arrived
from Iowa last week and are again
making their home in Ironton, being
domlciled in the Paul Patton residence.
Mr.. Z. is travelling for St. Louis shoe
house.
Our old friend, VIM. Steffens, the
genial host of Ghermanville, contem-
plates a visit to the fatherlaud early
next spring 1t will be his first trip
in years and that Mr.. S. will thorough
ly enjoy it, goes without saying.
Horace Huron's entertainment at
the Academy of Music Monday even
ing, under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen, was thoroughly enjoyed by
all who were present. As bauJolst
Huron is simply superb and captivates
his audiences all alike.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending Sept. 2Sth, showing the high
est and lowest temperature recorded
each day: Sept. 22d, 81. 50; Esd. 95,
~: oath, "a, 40; 25th, SO, 60; Goth,
81. Al; 27th, 90, 46; 28th, go. 40.
The Greater Bonanza comes to the
front this week, announcing its Grand
Opening, which is set for next Monday
We have no doubt that the crowds or
that day will fill to overiowing ever
the mammoth store-room where new
goods of every description will be dis
played.
Jacob Kinds, couple Of weeks ago
brought to the REGISTER office a pell
can that had been killed by j. A. kite
who lives east of Pilot Knob on tn
Farmiugton road. 1t was a monster
bird and measured nine feet from til
to tip of the wings-about as large
Is ever seen in this section.
Aug. Winkler, that prince of goo'
fellows, of Poplar Bluff. was in tow
Sunday on his way to st. Louis. Mr.
Wiukler has purchased Jewelry ousl
ness in St. Louis and expects to max
his home there in the future. Angus
has mauv friends here who wish hlr
success wherever he may locate
Miss Matte Cohn will arrive mex
week. to take charge of the milllner
denartment at Lopez's. Miss Cohn ha
enent two months in a wholesale mi
linery establishment 10 st. Louis an
ia thoroughly versed as to all the Ia
test STYLES and novelties. The Iadle
are certain to be pleased If they WI
MACE their orders for fall mllllner
with her.
The County Clerk received word frol
the snperintendent of the insane asy
Inn that jefferson Craig incarcerate
IN that Institution from this county
has baen pronounced cured and will
6ischarged from the asylum to-day
Craig's home is at Brunot TINS count!
He has been in the asylum about 81
months, and when he was placed thei
was violently insane.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
O,Neal was gIaddened by the arriv'
Of a thirteen pound girl Sunday eve
inc. September goth, 1897. 1t CIV
ma Measure to state that Mrs. O'Ne
and the baby are doing nicely, viii
ths HIGH Sheriff's face is radiant vii
smiles. furnishing unmistakable ev
dence that he is well satisfied vii
himself in particular and the world
general.
In cases of emergency-aud
always creates the emergency-'ne
- a number of men in town who a
rood. hard workers at fire. But
Seiieye that, without prejudice or pa
.sa1;,v I.ude Baldwin is the best IN
sghterm in lrouton. He is always
hsnd. aud works hard and intelligent
IL never ..loses his head" aud alwa
nn,s the proper licks in at the prop
time and place.
while on Shepherd mountain IN Z
,aighborhood of the old mines ia
sunday Mr.. Salz. an employe oil
SIar< hub factory, saw what he to-
- he a bear. He says he got go
~iaw of the animal and could not
S...i,an Next day hunting par