Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-08-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
OF for Klondyke!

For sale cheap-a bicycle. Apply
at this Office.
A wedding or two, Ills said, and not
all spring chickens, either!
Attend the lawn social and box par
ty at Mr.. Talbott's this evening.
The dust was never more annoying
in the Valley than it has been the past
week.
Homegrown peaches are on the
market. Some of them are very de-
licious.
Three large rooms, up stairs, for
rent. Apply at Henry Adolph's jewel
ny store, Ironton.
Probate Court convenes in regular
session next Monday. The docket is
published in this issue.
A large delegation of the ''colored
population" attended big celebration
at Pennington Wednesday.
The ice men are in their glory and
doing more business probably than for
years. One dealer says he disposed Of
two and a half tons Saturday.
We are prepared to deliver spoke
wOod-ready for kitchen stOves-at
S1.O0 per load or five loads for $3.50.
CLARK MANUFACTURING Co.
Rev. Harvey Hatcher. of ST. Louis,
will hold services at the Baptist
ing at the usual hours. All are cor
daily invited.
There will be a special meeting of
indian r. A. chapter, No. Il, Ironton,
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
August 14th. Work in all the degrees.
Visiting companions invited.
A glorious rain fell Wednesday
nj ght, doing the crops world of good
and moderating the temperature.
Thursday morning there is every indi-
cation that the promised cool spell is
at hand.
The troops which have been en-
eamped at the rifle range for the past
month leave Saturday for Jefferson
Barracks. Three more troops, under
the command of Captain Hunter will
arrive at the range next week.
I. H. Rodehaver of st. Louis was in
Ironton last Saturday on his way home
from trip to Reynolds county, where
he had been inspecting some mineral
lands. Mr.. II. says there are some
fine indications of lead in the Lester
Vile neighborhoOd.
w. H. Webb, of Kaolin, passed
through town Saturday with his steam
thresher and traction engine on the
way to the Reyburn farm east of town.
After threshing the wheat in this i'm
mediate section the thresher will be
taken to Belleview Valley.
Just out-The prettiest song of the
season, pretty White Lily" waltz
song Beautiful words, pretty music.
Marked price soc. Send 25c in stamps
to the publishers, Morgan Music Co.,
Arkansas City, Kansas and secure a
copy. When ordering mention this
paper.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending August Sd. showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: July 2Sth. 80, "a; 29th, SO, SO;
3Oth, SO, Ga; S1st. 1O3; 90; Aug. 1st.
80, 81; I'd, 1O2, 81; Sd, 1O4, 81. Rain
fall, none.
There will be lawn social, box
party and festival at the residence of
Mr.. c. P Talbot this evening for the
benefit of the NJ Z. Church. Ice
cream lemonade and cake will be
served. An interesting programme of
vocal and instrumental music has been
arranged. All invited.
Mr.. Howard E. Melhado was called
TO St. Louis last Sunday by the death
of his sister, and has since been quite
@sick at his home there. He will re-
turn to Irouton as soon as he is suffi-
GENTLY restored to health. The REG
IsTER tenders Mr.. MelhadO its assur-
ance of sympathy in his bereavement.
Complaint has been made by several
people in town during the past week
of some one entering their stables at
night taking out horse, riding the ami
NAL several hours, and returning it to
the stable some time before morning.
1t is a pity one of the offenders can't
be apprehended. Make good exam
ple of one of them and that would stop
the practice.
DIR. A. L. Still, President and found
err of the American School of Osteopa-
thy, Kirksville, Mo-, will be here some
time this week with view to buying
or leasing DR.. Goulding's property on
the side of Shepherd Mountain, for the
purpose OF locating branch school at
this point. DR.. Still is the founder OF
the School of Osteopathy and the loca-
ton of his Sanitarium here would be
of considerable Importance and benefit
TO the Valley.
List of letters remaining IN the Post
Ohice at Ironton, Mo-, for the month
ending July 81, 1897. If not called
for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Dewitt u w MINIS A b
Kurns Mrs Piilittere Antonio
McGarvey John Smith II L
Tango Martha Mrs
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list. j. n. BISHOP. p. NJ.
Now is the accepted time to buy
goods. l am closing out my entire
stock of Groceries. etc, at cost. %
iect to increase the Saddle and Har
ness factory. Now is the time to get
xour Saddlery and Harness before the