Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-11-03
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
The leaves are falling.
Movers are still numerous.

movers are stiil numerous
Lopez's have new ad. this week
The prophets say an early and pro.
longed winter.
Arcadia Valley Cook Book on sale al
this Office. Price, $1.00.
The band boys were out Sunday
their first public appearance.
Rev. Mills of Crystal City filed the
pulpit at St. Paul's church Sunday.
The band will go to Greenville next
Saturday for the big Democratic rally.
The disposition of the circuit court
docket is published in this issue of the
REGISTER.
Festival at the Academy of Music
November 10th. For benefit of Cath
Ollie Church.
Thirty-one thousand ballots are re-
quired for Iron County under the pres
ent election law.
Circuit Court adjourned last Friday
afternoon. An adjourned term will be
held December Sd.
Preaching at NJ. E. church Sunday:
Granfteville at II o'clock; Middlebrook
at O'Clock and Ironton at 7:30.
Lost-On Wednesday. November I'd.
in Ironton lap robe. Please return
to Mrs. A. Bond and get reward.
An extra pusher crew, making five
in all, was put to work Saturday morn
ing, and pulled Off that evening.
Walter Craven, formerly of this city,
is now engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at his old home in Licking, Texas
county.
The Epworth League will give an
oyster supper, at the Academy OF
Music, Thursday Nov. 10th. All are
cordially invited to attend.
At business meeting of the congre-
cation of the Presbyterian church last
Sunday it was agreed to re-employ
Rev. Duty as pastor for another year.
The boys were out Monday night
celebrating Halloween. Gates were
carried away, signs removed. and boxes
scattered all up and down Main street.
Inc AFcauld hllSS SOOh DOOA 40
now on sale at $1.00 per copy. 1t is
handsome little volume. and should be
found in every well-regulated house
hold.
The game law on deer. turkey and
Quail expired Tuesday and the hunters
were out in numbers on that day. For
two months the sportsmen nave their
innings.
The Schneider Granite Company has
received pavement contract from
East ST. Louis, Illinois, that will keep
forty or more men at work for a couple
of months.
The Right Rev. DR.. futile, Bishop
of Missouri, has announced his lnten-
ton of visiting IrontOn on December
9Th, next, and will then hold services
in St. Paul's Church.
The band boys will give an oyster
supper and ball at the Academy OF
Music Wednesday, November Esd.
Supper from O'Clock to 9. Admission
TO dance, fifty cents.
Arthur Spaugh was arrested by con-
stable Marshal Monday evening on the
charge of carrying brass knucks. Inc
defendant pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail.
The Art Glass will meet regularly
ON Tuesdays and Fridays between 2
and 4P. II. at the Guild House. For
terms, etc., Mr.. Mayor can be con-
suited at that place and time.
Revs. Edw. Koeth of Bonne Terre
and F.. C.. Burris, now pastor OF the
methodist church at Doe Run, were In
Tronton Wednesday aDd preached at
Granitayille Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
The will of the late M. Seitz was
construed by Judge Green in the Cir
emit Court Friday. The court held
that the widow was entitled to the
90 ono life insurance. and chlld's
sbare in the personal property.
The corn is not turning out so well
gas at first expected. The yield
will not by any means be as large as
aa,imates made a couple of months ago.
rrha continued rains during the fall
damaged the grain considerably.
Thu Pacific Coast Limited" last
80 knoxn as the s.Sunset Limited"
was put on the road Tuesday and will
continue six mouths. 1t is contlnu-
ons train from Chicago to Los Angeles;
,riII 90 south Tuesdays and Saturdays
a,d north Mondays and Fridays.
Rishou Hennessey of the Archdiocese
of wichita. Kansas. spent few days
of last week at the Ursuline Convent
Arcadia. Long years ago Bishop Hen
nasaav had charge of the Arcadia par
isb and his visits are always pleasant
to his many friends in the Valley.
The Northwestern Yeast Company
,tilI giving away free samples OF
tbe;r celebrated Yeast Foam. This Is
The tweuty-second year that those little
sannles OF yeast have been given away
and many families have used no other
Yeast since they got the first little yell
lou package of Yeast Foam orer ;'0e'i-
~, ,,sars ado. Others have tried ana
soaeinne 70 Initiate Yeast Foam but II
has never been equaled as q bread
raiser in all of thosS years