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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-17
NOS POSTOFFICE
Claim
Claim Handle Moro Mail Than
other in Oklahoma.

Ell 'a =. T., April 15.-(SpeciaD-
postm George F. Watson gave the
Eagle sposdent the following in
teresu ,rmation relating to the e.
Reno ice. The IL Reno post
Office of the busy institutions Of
Tie ci being the terminal Of the
Chocta 4lroad. and the distributing
point f. hs counties OF Washita, Custer
Rad a pc On of Blaine. makes it neces-
ssry to arate for about firty Offices
Cosseq, y more mail is handled
tiroug 5 Office than any other in the
terrific The local business shows an
lfcres ver last year Of 30 per cent.
while rh- allowance is no greater than
II year ago. The postmaster is
e. r- and paying one clerk out Of
alary, asd needs another bad
l0t he is not patriotic enough to
ese 40 cry dollar he gets. The Office
noVr to.n g business on less than SO per
1nt 80 lie gross receipts. which Is far
eeesv -ag office in the territory. This
aives and dispatches twenty
" twenty-four hours.
ae tie folks and ISdians arc not
see the troops leave Fort Re
some OF the whites say the Indians
"a k out and devast the whole
sst sa country. and the Indians say
I. the soldiers so away the white men
will turn loose on them and rush them
cut OF the territory. Black Coyote. tho
Arapahoe, Just returned from Washing
ton. says If the Spanish want TO come
ever here and fight they viii set all
they want Of it, but the Indians do not
propose 10 risk their lives on the big
water
The Ell Reno Gun Gibbs big shoot was
8 decided success. financially and other
wise. There was "slathers" ~ fun. and
everybody did we'll David 5. Gregg. the
crack shot Of Kingisher. won the solid
sold medal by knocking out twesty-
four birds out Of Twenty-Five The in
scripuon on the medal reads. Ell Reno.
q. T. April lS Champion Shot Of Ok
iahoma." Chief Justice John Il Bur-
ford OF Guthrie. was An enthusiastic
spectator. and but for a previous chaI-
lenge by Frank NJ Johnson OF Union
City. his honor would have challenged
Gregg TO shoot inside OF thirty DAYS.
Gregg Is going 10 take part IN the big
shoot at Wichita
The Eagle. by carrier. l0c per week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-17
NEW SORT OF ELECTRICITY
Discovered by an Electrician on the
Continent

London. April 1.-THE weeks discover
les have been interesting. Rychnowsky.
the electrician of Lemburg. claims TO
have discovered an electric fluid, which he
calls "electrosis." The discovery has
caused a great sensation on the continent
lie obtains it by electrolysis: but it is not
identical with electricity. Its effects are
declared to be startling. producing light
and causing Geissler tubes to emit fiuo-
resent rays. Il works photochemically,
rotates objects in mid-air, produces whirl-
pools in water and kills bacteria
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-17
SENATOR MARUM'S CANDIDACY
Greer County Has "A Word to say
Along That Line

Ell Reno, Q. T., April 16-(SpeciaL)-
The Eagle correspondent is in receipt Of
communication from Greer county in
which the writer says: Senator D. p.
Matum was rather previous in rushing
into print denying he was a candidate
for delegate, but that he hoped he would
stiD retain his seat in the territorial
council. The senator is all right as a
candidate for delegate, but his chances
for denomination to the council at this
TIM, are not very flattering. c. NJ.
Thacker, a promisent young lawyer and
sold Democrat, of Mangum, Greer
county is slated for the council and his
=eas will do their level best to get
~. Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-17

FOR sALE-sw. !. I5-2s-2w.. $500. Nv.
a 27-27-4w., s. 600. Ne. 4 4-29 Wv. 81 80
S. p and ne I. OF sw a 1{-26-2c 50 100.
Ne. 4 2s-29-2e. 81. 400. Sc. Z OF Sc. "a. 3
25-lw. s525. + \ sc. 4. S4-@S-S W, $50.
Dean Gordon. l3i-sun-tf
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qlB7 'URRlES RYMEN
' CSC - at Ort Reno Fastened on
.rruut OF Troops Moving.

Sort go. o. +, April 16.-Cspecial)-
.ooiaei IL rzrd P. Pearson and Miss
IA l-ssr.dse were united in marriage
tals evening at the residence
ts parents. The ceremony
va eme1 by Chaplain James w.
Iill A, in the presence of a
MN rs fited guests.
90 larson is colonel commanding
tie nited States infantry and
has l Command at Fort Reno for
sorne The colonel will be retired
fIom srvice inside of three years.
The a daughter Of Major Esk-
ridge, infantry, and is a young
Idly by all who know her The
m4rria to have taken place Nav
&c but lionel being ordered away it
wis I'd to have the ceremony
psrforI once.
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Trainmen Forgot Orders.

OttumWa, Ia, April l6.-An extra freight
train and a local freight on the Rock
Island had a head-on collision near Lib
ertyville this morning. Engineer Charles
Dibble Fireman Albert Blosser and
Brakeman William Walters were instant
~ killed. The local train had orders to
meet jhe extra at Libertyvile The or
ders were forgotten.
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WE DO EXPERT repairing. promptly.
Mead cycle co. li9-U
AL MUSSLEMAN viii shop sou our new
line Of wheels. lust received Mead Cycis
Co. 2f9 y. Main. 3i9-tf
LADIES-Try your sample OF KenteH
Baking Powder ASK your grocer abous
A. di22-ietN.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED-Any woman
can earn $135 TO 500 daily making aTti
fetal flowers; we teach you in one day
and give steady employment; we have
hundreds of workers distance from US
makes no difference; don't delay, but
send for particulars. Address Fairfield
Flower Co, Fairfield, Maine.
4-2-At-gtIr
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AGENTS WANTFD-NI1-r4t TFa1stes3'.

AGENTS WANTED-Nurat HaIstead's
Great War Book. Our County 81
War and our relations with foreign
nations. AL about our army. navy.
coast offences The Maine Disaster.
Spain, her army. navy and defaucas. All
about Cuba her relations to tire United
States and her defences. AL about the
Armies and Navies Of all other Nations.
ard how they viii act IL our fight with
Spain over SO pages. Magnificent IL
Illustrations, photographs. etc. one agent
sold - ia one day; others are making
800 20 s52.10 per day. Most liberal terms
guaranteed. - DAYS credit. p-5rs low
freight paid. Handsome outfit free.
send = two-ccnt stamps 10 Pay postage.
NatI Educational Union, 90 Dearborn
S., Chicago. 4-ig-et
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WANTED-Girl for general housework;
permanent place. Mrs. r. 7. Cox. 2i3
Cleveland avenue. 13l-3tX
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calves. 8 aaacE. sAes ard zasfe sra
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IS weekly doing needle work at home; no
canvassing; inclose self-addressed
stamped envelope Tor reply. Standard
Novelty Co, 101 Beekman St. New
York 12S-2t-sun
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FINANCIAL.

TAX TITLES and certificates bought, sold
or loaned upon. and tax titles perfected.
Dean Gordon. I7-Sun-1
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MALE HELP WANTED-NGen-S3 ana
upwards a day made with our $50 New
Corn Pepper and Peanut Wagon. Pops
4 bushels or roasts one buShel an hour.
Boy can run it. Easy payments. Write
for catalogue ,. KingeFy Mfg. Co. Gin
cinnati Q. 4-lI-1tx
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WANTED-GirI for general housewoTk.
Apply mornings. rs II. Lawrence.
11-tf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

cScC~O%c~~~0-7.-.o-@-
HELP WANTED-Fiye dining
room girls, women cooks girls for
house@ork, l woman to go(o Texas. i
women on farms. 1 Registered pharnla-
cist TO go to Oklahoma, carpenters,
farm hands, news agents 10 run on
railroad. kenworthy Employment and
Matrimonial Agent. 13l-ltX
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" An 3 EI}-E irs5 class statesmen for LII
hricerilg oiIs. GresSes and SpcrlaltIss
Largest line on the market SaIer. or
commission Equitable Refining Co.
Cleveland. O r-f-F-1r1--t
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WANTED-Girl for general Homework
1853 y. Topeka. Gl-ltx
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MALE HELP WANTED-Work at home
furnished people of either sex at good
wages. For full Information address
Labadie Art Company, Kalamazoo,
Mich 4-17-1t
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Es.-iH 80 - 's.-@ - s-s 80
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WANTED-A girl, at 49, n. Lawrence
avenue. i5l--A
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WANTED-Gir for homework; German
preferred Can at % y. Emporia ave
nue l3l-tf
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The Eagle. by carrier, 1oc per week.
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FOR SALE-$ics. clean stock q hard
ware. implements, veairles ard harness
r. the best town ard county IN -hs
STRIP Reason Tor selling. 60 take charzs
q large estate IN Arizona - = A.
burles Agent. Newkirs o = ln-ftx
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WANTED-Lady 70 operate shirt ma
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HELP w ANIElD-M ALE.
MALE HELP WANTED-Work for us
at your home; day or evening: Sc 10 So
weekly; no canvassing or experience re-
quired; full particulars and work mail
ed on application. Columbian Mfg. Co,
331 n. Sixth St, Philadelphia Pa.
131-3t-eod
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LOST-0n the evening OF Henderson's
please leave Il a Eagle once. 1Sl-stx
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsTATE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Three lots or Lawrence. near Tenth.
east front. cheap.
a beautiful home on North Emporia,
south OF Central. 81 $50.
A $4,000 residence for g. e0o.
An elegant suburban home. with 10 or
20 acres. 81, 100.
Some other North end residences that
must be sold this week.
NJ. W. KEOHANE & CO. 30 n. Main.
lgf-It
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AGENTS WANTED-We want ore
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make few thousand dollars for himself
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new goods sent free. Address imEeGi-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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" AMI ED-PaTtDer. with fiYzf-cizsz
company now playing under canvas.
Office. rE--efx
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woman cook-one that has
had experience in good place. l Will pay
reasonable wages and pay half railroad
fare here. Address Hotel Greene, Great
Bend, Kansas stating price. l26-6t
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BUSINESS OFPOETT-T MITE -s-f,s3 -
vested actually earning 8 Der cent week
IS r-o1ts- Rare chance NJ stock Or
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WANTED-Girl for housework. Call at
232 n. Emporia. 126-tf
WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Apply 932 Waco avenue. 12l-tf
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FEMALE HELP WANTED-Ladies TO
make patches at home; $ per week; no
canvassing. Send reply envelope for
sample and particulars. Foster Machine
Co. 525 West Twenty ninth Street, New
York. 41I-lt
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WANTED-Reliable and energetic man TO
manage wholesale business for manufac-
turer of high standing, with Office and
warehouse in this city. $500 cash capi-
tai required. Salary, 500 per month, eX-
pehSes and commission. Address West
ern Paint and Color Works, p O. Box
No. 172, Kansas City, Mo. 4-117-lt
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HOUSES FOR SALE e - zlu bgr 80
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FOR REST-k5o1sss u a. pats q -.
city HIS & Ainkes6. ever "a X Mar
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FOR RENT EfEh:-ro0r1 house. Tered
rEiar f4rraea gas hot ard co5a eater
bash room. g. -. 81 Waco avF~ae
Enea.re EfoV1 * Brow1. 9Ver Karras
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AGENTS WANTED-S600 first month: so
and expenses, appointing agents. after
first month. Gibson Supply Co. Gib-
son City Ill. 4-15-lt
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FOR SALOONS OF the best located gro
Gerry stores in the city. Invoice about
5000 Address Lock Box Sc. Wichita
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West Indies, World; 3 on sheet. Form
eTly 25c-75c each. All for l0C Send for
sample and terms. You can make Sl5 TO
So weekly. Rand, McNally ~ Co.
Chicago. 4-17-1t
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-01-20
Personal.

c. W. Kemmett went south Tuesday.
H. S. Effinger is acting as agent at
Des Arc.
DR.. Farrar was down from Belleview
Monday.
S. G. Gauff of Hogan was in town
Tuesday.
J. D. Greason of Graniteville was in
town Tuesday.
j. Grandhomme returned to St. Louis
Wednesday morning.
Miss Marie Gratiot is visiting friends
in St. Louis this week.
Chas. ". Oesterle of St. Louis was
in Ironton last Saturday.
VIM. Van Mort of Belleview was in
Ironton on business Monday.
Miss Mary Schwab left Monday on a
visit to relatives in st. Louis.
Mrs. j. S. Benson of Annapolis was
caller at this Office Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Hutchins left Monday on
visit to relatives in Poplar Bluff.
Albert Jones of the Logtown neigh
borhood was a caller last Saturday.
Sam II. Gosney returned Sunday
from a weeks visit to relatives in st.
Charles county.
Louis Schach, one of 7. S. Lopez &
Sons most accommodating clerks, took
lay off last week.
Jas. E. Vance was in IrontOn last
Saturday. He is staying with his
brother in Grauiteville.
Miss Cora Williams returned to st.
Louis last week after spending several
DAYS with relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor left Saturday for
Chicago after spending several months
with the family of Capt. Byers.
Fred Oesterle of Allenville, who has
been with his parents at MiddlebroOk,
paid this Office pleasant call Tuesday.
Miss Josie Hackney returned to her
home in Fredericktown Monday, after
a sojourn of several weeks with friends
here.
Miss Mittie Reagan has returned
home from Madison county where she
has been teaching school the past five
months.
Miss Susie O'Counell of Frederick
town. who had been the guest of Mrs.
Dr. Goulding for several weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-01-20
From GranitevllIe.

Ed. RegiSter-Mr. James E. Vance
of Flat River is visiting his brother,
Mr.. A. P. Vance.
Miss Mamie Hill is visiting relatives
in Belleview.
Mrs. j. Mailman is at present very
i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Annie Murray of Arcadia is
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lindsay will move back to St.
Louis this week.
DR.. g. w. Farrar of Belleview visit
ed Mr.. E. NJ. Smith one day last week.
Miss Bertha Fairchild of Ironton
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Josie Olson.
Miss Nora flanagan returned to Bis
marck Saturday.
Mr.. H. Adolph was in town Monday.
Mr.. Jno. Tolleson has accepted a
clerkship in the Syenite Granite Com
pany's store.
Several of our young folks visited
church at Belleview one night last
week.
Miss Elsie Vance is visiting friends
in Ironton.
Mr.. E. NJ. Smith returned from St.
Louis Monday.
Mr.. Whit Gillian was here on visit
to home folks one day last week.
Earnest Nagel of Ironton was in
town Monday.
Miss Katie Kerwin is sick with the
mumps, which are prevalent in this
vicinity.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hart
man on the 18th inst, a son. Mother
and child are getting along nicely.
Mr.. Everett Cunningham has re-
turned from New York, and is visiting
old friends and relatives at this place.
He is looking hale and hearty.
Mr.. Fred. Oesterle of AllenYille was
in town Sunday visiting relatives.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Mr.. D. w. Oesterle, former resi-
dent of this place, but their loss was
his gain, as he was a devout Christian.
The friends of the family have the
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BeIIeVleW News.

Ed RegtSter-Heavy rains the pas
week caused our roads to get very bad
and creeks to become swollen.
Miss Minnie Paulus. of Cold Water,
who has been visiting part of two
weeks in Belleview, returned home
Friday.
Miss Mary Mari has closed her term
of school at the Ruddock school house
and is at home again.
L. 0. Warren spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Walter Harral spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Commissioner Hawkins, of Pilot
Knob, was seen in our town Saturday
and Sunday.
James and John Goggin, of Edge
Hill, had business in our town Satur-
day.
James A. Reyburn and family have
moved to the Clear Creek stock farm.
VIM. Lay is clerking for Mr.. Rey-
burn.
J. B. Goggin went to Goodlaud Fri
day to see his sister, Mrs. I. r. Terry,
who is not expected to live. Later
Mrs. Terry died Friday night. The
relatives and friends have our heartfelt
sympathy in this their sad bereave-
ment. Mrs. Terry was a christian
lady, a consistent member of the Bap-
fist church and died in full triumph of
the Savior's love.
The meetings which have been con-
Quoted at the Baptist church by Rev
Calvert the past week have been we'll
attended, and Mr.. w. w. Webb, so
we'll known in our county, has come
out upon the Lords side. May the
good work continue!
John Hodges, of Lesterville, spent
several days in our valley recently.
Rev. j. Dougherty went to Belgrade
Saturday to fill his regular appoint
ment at that place.
DR.. G. w. Farrar, Jr., sold some
of his cattle Saturday to Palmer Lead
Company.
There was preaching Sunday at the
Presbyterian church.
Mr. Ed. Mathews was in our village
last week on business.
Mr.. Whitehead. of Chicago. is visit
ing the family of DR.. G. w. Farrar.
Jan. II, '9S. OBSERVER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-01-20
From Clones.

Ed. Register-Health in this locality
at this writing is far from good; pneu-
monia and typhoid fever seems to be
very prevalent. Mrs. Sarah Stricklin
and Hayden Falconer, who have been
confined to their rooms for the past
three weeks with pneumonia, are con-
valescing.
Old Mrs. Hughes, who has been
making her home with her son at
Black, died on the Sth inst, after
three weeks illness, and her remain S
were taken to Howes' mill, Dent coun-
ty, for interment. The facts surround
ing the old lady's death are somewhat
singular. indeed. From the first day
of her illness she positively refused to
receive medical aid, Notwithstanding
her son did every thing within his
power to induce her to do so, to no
avail. 1t is said that she often ex-
pressed herself as wanting to die, did
not get we'll. Since her spirit has
taken its flight, may we not truly hope
that, upon the great ocean of eternity,
it is to-day resplendent with perennial
bliss!
Prof. E. C. Latham has closed his
school at Edge Hill. and will remove
his family to West Fork, where he in
tends to engage in farming the ensuing
year. Success to you, E. G.
Married-On the afternoon of the
4th, at the residence of the brides par
ent's, near Edge Hill, Miss Mary Gal
laher to Monroe Black, of Iron county.
May their future be replete with the
choice things of this life.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, who has been
visiting in st. Louis for more than a
month, has returned home. She ex-
pressed herself as having enjoyed her
visit very we'll.
Alfred Hawk has removed his fani-
ly to Clayton's Creek, where they will
reside the coming year. 1t is said
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Arcadia.

Professor Bay was OH the sick list
last week.
DR.. Rob't Baird went to Dunklin
county last week on business.
Mr.. Joe. Reyburn spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Misses May Gay, Nellie Fairchild
and Clara Hill were seen in Arcadia
Sunday.
General Turner and Miss Mary Sou
lard spent few days at Hillside this
week.
Miss Cora Williams came down from
the city Tuesday to attend the wedding
of her cousin, Miss Eula Wathen.
Mrs. Mann Ringo made several
calls in Arcadia last Thursday.
Miss Lula Parks, of Marble Creek, is
the guest of Miss Mittie Ashbrook.
Professor Hawkins, of Pilot Knob.
was the guest of Prof. Bay one evening
last week.
A very pleasant dinner party was
given last Friday by Mrs. L. F. Aspley.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Speck, Mrs. Hatten, Mrs. Tual,
and others.
The rain last Friday evening pre-
vented the young people from having
a pleasant evening at Mrs. Eldracher's.
jeff Jones, VINO spent the last ten
months in Dunklin county, Mo-, has
returned.
The Ladies' Aid Society," met at
the parsonage Tuesday afternoon to
reorganize. It.would be a fine thing
if all the ladies in our town would join
and become active members of this
splendid organization.
We regret 10 hear that Mrs. s. A.
Langdon is at the hospital in St. Louis
having her arm treated. Her friends
will remember while here in Septem-
Der, she accidentally fell and broke
her arm. The bone having failed to
knit together, she was taken to St.
Louis last week by her daughter, Mrs.
r. H. Jones, where she will remain
until recovering, which we hope will
be soon.
Miss Maud Fletcher and Will Halter
were in Graniteville Sunday afternoon.
Also. Misses Minnie Weathers, Rose
and Lucy Jones, and Messrs. L. Curtis
and G. Hills.
E. Gunton and Jack Madigan were
callers in Arcadia Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f. NJ. Smith. of Gran
iteville. were guests of General Turner
Tuesday.
Drummer King" was in Arcadia
several days this week. He stopped
at the "Mountaiu View"
Miss Viola Gosney, who spent the
past three months in St. Louis and St.
Charles. Mo-, visiting relatives, re-
turned home Sunday. SUNSHINE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-01-20
Des Arc Items.

J. S. O'Neal of Keener was seen on
our streets Sunday.
Chas. Chiffon is visiting his mother
at this place.
G. w. Morris made flying trip to
st. Louis Tuesday.
Jas. Shelton has removed his family
to Brunot.
John Raney and daughter, Miss
Blanche, visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs. John Bergman of Piedmont is
visiting parents at this place.
Mrs. 7. P. Fitz went to Piedmont
Monday.
Cicero Lucy of Piedmont was seen on
our streets Sunday.
Miss Minnie Paulis was the guest of
Miss Laura Black last week.
We have a day agent at this place
for short time while the work train
is stopping here.
Rev. Humphreys filed his regular
appointment at the NJ. E. church Sun
day. He expects TO begin a meeting
here in the near future.
Jan. 1S, '9S. ISAAC.