Iron County register., 1898-11-17
LOCAL BRRvIrIEs.

The pay car passed over the road
Monday.
The merchants did a good business
Saturday.
The Literary Society meets next
Monday night.
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday evening.
The thermometer contracted to six
teen degrees Monday night.
Arthur HUFF has removed to Pilot
Knob. and Geo. Steel will occupy Mr..
Huff's residence here.
The election of the straight Demo-
cratic ticket 10 Iron county is a pierc-
ing thorn in the side of the Republican
politicians.
Remember the oyster supper and
dance for the benefit of the band at
the Academy of Music next Wednes-
day evening.
A purse was found on the street
Saturday, Nov. 5th, and brought to
this Office. Owner can have same by
proving property.
G. E. Resedorph arrived here from
Michigan last week, and is making ar
rangements to opening the screen
works for the winter.
Mr. Mayor has a number of the
young people rehearsing play which
will be presented to the public the lat
ter part of the month.
See the ad. with the eagle on the first
page OF this paper. Read it. and re-
solve to be one of the participants in
the affair it represents.
Union Thanksgiving services at the
Baptist church Thanksgiving day at
IL O'Clock. Rev. Oanner of the Meth
odist church has been chosen TO deliver
the sermon.
Jacob Grandhomme intends opening
a lunch and pool room in the Giovano-
nj building across from the courthouse.
He will probably be ready for business
by the first of next week.
1t is announced that Rev. G. II. Duty
will no longer act as pastor OF the
Presbyterian church here. Mr.. Duty
will spend the winter in Iowa, but his
family will likely remain here.
CITY Collector Fisher desires to call
attention to the fact that the time for
paying city taxes without penalty ex-
pires December 1st. All interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
The many friends of Mrs. B. Fox
will be sorry to learn that she has
I~zaz 1iot> cinoa rannvipO Pn-
tosi She is isimproving now, how
ever, and we hope to hear of her early
and complete restoration to health.
The latest news from Mrs. E. c.
Clark in Wisconsin is that she has i'm
proved some the past few weeks but is
still in a serious condition. The REG
IsTER hopes to hear of the lady's COM
plete restoration to health in the near
future.
Rev. and Mrs. Haines, evangelists.
of St. Louie, have been conducting a
revival meeting at the M. E. Church
during the past few days which has
been well attended. The meetings
will continue this week.-St. Francois
Herald.
specially of Christmas toys this year.
A large assortment has already been
received, and when you go to make
YOUR Christmas purchases you are sure
to find what you want in the toy line at
the Blue Store.
The store of VIM. Gross was closed
last Saturday morning on executions
issued in favor of several st. Louis
wholesale grocery houses. Mr.. Gross
attributes his failure to poor collec-
tions. The stock is to be sold at auc-
ton November 26th.
The REGISTER is advised that Mr..
Herman Trauernicht, who recently
opened a tailoring establishment IN
Pennington. already has a good trade
established and is prospering. We are
glad to hear of our young friends sue
cess. He deserves it.
A cigar drummer by the name OF
Cohen from Chicago was arrested IN
Ravuolds county last week on the
charge of selling cigars without license.
Cohen was brought to Jail here when
he gave bond for his appearance at the
coming term of the Reynolds court.
Il has been rumored the past week
that a new time-card is to be issued
shortly. in which the north-bound day
passenger train will arrive here two
hours or more sooner than at present
IF there is any foundation for the ru-
NOR. however, it has not yet developed.
Our young friend, Chas. Oesterle OF
CT Louis, writes that he has spent the
nast month visiting friends in Cincin-
pati Wapakaueto and other points IN
Ohio where he will remain during
sho uresent mouth. He expects to pay
visit to friends here sometime in De-
cember.
We are indebted to our old friend,
Thompson Blauton, OF Flatwoods, for
che largest radish we have seen Tor
roanv a day. Contrary to the usual
r,,a of large radishes it was tootnsome
and entirely free from peth. 1t was
nnouestionabiy tbe finest specimen OF
the vegetable we ever saw.
Yebn Blemel OF the Blue Store aes
.5sas to inform the public that during
80 seasen hs sill receive fresh oysters
:. hnlk every Thursday and Friday.
and e prepared to ill orders for pints'
ona-ts. gallons or in larger quantities
has