Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-03-17

John Baldwin, DR., has opened ;
news stand in the building north of tn,
REGISTER office. In addition to hand
ling the daily papers, he has now il
stock all the leading magazines, period
Icals, novels, etc. He deserves GOOD
| patronage.
The REGISTER is in receipt of a let
ter from Capt. VIM. Searle who is now
making his home in Phenix, Arizona
He is delighted with his SURROUNDINGS
says that he is entirely free from his
old trouble, asthma, since arriving
there, and thinks Arizona, one of the
coming states of the Great West.
HOMES WANTED.-We have a nice
lot of baby boys and girls from one to
six months old, and a lot of excellen,
boys from four to seven years old, to
give out. We let them out on three
months trial in families. No charges
except transportation. Address REV.
DAVID GAY, SO Olive ST., St. Louis,
Mo.
The report that the Arcadia train
would be put on the road again March
Zist, 1t seems, was rather premature.
1t is understood that a new time card
will be issued next Sunday, but it con-
tains no provision for the accommoda-
ton train coming to the Valley again.
The train may be given US later in the
season.
S. L. Golf, who has been employe d
at Lee & Co. S hub factory at Hogan
for the past two years, has resigned his
situation there to accept position
with the new hub factory at Piedmont.
Mr.. Golf was in Ironton Saturday, on
his return from visit 10 relatives in
Washington county. He left for Pied
mont the first of the week.
1t is understood that the troops will
be here from Jefferson Barracks by
the 18th of April. ''B, TX" and 81"
troops will be the first to arrive, Capt.
Hunter in charge. They will proba-
bly, remain at the range "a couple of
months, when they will return to the
Barracks, and three other troops come
here for the remainder OF the summer.
Arrangements are being made by
the local w. G.. I. L. for observing
March goth. 1898, as a Frances E.
Willard Memorial day. A most inter-
esting programme is being arranged,
and papers treating of this great lead
er's life and hopes will be read. The
local President, Mrs. Salena Ringo
Miller, will have charge of the services.
DAISY LEMON WAMsLEY,
Pres't 18th District.
James Morris of Des Arc informs us
that his father has purchased 5000
acres of fine timber on Black river and
also fine body of timber land near
Sabula. Mr.. Morris has thought SER
iously of moving his mill to Arkansas
but the timber he has bought will
keep the mill at Des Arc for the next
five years at least. This will be a
blessing to many laborers who have
found employment at that place
Piedmont Banner.
The editor is in receipt of an invita-
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Hun
toon to attend the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Alice to James. f.
Doty. Wednesday, April 18th, 1898, at
the Heights, Bloomington, California.
The bridegroom was born and reared
10 Ironton ard is well known to many
of our readers. He Is a. most excellent
young man and we extend him our con-
gratulations and best wishes. May his
future be happy and successful.
Circuit Judge j. F. Green, in pre-
pairing an article for the Bar Associa-
ton, has gathered the following sta
tistics relating to marriage and
divorces, for the year 1897, from the
comprising his judicial circuit:
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