Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-09-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The s'dealer" is enjoying a brand
new rig.
Clark's hub factory is closed thi
week undergoing some repairs.
And ne'er did summer hold on with
so tenacious grip until the first o
Octoberi
There promises to be quite a large
attendance from this section on the St
Louis Fair next week.
Rev. L. F. Aspley is returned to
Arcadia for another year. Rev. j. ID.
Doherty is appointed to the BellevieW
circuit
Children are especially invited to
the childrens' meeting at the Gospel
tent Saturday at 3 O'Clock and Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Big and little, old and young, males
and females, all went to Bismarck
Saturday to see the bloomer girls play
ball. And they didn't see much of a
game, either!
Married, at Ironton, Mo, on the
oath day of Sept. 1898, by w. G.. Fair
child, j. p, Mr.. Andrew Raby and
Miss Jennie Scaggs both of st. Fran
co.'s county, Mo.
The timber thief isn't so much in
evidence as he was. A number oil
them seem to have ''caught on" to the
fact that something IS going to happen
about court time.
f. c. Clark has leased P. w. Whit
worth's residence on Shepherd street
and will occupy the same in the near
future. Mr.. Whitworth removes to
Pilot Knob this week.
The Democratic Central Committee
held a meeting at the courthouse after
the speaking Tuesday afternoon. DR..
c. L. Blanks was placed on the ticket
as the party nominee for Coroner.
1t is understood that Rev. j. E. Wat
son will resign as pastor OF the Baptist
church here during the next month.
and spend the winter in Louisville,
KY, attending theological school.
The third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. f. church of this charge, will be
held Sunday October 9th. at Ironton
and on Monday 10th, at Graniteville.
The Presiding Elder, Rev, DIR. Crow
will be here.
Deputy u. S. Marshals Nall and
Brennan of 81. Louis were in town
Sunday bringing with them a couple
of counterfeiters who will remain In
Jail here until the federal grand jury
meets in ST. Louis in November.
On Saturday, October %, 1898, G.
NJ. Pile will offer for sale at his home
two and one-half miles south OF Belle
view, lot of household and k1tchen
furniture, stock, farming implements,
etc. Sale will begin at O'Clock A. N.
United States Marshal Bohle and
deputies Nall and Brennan came to
Ironton Tuesday night, and the follow
ing morning took six prisoners, who
had been in jail here. to st. Louis,
where their trials will me.up in the
District Court this week.
Henry Max of Wayne county, who
ia in Jail here. writes to the Greenville
Sun: SHERIFF O'Neal is a man OF
humane type and does all in his power
to make things pleasant for the boys.
No one eyer goes hungry and the iood
is of good quality and variety.
Mr.. Jacobs. the druggist, one day
last week, captured terraPin, gilded
him over, inscribed Jacobs. druggist,
thereon and turned his terrapinship
loose on the street. Mr.. j. expects to
recapture the terrapin after score OF
years, and will see how his gliding
stands the test of time.
Our old friend, Mr.. Webb of Kaelin,
and his son-in-law, Henry Dammon oil
Eldorado, Kansas, were welcome cal
lers at the REGISTER Office Monday.
Mr.. ID. and wife have been spending a
month with old-time friends and rela-
tives Ia Belleview and vicinity, and
left for home Wednesday.
Hon. d. A. Ball of Pike county de-
liyered an interesting and instructive
speech at the courthouse Tuesday af-
ternoon to a fair-si2ed audience. Mr..
Ball is pleasant talker and his re-
marks were we'll received. His refer
ence to the late war with Spain was
timely, and his exposition of the mon
ely question mastery, indeed. Mr..
Ball left here the same evening for
Bismarck where he delivered al adj
dress that night.