Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-27
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
election November Sth.

The .'prairie schooners" are TO be
seen passing through town every day.
II. Davis receives fresh oysters in
bulk twice week. Leave your orders.
The stone masons are at work on the
foundation for Baldwins' new hub
factory.
Several hundred feet of additional
switch tracks are to be built in the
Clark hub factory yard
Services~at the Baptist church Sun
day-morniDg and evening. a cordial
invitation is extended to every body.
The McClurg farm 10 Belleview was
sold al trustees sale Wednesday. Jas.
II. Clark of Ironton was the purchaser.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church Thursday evening at 100
Everyone welcome and all members
especially.
The band boys will give a ball and
supper at the Academy of Music No
vember 23d. Particulars viii be an
nounced later
at the courthouse Saturday afternoon.
He made an interesting talk and was
accorded close attention by his hear
ers.
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday evening, 100 Rev. G. ID.
Banner will preach Sunday morning
at Grauiteville and at PHO: Knob at 3
o'clock.
The Rev Samuel Mills of Crystal
City will officiate on Sunday next at
ST. Paul's church, aud the Rev Arthur
Britain will take the special Harvest
Festival services At Crystal City.
The Rev. A. Britain desires Us to
to make known that for the future,
Evening Prayer will be held in St
Paul's Church on Wednesday Instead
of Thursday evenings as heretofore.
e.. W. CRANE has been quite sick at
his home IN Pilot Knob the past week.
aud Monday afternoon Dr. Marshall
took him to Mullanphy hospital, ST.
Louis. We trust TO record his early
recovery
The case of Mrs NJ. E Mckinney
and possession of farm, was tried by
jury 10 the Circuit Court Wednesday
and resulted in a verdict in favor Of
the defendant
DIR. G. w Hull. who formerly lived
In Ironton. but Is now making his
home in FredericktOwD. received an
appointment as circuit rider in Shan
non county at the recent NJ. E. Confer
euce in De Soto.
Ellie Eldridge aud James Stevenson.
who have been in Jail several months,
pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court
Thursday morning to dynamiting fish
and we're sentenced by Judge Green to
three months in jail.
Lopez's millinery embrace the finest
stock of fall and winter hats and Don
nets ever displayed in this section OF
the country. Miss Coin, the trimmer
in charge, is an expert, and Invariably
pleases her patrons
Judge Green is probably holding his
last term of court in this county he
is invariably pleasant and affaole, and
will carry with him to private life the
hest wishes of all our people for sue
cess in whatever he may attempt
The following attorneys are In at
tendance on court this week: Geo. L.
E5uonds. ST. Louis; L. F. Dining,
De Soto: ID. L. Rivers. Bismarck; K
q. Durham. Piedmont; Wilson Cramer.
Jackson: ". L. Byersdorf, Centrevllie;
J. C. Carly. Piedmont
Chas. P. Harviell is playing foot
hall with the Washington University
team this year. and has been hand
sonely com plimented by the city pa
ners for some fine work in game
last Saturday May our young friend
cover himself with gloryi
festival under the auspices OF the
ladies of the Catholic Church will De
given at the Academy OF Music Wed
nesday evening. November 10th An
;n,erestipp programme will be ar
RANGED aud those who attend are as
sured of a most pleasant time
sTRAYED = Black COW, dehorned:
botb ears tipped; branded ID NJ.
and we'll chain around neck. Suitable
rsUard for Information leading to re-
foyery of the animal.
:. L. KAESENACHER * SON.
Pitok Knob, Mo-, Oct "a, 1898
The Sheriff Tuesday sold an undlvld-
~ one-half interest in the Keller ana
10 lands in the west end OF this
county under execution from the CIR
I.,,it court 10 favor of NJ I. Baldwin
There we're 10000 acres in the tract.
The land was bid in by the plaintin
for $3.50
VIM Neeley Is no~ duly installed as
r,.nsoer for T. s. Lopez & sons IN
their store at this place We are gisd
fa~s>ave Mr.. Neeley with US again he
forrrerlv worked for McSPaden q
Blaine. but lately has been at Murreli
Snrinos with the Clarkson Saw MIL
Piedmont Banner
crowd went out fox hunting from
pilot Knob Saturday night From all
..,ea,,ts there was considerable whis-
kaT esrspiatipg and several OF the
hnn.ers gst into fight Ia the wind
mn Ben-T Richte. had his throat quite
bedlr cut. Who did the cutting does
nOi seem entirely clear.