Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-10-13

A series of three or four lectures IL
lustrated with great variety of Lam
tern views is to be given soon by the
new. A. Britain. His subjects will
comprise scenery and historical events
In England and other countries known
to the reverend gentleman. We NAV
look forward to some very interesting
evenings.
Sheriff O'Neal made trip to Salem
last week for one Peter Pfarney, who
was involved in shooting scrape at
Annapolis, this county, a couple of
weeks since. Mr.. O'NeaI returned
with his man Sunday. The case was
tried before Squire Kitchell at Annap-
Oils Tuesday, who gave the defendant
thirty days in Jail.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending Oct. 18th, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: Oct. 9Th, 50. 60; 9th, 40, So: 9TH,
"A, 63i Sth, 79, 60; 9th, 80, 90; 10th,
1S, 50; 18th, -, S. Rainfall, 80.
Frost on Wednesday morning light.
W. II. DEEANo, Observer.
The fall and winter millinery OPEN
ing at Miss Gilliam's last Saturday at
tracted large mum Der Of lady visitors,
who we're all delighted with the beau
tlful and attractive display of hats and
bonnets. and millinery novelties. The
visitors were each presented with an
elegant rose. The REGISTER acknowl-
P6DPS the .a4 IF
tiful bouquet.
A special term of the county court
was held Wednesday for the purpose
of holding an investigation as to the
sanity of Jas. (. Strother of Sabula
The court after hearing the evidence
adiudged Strother insane and ordered
him to be taken to the asylum at Full
ton. STROLLER is about seventeen years
of age and in the past two years has
twice been sent to the asy lum. Sher-
i'll O,Neal, accompanied by Deputy
Stevenson, left for Fulton Thursday
Many of the REGISTERS readers re-
c. P. Talbot, who at one |
time made his home in Ironton, mis- |
wife being engaged here in the millin-
cry business. Talbot left here about |
The first of the year for Texas. remain
ing there but a short time aud return
I'd to st. Louis. The following in re-
ference to Talbot is taken from /
Wednesdays Dispatch: ''Ex-Police
Com missioner James Bannerman Tues
lay morning secured a warrant against
n To1haff nf
ng him with obtaining money under
false pretenses." The alleged facts are:
Talbot rendered a check to Meyer,
BannermaG & Co. in payment of bill
70 $29. 40 and received $3.50
n return. The check was on the Iron
lon bank, and it has since been discov-
cred to be worthless, it is alleged"
As heretofore noted in these COL
INNS, Messrs. Heidleburg aad Halle
of their interest in the Grand
Leader store two or three weeks ago
20 Mr.. j. 7. Burks. On the first of
his month Mr.. Burks associated with
him in the business Mr.. Joseph A.
Lwart, late of Ironton, and Mr.. VIM. I.
Newman of Coffman, st. Genevieye
county. Papers were forwarded to the
Secretary of State this week for the in
of the new firm under the
lame and style of The Grand Leader
Mercantile Company, Messrs. Burks,
Iwart and Newman being the incor-
,orators. The capital stock is $12, 900.
III paid up. Mr.. David Reese, who
las been associated with I. S. Lopez
Z Sons as their general business man
ger here, las accepted an associate
position with the new firm, and will
exercise general supervision Of the
iuying. He will accompany Mr.. Burks
o ST. Louis this week to replenish the
took for the fall trade.-Fdrnlingto
Tunes.