Iron County register., 1898-12-08
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
lee Lopez's new ad.

AhO uOlludyo Will eOOn D6 mere.
County Court is in session this week
Bishop Tuttle at the Episcopal
church tonight.
Arcadia Valley Cook Book on sale a
this Office. Price, S1.0O.
A nice assortment of holiday goods
at the Arcadia Valley Drug Store.
''Old Deestrick Skule Exerbition" al
the Academy of Music Friday evening.
There were probably a hundred
teams and more in town Saturday
with hub logs.
Five pusher crews are now at work
two night and two day crews, and
one from midnight until noon.
Richard Goulding will have a shoot
ing-match on the Saturday before
Christmas, at Goulding's Park.
The City Council meets next Mon
day. Remember, after that date, city
taxes go delinquent and penalty is
added.
The ''foreighers" from Flat Woods
had racket in the county court Mon
day over proposed road. The court
took no action in the premises.
The special service in st. Paul's
church with Bishop Tuttle as preacher
will commence at 7:30 P. NJ. this even
ing. All are invited to attend.
The young people of the Baptist
church, and all others that can, are
requested to meet at the church Sun
day at $50 P. II. for special service.
At the late meeting of the Southeast
Missouri Teachers Association in
redericktown, County Commissioner
Hawkins was elected treasurer of the
Association.
The Attorney General of the State
has given an opinion wherein he holds
that it is lawful to ship quail. He
says the law prohibiting such ship
ments has expired.
During the Holidays the railroad
will make special rate of one fare
for the round trip from Ironton to all
points along the line-distance not to
exceed two hundred miles.
Henry w. Adolph, the jeweler, will
go to st. Louis Saturday night to buy
his holiday stock. Parties wishing to
place special orders, will call on Mr..
Adolph by Saturday evening.
Died-On November 29th, at the
residence of her parents, b. G. and
Sarah G. Burks, near Des Arc, Mo-,
Mrs. Jennie Lewis, wife of j. A. Lewis,
aged 27 years, 9 months and Is days.
Judge Green arrived in town Satur
in session for a few minutes. Some
motions were filed in cases here on a
change of venue, but nothing OF i'm
portance was done.
S. A. Eager of Bismarck, who has
been in Porto Rico with the U. s.
troops was visiting friends in Irouton
last week. Mr.. Eager furnished the
REGISTER with several entertaining
letters while in Porto Rico.
Special attention is asked to be
drawn to the notice in another column
concerning the forthcoming bazaar.
Competitors will save much trouble by
reading it carefully. Lunch will be
served from noon throughout the day
at the bazaar on the 10Th.
Remember the refreshments-oys-
ters, coffee, cake, ETC., at the ''Old
Deestrick Skule," Friday evening.
which will be served from until 8
o'clock, and then, after the entertain
ment, by the Baptist Ladies' Aid So
ciety, at reasonable prices.
The new time-card went into effect
Sunday evening. No. 81, going north,
now arrives at 1918; No. 81, south
bound, gets here at two o'clock P. NJ.
No. 81, the fast mail in the evening, is
about twenty minutes later. These are
about the only important changes.
Louis Miller has completed the
building of the new schoolhouse at
Bonne Terre. 1t is said to be a very
handsome structure and reflects credit
on Mr.. Miller and his workmen. As
an architect and builder Mr.. M. has
few equals in all Southeast Missouri.
One of the prettiest and most artisti-
cally decorated show windows in the
city, is to be found at the Jewelrv store
of August Winkler. Mr.. Winkler is
window dresser of rare ability and on
the window mentioned he displayed
his full ability. Bluff Citizen.
Died-At the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Farrar. Jr.,
Belleview, Mo-, Wednesday, Novem-
Der 3Oth, 1898, Mrs. Elmira E. White
head, aged ffty-eight years and nine
DAYS. The remains were inferred in
the Russelville Cemetery, Arcadia,
Mo-, December 1st.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending Dec. eth, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: Nov. 30th, 50, 90; Dec. 1st, 40,
15; I'd. 81. 25; Sd, 81, %; 4th, 81, 20;
9th, 45, IS; 9th, Al, 2S. Rainfall. Az.
w. II. DELANo, Observer.
The prizes for the st. Paul's Bazaar
are on view in MIR. Kindell's store, and
are the objects of very great interest
Several valuable prizes have been do
mated by various friends of the church
residing In the Valley and ST. Louis.
Mrs. T. s. Lopez has generously do
mated So to the funds of the Bazaar.
State Game Warden Buford writes
the Repablic: al notice in yesterdays
Republic that my opinion in regard to
-, n.ntad