Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-01-27

.. Wolcott of Pennsylvania the house
and lot on Knob street across from
Capt. Byers' residence. The building
is an old one and Mr.. Buckley will tear
1t down and put up couple of cot.
tages on the lot.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending Jan. 25th, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: Jan. 18th, Al, 81; both, 40, 80;
21st, 81, 25; 22d. 43, So; 23d, As. %;
24th, %, %; 25tG, SO, 40. Rainfall,
2.2S.
The most attractive calendar for the
year 1898 that has reached the REGIS
ter office is the one Issued by the Giess-
ing Milling Company, Pennington
The design is catchy one in every
sense, and the work exceptionally fine.
The calendar Is superb in every res
pect.
DIR. S. E. Strong writes the REGISTER
that be is improving rapidly and will be
home from Hot Springs, ready to re-
sumo his practice on Sunday, January
3lth. He says the baths have relieved
all pain of the rheumatism and he
hopes to be able to walk without limp
ing in few days.
On the 14th inst. the beloved wife
of Mr.. L. Il. Terry of Goodlaud was
taken from him and translated to that
happy realm which is promised to the
pure in heart as an eterhal abiding
place. The bereaved husband and
friends left to mourn and wait have
our earnest sympathy.
One day last week the Globe Demo-
crGt contained the Information that
Rev. H. L. Morton of this city is an
applicant for Register of the Land Of
fee at this place. Robert II. EVens of
Washington county is also an applicant
for the same place. 1t is thought the
appointment will be made next month.
In response to a call for meeting
of the Republican County Central Com
mittee last Saturday, four members OF
the committee got together and held
consultation. As we have been fur
nished with no account of the proceed
ings, and no one seems to know what
" DIS uOIS, 1t 10 SuppOSC lLlS SCS01Oh
was an executive one.
C. 2. Talbot was in Ironton Wednes-
day, having just returned from trip
to Texas. While in the Lone Star
State he paid visit to Luffkin, meet
ing Mr.. j. w. Craven, formerly of
this place, who is engaged in the
banking business at that point. Mr..
Craven's many friends will be glad to
learn that he is prospecting.
The REGISTER is pleased to make
the statement that Mrs. K. E. DelanO.
who is at st. Luke's hospital, St. Louis,
where she recently underwent SER
ious and painful surgical operation, is
now rapidly recovering and hopes to
be able to return to her home before
very long. This is gratifying news to
the estimable ladY's many friends.
The grand officers of the State will
hold Il lodge of instruction in Hall
Star of the West Lodge, No. 1873, A. F.
& A. NJ, lronton, Mo-. February Sd,
18th and 9Th, commencing two o'clock
P. NJ, Thursday, February Sd; after
noon and night session every day. The
brethren are cordially invited to at
tend. MANN RINGO, Secretary.
The following Southeast Missouri
ans draw pretty good monthly pen
sions: G. Hailing, Manning, S72;
Reason Gowan, De Soto, $72; j.
Mitchell, Ardeola. S72; F. Simino,
Fredericktown. $72; r. P. Dobbs,
Lithium, $72; A. VESSEL. Gordonville,
$50 The allowance of So a month is
paid for loss of both feet or both eyes;
also for total and permanent disability,
requiring regular aid and attendance
of another person ard $50 a month is
granted for disability to perform man
uaI labor, requiring frequent aid and
attendance.-CGpeG Gazette.
Burglars entered the store of Whit
worth and Huff at Bismarck Wednes-
day night of last week, and secured
about $50 worth of merchandise, con-
sisting principally of jewelry and kid
gloves. The thieves went from the
store up stairs where the Whitworth
boys sleep and got watch belonging
TO Clarence. The burglars effected an
entrance by cutting a hole in the
door. dc SlOT0 vi IL NJ DuGiSI at
Bismarck was also burglarized the
same night. Bismarck seems to be
regular festival" Cor burglars. They
commit frequent depredations in that
town and are rarely, if ever, captured
and punished.
Judge james D. Fox of Frederick
town, Mo-, has become convalescent
from his serious illness at the Mullan
ply Hospital and returns to his home
to-day. says the Republic of last Satur-
day. His host of friends throughout
the State will be glad to learn of his
complete restoration to health When
the Judge entered the hospital several
weeks ago he was in very poor health
and his life was despaired of. Under
the care of an eminent physician and
the Sisters of Charity, he gradually re-
cuperated until now he is able to re-
sumo his duties upon the circuit bench.
He will take a rest, however, before
again assuming the duties of his Office.
During his illness Judge Fox was &C.
compauied by his wife. Yesterday
they partook of farewell dinner at
the new home of Judge Shepard Bar
clay.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Julia Paul of Bismarck by her
many friends last Wednesday evening.