Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Did you see Lopez's new ad?

Did you see Lopez's new ad?
A House For Rent-Apply to A.
Rieke, Ironton.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday-morning and evening.
The new seats for the public school
arrived last week and are now in posi-.
ton.
The financial statement of the Iron
ton school district is published this
week.
Ice cream at the Presbyterian church
basement on Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Cannot the City Marshal stop the
boys OF this town from jumping on the
passing trains?
Remember the barbecue and picnic
at the Arcadia picnic grounds Satur-
day, August goth.
Lost-Last Sunday, on the street, a
pair of gold-bowed spectacIes in case
marked ''Aloe's," St. Louis.
Marrled-At the Parsonage in Area
dia August 10Th. 1898. by Rev. L. F.
Aspley, John HI. Madigan and Hattie
NJ. Austin.
Married-On July 18th. 1898, James
o. Rumfelt to Nettie A. Countryman
at Annapolis, Mo-, Sylvester Kitchell,
j. P, officiating.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve two kinds OF ice cream this
evening. One favored with peach and
one with vanilla.
A three roomed house for rent on
easy terms. situated one mile east of
Ironton. For partiulars, inquire of
Whitworth Sons or of B. Fox.
Married-August TIN, 1898, at the
residence OF James Boatright, near
Annapolis, Mo-, Charles b. Arams to
Clorena Boatright, Sylvester Kitchell,
J. P, officiating.
DIR. S. E. Strong has purchased the
practice of DR.. r. w. Gay at Leeper
and will leave there to make his future
home some time this week. DR.. Gay
will locate in Ironton.
For Sale-Ten horses and several
Buggies and Surveys. Cheap for cash
or good note, or exchanged for corn,
hay. and oats. See H. NJ. Collins at
the Livery Stable, Ironton.
Our old friend. W. c. Perkins, is
laid up with an injured leg, a box hav-
ing fallen on that member one Gay last
week. He is improving. and his dis
ability will probably be only temporas
ry.
st. Louis parties are making efforts
to have a large number Of the troops
as they return from the frontier. sta
toned at Jefferson Barracks. In such
an event numbers of them will be sent
to the range here.
The many friends of Mr.. A. Roehry
will be panied that he has been con-
fined TO his room with malaria and
other ills. He Is better at this writing
however, and the REGISTER hopes to
chronicle his early and complete re-
covery.
Samuel, james. and Omer Shy. three
boys, were arrested at Sabula Wednes-
day by Sheriff O'Neal, on the charge
of killing hogs belonging to w. j.
bond for their appearance before the
circuit court.
The following party is spending the
week camping on the river: Misses
Maude, Blanche and Alma Fletcher,
Julia Andrews, Lucille Moore, Mrs.
NJ. A. AXE, Miss Cheatam, and Messrs.
r. F. Wilkinson, Tom Cheatam, Alex
FIetcher and Fred Kindell
The Southern Convocation of the
Diocese of Missouri will assemble in
Ironton on the goth of September under
Bishop futile. The proceedings will
continue for three days, and will all
be open to the public either held in st.
Paul's Church Or in the Public Hall.
Mrs. J. w. Clarkson has been pa
tient in the Mayffeld Sanitarium, St.
Louis, for the past month. Last FRI
day she underwent a painful and deli
cate operation, and the lady's many
friends in this section hope to hear of
her early restoration to perfect health.
Robert Thompson will sell at Pub
lie Auction on the James Thompson
farm, on the head of Cedar Creek, four
miles west of the town of Belleview,
Mo-, on Saturday. August 9th. 1898,
the following property: Cattle, Horses,
Hogs, Wagon and Farm Implements.
Terms Of sale Will be made known on
day of sale.
Word has been received from Capt.
W. II. Byers announcing his safe ar
rival at the seashore, Atlantic City.
He says it has rained every day since
his arrival but they are hoping for
better weather now. The Captain
will be absent the greater portion of
the month.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending August 10th, showing the high
est and lowest temperature recorded
each day: Aug. 10th. sc, "a; 18th, Sc.
60; 18th, so, SO; 18th, 80, So; 18th,
sc, So; 18th, 80, 90; 10th, 81. Go.
w. II. DELANo, Observer.
III. o. Dinger, one of the employees
at the Clark hub factory, was severely
injured last Saturday by flying frag-
ment of spoke. His cheek was laid
open and an eye seriously hurt. The
cheek wound is rapidly healing and
the eye improving, but the sight is
considerably impaired, though not