Iron County register., 1898-12-01
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Hunters plentiful these days.


Time to prepare 8 programme fo
the holidays.
County Court convenes in regular
session next Monday.
The Arcadia Valley Cook Book OF
sale at this Office. 81 per copy.
The pulpit at the PRESBYTERIAN
church was filled Sunday by minister
from st. Louis.
Baldwin Bros. expect to have their
new hub factory in operation about the
first of the year.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland,
nee Byers, Cadott, Wisconsin, on Fri
day, November 25, 1898, girl.
Found-A macintosh. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying charges. Call at this Office.
Rev. Britain had St. Paul's church
appropriately and artistically deco
rated for the Thanksgiving services.
The Bazaar for the benefit of St.
Paul's church will be held at the
Academy of Music Thursday, Decem-
ber 18th.
There was quite a fall of snow
Wednesday morning, but warm rain
followed and the beautiful" mostly
disappeared.
As the Christmas season is drawing
nigh it Is to be expected that the at
tendance on the Sunday schools will
be on the increase.
The sale of Gross stock of goods last
Saturday was we'll attended and most
of the goods brought fair price. The
total receipts were about 5000.
For SALE-Two gray horses, six
and seven years old, we'll matched and
in tip-top condition. Apply to Fritz
Buechsenschuetz. Middlebrook, Mo.
Charlie Newman last week painted a
handsome sign for the band boys oys-
ter supper on the mirror at Jacobs
drug store. Charles work is hard to
beat.
The Buchanan Screen Works will
resume operations here tomorrow or
the day after. Some additional ma
chinery is now being placed in the
factory.
Marrled-At the residence of the
brides parents near Ironton on Novem-
ber 23d, 1898, j. n. Mitchell and Miss
Carrie B. Hasty, Rev. G. d. Danner
officiating.
Thanksgiving was quiet and un-
eventtul. There were services in sew
eral of the churches, and the usual
shooting match helped the marksmen
to pass the day.
The first train south at night, No.
55, is now solid vestibule, mail,
baggage, coaches and sleepers. 1t is
said to be one of the finest trains that
leaves Union Station.
The Right Rev. Bishop Tuttle will
preach at a special evening service in
St. Paul's Church on Thursday even
ing next, December 9Th. All are cor
daily invited to be present.
E. c. Clark attended the land sale
at the Reynolds Circuit Court this
week. We understand Mr.. Clark is
securing large tracts of hardwood tim
Der land in Reynolds county.
Judge Green will arrive in Ironton
next Saturday on his way home from
the Reynolds Circuit Court. and hold
an adjourned term here. There will
be but little business transacted.
F. w. Prentice arrived from Michi-
gan last Thursday, aud is superintend-
ing affairs at the screen factory. The
factory is now in operation and will
probably run four or five months or
more.
Rev. C. d. Danner has traded pulpits
with Rev. NJ. E. Coen of Salesville,
Montana. Mr.. Danner will go to Mon
tana and Mr.. Coen will come here.
We wish Mr.. Oanner success in the
great northwest.
Reserved seats for Goding's Dramatic
and Vaudeville Co., at Jacobs Drug
Store. Lights and Shadows to-
night. A fine dramatic program, in
terspersed with specialties. Admission
Is, % and 90 cents.
The oyster supper and ball given by
the band boys Wednesday evening of
last week was we'll attended and prov
ed a very successful affair, indeed.
The dancers kept up the fun till the
wee sma' hours of Thursday.
C. R. Kendall of Bismarck was Wis
itor to Ironton last Saturday. Mr..
Kendall recently sold his grocery busi-
ness in Bismarck, and at present is un-
determined as to where he will locate
or what business he will pursue.
q. S. Marshal Bohle and Deputies
Nall and Brennan arrived from st.
Louis last night having in charge nine
federal prisoners sentenced to terms in
I Jail here by the u. S. District Court.
The sentences range from thirty days
to one year.
b. NJ. Chambers, of st. Louis who
was tried here about eight years ago
for killing Frank j. Bowman in st.
Louis county, was a visitor to Ironton
the first of the week. MIR. Chambers
had been hunting in the west end OF
the county with party of friends.
A new time-card goes into effect
next Sunday, December 4th. The new
card has not yet been received. but it
is understood that the most important
change therein is in the time of No. 81
which will pass here at about 1880
o'clock, instead of lao as at present.
VIM. Spaugh, Sr., was a caller at