Iron County register., 1899-11-09
LOCAL BRFvIrIEs.


Fat Chickens at Barnhouse's.
Lopez's have new ad. this week.
The screen factory began operation
Monday.
See Redden and get the latest thin
10 photo.
c. A. Byers, the stationery man, ha
sold out to Ba}dwin's Sons.
The Mulligau farm, east of town, will
be sold at trustees sale to-day.
Oyster supper and dance at tn,
Academy of Music this evening.
Rey. Mills of Crystal City held ser
vices in st. Paul's church Sunday.
Mrs. Wingate has opened hotel il
the building south of Jacobs drug
store.
Mr. Redden, the photographer, ex
poets to go to Poplar Bluff in the near
future.
The ball at the Academy of Music
tonight promises to be largely at
tended.
Rt. Rev. D. S. Tuttle will hold ser.
vices in st. Paul's church Sunday.
November Goth.
To Mrs. C. K. Polk of Marble Greek
the REGISTER is indebted for hall
dozen very fine pumpkins.
Sheahan Bros. at Graniteville have
lately secured quite large paving COD
tract that will keep a force OF men
busy at work for nearly year.
Bert Gregory is authority for the
statement that the farming land near
Hogan which averages forty-five BUSH
els of corn to the acre, also grows sew
en-pound turnips.
Rev. A. ID. Burress of Doe Run, Mo-,
will preach the annual Missionary
sermon at Grani:eville Sunday at IL
A. NJ, and at Ironton at P. NJ. in the
Methodist church.
A diamond drill was put to work on
the lead prospect on the Thomas place
near Grauiteville Tuesday morning.
1t is intended to prospect that section
of the country fully.
Collector O,Neal wishes to impress
the fact that under the law enacted oy
the last Legislature, he is compelled to
add the penalty to all taxes remaining
unpaid January 1st.
Married-At Ironton, Mo-, Wednes-
day. November Sth, 1899, by w. u.
Fairchild, j. P, Mr.. JOHN EDWARD
MCCOY and Miss ALICE MIDDLETON
both of Iron county, Mo.
AT business meeting of the mem
bers of the Baptist Church Saturday,
Rev. Steel was called for another year.
AS usual there will be preaching every
Sunday, and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Dug Ringo. OF Wolf Island, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Ringo is one
of our most extensive farmers and
stock dealers. He is now feeding 100
head of cattle for the market-ChGrteS-
ton Enterprise.
Regular meeting Star of the West
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. A. M. Satur-
day, November 11th. Work in +. Z.
and M. NJ. degrees. All members are
urged to attend.
MANN RINGo, Sec'y.
To Jas. L. Brierton, Esq, the REG
IsrER is indebted for several late pa
pers from Birmingham, Ala. Mr.. b.
is now with the Tennessee, Coal q Iron
Railroad Co., at Ensley. Ala. Jim Is
"a good boy" aud has the REGISTER
guarantee always.
The railroad company has filed an
appeal bond with the Circuit Clerk
here in the case of Van Dorm against
the railroad. Van Dorm received a
judgment at the last term of court for
S2O6. The case will be tried in the ST.
Louis Court of Appeals.
Mr.. c.. S. Russell this summer grew
a number of sugar beets on his farm In
Russellville. A report from the Chem
fst in the Agricultural Department at
Washington says the product is of no
value for sugar manufacturers. Inc
per cent of sugar was too little.
Attention is directed to w. P. Nc
carver's new advertisement. just now
..Mac" is in the city. He Will be
absent for two or three days, and when
ha r9turuS tue Union maEh0b Will SuO"
mn such a stock OF goods in all lines as
was never before seen in this town.
when your evening hunger begins
+o make itself evident you will recol-
lact that the band boys have an oyster
supper prepared for you. to be served
at anv time from to 9 O'Clock p NJ,
in the Academy OF Music Twenty
five cents plate-raw, cooked or frlea-
Our good friend, M. j. Crews. left
fSraniteyille last week for Flat River
where he will engage in business Mr..
Crews had been resident OF this
county for years and his friends are
lecion. An honest, straightforward
bfe-hearted man. the REGISTER wishes
rim every success in his new home.
We are indebted to Mr.. Jno. w.
Jaoutth, the genial postal clerk, Tor
an invitation to attend the Twenuetn
Century Crawl of the Turtles OF the
world. TO be hald at "Malden Den
1909. ~ November i1th from p. NJ to
6A.N. Mr. Jaquith has oar sincere
thenks for his kindness and thoaght-