Iron County register., 1899-03-23
LOCAL BREvITIES.


The easter lilies are in bloom.
Once more We call attention to April
18th.
County Court holds an adjourned
term next Monday.
The roads adjacent to Ironton are
simply in horrible condition.
Wanted-A good girl for general
housework. Small family and good
wages. Apply here.
Messrs. E. J. Warrington, W. AL
len and H. Weber have formed CO.
partnership in granite cutting.
Henry Adolph, the jeweler, has a
full assortment of fine Easter Cards at
all prices and of the newest designs.
Collector-elect O'Neal will take
charge of the Collectors office next
week. and Mr.. Fisher will succeed L.
W. Whitworth as Treasurer.
Married-Thursday, March 10th. at
the Parsonage in Arcadia. by Rev. l..
F. Aspley, Claiborne P. Cox and Miss
Kate Hill, both of Belleview.
The hub factories are not buying
auy logs now. Both factories are we'll
supplied with timber. and now that
the sap is up, the logs do not keep.
We venture to predict, that after
seeing .sIn White Robes" it will be
conceded that we have among US lone
of the noblest Romans of them all.
..In White Robes" at the Academy
of Music April 18th. Admission, 20
cents; children. 10 cents; reserved
seats on sale at drug store, 80 cents.
Bishop Tuttle has announced his
intention to take part in the services
and hold Confirmation at st. Fauls
Church on Ascension Day, May 1lth.
Miss Henderson, the expert trimmer
who will have charge of Lopez's mill
linery department, arrives from o'.
Louis to-day. Grand opening next
Thursday. March 30th. Particulars
later.
We regret to hear that the Rev. G.
d. B. Miller of St. Louis, Bishop Tut
ties Secretary, who has often visited
In the Valley, is now IN st. Lukes
Hospital, and we wish him speedy
recovery.
For Sale-A farm of $50 acres; ~
acres in cultivation. Good house ana
barn aud outhouses. Fine spring ana
land we'll watered. Title perfect
Will be sold very cheap. Apply at
this Office.
Geo. Lopez was last Thursday NOM
mated as the Republican candidate for
the House of Delegates from the I"en-
ty-Fourth ward in the City of st. Louis.
defeating his opponent by a vote OF
three to one.
At the Nj. E. Conference in st. Louis
Monday w. r. Mccormick was ap-
pointed paster for the Ironton church
the ensuing year. Mr.. Coen, the pres
ent pastor, was appointed to the charge
in Bonne Terre.
A number of gentlemen from st.
Louis were here last week looking
after the manganese iron mines south
of town. 1t is understood company
will be organized at once to continue
the prospecting.
T. Lopez Is in st. Louis this week
buying spring goods. The young lady
who is to have charge OF the millinery
department will arrive the latter part
of the week and be prepared to attend
to all orders for spring millinery.
De Soto has high school. and at
the coming election proposition wlil
be submitted to the voters OF the dis
tr1ct to raise the tax for school purpos-
es to "eighty cents on the dollar" 10
the people of this district desire to pay |
any such tax!
VIM. Spaugh, who has frequently |
figured in the police court during the
past wear, was arraigned before Mayor |
Edgar Monday on the charge of dis |
turbing the peace. He pleaded guilty |
and fine and costs amounting to $1o |
we're assessed against him.
When 1t is stated that scarcely any |
of the scenery of the Academy oil Music |
will be used in the drama "ln White |
Robes" but that the play is to De given |
with new scenery, appropriate to the
time of the actiou-an idea of the treat |
ia store for the friends of the school |
can be had.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week end
ing March 21st. showing the hlgnest
and lowest temperature recorded eacn
day: March 10Th, 45, SO; 10th. 90,
81; 18th, 81, 81; 18th, 90, A; lStn'
81, 26; goth. 55. "a; 21st, o. A.
Rainfall, 1.52.
w. Fl. DELANo, Observer.