Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-10-05
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.

NuttiDg parties are in order.
Circuit Court convenes October Esd
Mr.. Saltz has leased j. Lopez's new
cottage.
The hub factories are crowded with
wood orders.
Lopez's tell of fall and winter bar
gains this week.
The summer visitors haye all re-
turned to the city.
The first ice of the season was visi.
BILE last Friday morning.
Millinery-fall and winter opening
at Lopez's next Wednesday. Particu-
lars later.
Miss Merrigan of Pana, Ills, has
charge of Lopez's millinery depart
ment this season.
Movers are very numerous these
days. They seem to be coming and
going all directions.
The REGISTER is under obligations to
F. j. Killalee of st. Louis for some
papers printed in Manila
Mr.. Mayor is arranging for the pro-
duction of I'm White Robes" in Farm
ington some time this month.
Chas. Newman recently purchased
the cottage at present occupied by j..
w. Curtis on West Reynolds street.
Mr.. Charles Bliss, we'll known to
many folks in the Valley, is principal
of the De Soto High School this year.
Andy, who lives across the way,
says that twins are just two too many
babies to help look after and care for.
The people of Arcadia Valley are
responding literally to the fund to Sc
cure the location of the insane asylum
here.
Wanted Good girl. Steady en-
ployment and good wages to the right
party. Apply to Mrs. Lille Webb,
Belleview, Mo. At
From a st. Louis paper of Monday
it is learned that H. E. Melhado and
wife, London, England, are stopping
at the West End Hotel"
Mrs. S. A. Reyburn, who lately
removed to this city from Ironton has
taken charge OF the Acme hotel on
North Main street.-De Soto Press.
Chas. Robinson, the section foreman,
had a shoulder dislocated while I'M
loading steel at Doubling Spur last
Thursday. His injuries are not serious.
Collector O'Neal collected the fol-
lowing back taxes during the month
of September: State, sos Sc; county.
S94.12; road, $21.30; school, $12S.1 3:
clerks fees, $3.50. Total, $356.21.
Hamilton Grover, eldest son of Mr..
II. 7. Grover will be united in marriage
10 a Miss Allen of ST. Louis during the
present month. The couple will spend
their honeymoon at the Grover home
In this city.
The citizens of De Soto and railroad
employees rendered retiring Superin-
tendent Hardy reception at the Opera
House in De Soto last Thursday. Mr..
II. was the recipient of several hand
some presents.
The school board held a meeting
last night but transacted no business OF
special Importance. The question OF
admission or exclusion of foreign pu-
pills was postponed until the next meet
ing of the board.
The ..boss" was in Greenville
Wednesday attending circuit court,
being witness in a case where Wayne
county is plaintiff and DIR. j. n.
Holmes, publisher of the Piedmont
Banner, defendant.
The workingmen of Arcadia Valley
will hold q meeting at the courthouse
Saturday evening to take such action
as they may deem expedient to aid In
securing the location of the insane asy-
Ium in the Valley. All invited and
urged TO come.
David Archie, young man who for
merly lived in Graniteville this county
and is we'll known here, was run over
and killed by the cars in Iowa one day
last week. Mr. A. had many friends
in this section who will learn oil mis-
death with sorrow.
State Auditor Seibert says the CON-
,,rnitv that secures the location OF the
aoutheast insane asylum may reason
ably expect an expenditure of 81
oOl in the course of ten years. Its To-
cation here would be of inestimable
benefit to the Valley.
Mrs. Helen O'Brieu of Arcadia re-
ouests us to state that, all reports 70
the contrary Notwithstanding, she has
no intention whatever OF leaving the
valley. she will continue to have
charge of the Arcadia Hotel in the
fnture-just the same as in the past
Mr.. E. II. Amelung of Louisville
z. was called to Pilot Knob Saturday
30 The death of his little daughter,
Minnie. aged seven months. which oc'
Cured at the home of the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Amelung, Pilot
Knob. on Thursday, Sept. 2Sth. Inc
remains were inferred in the flol
Knob cemetery Sunday. The oereaveo
father has the sincere sympathy OF
many friends in this affiiction-
saams that Mr.. Amelung is having nls
S'.lT share of sorrow and trouble, Tor
lass than a month ago he lost his faith
fnl and devoted vile.