Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-01
LOCAL BREVIrIEs.

The County Institute begins next
Monday.
The White bbit-Grandhomme
Giovanoni.
Jacobs is the boss on cool drinks.
Try him and see.
County Court meets in regular ses.
sion next Monday.
The ice man thinks the warm wealth
er is a long time in coming.
The White Rabbit is in town. Call
at Graudhomme & Giovanoni's.
Read Col. Emerson's warning. The
Sheriff and the shotgun are both
dangerous.
The annual commencement exer-
cises at Arcadia College will take
place Monday, June 18th.
BORON Tuesday, May 30th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cameron, a 103
pound girl. All doing nicely.
Ironton wants to have the biggest
4th of July celebration that the Valley
has known for a score of years.
The young ladies of the Valley will
tender q complimentary dance to their
gentlemen friends Friday night in Ar
cadia.
The Clark hub factory was shut
down the first three days of the week,
making repairs on the boiler and other
machinery.
Thos. Beard recently purchased
from G.. G. Warner the house and lot
on the corner. just south OF Capt.
Byers' residence.
Hon. G. w. Fsrrar returned from
Jefferson City last week. The DIR. un-
questiouably proved faithful and eff
cient Representative, and his record is
one to which his friends and constitu-
ents may point with pride.
st. Paul's church services next SUM-
day-7:30 A. M, holy communion; IL
A. NJ, morning prayer and holy COM
munion; P. NJ, childrens' service and
baptism; 7:30 P. M, evening prayer.
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
couple of notices relative to the late
G. w. Craine-one is reproduced from
a Murphysboro, Ills, exchange, and
the other is from the pen of our former
townsman, Jno. III. Delano.
j. H. Jones has accepted position
as travelling salesman for the whole
sale grocery house of Gildehaus, Wuhl-
fing & Co. of st. Louis. Mr.. Jones
many friends wish him the greatest
IL ~, sc fol-
An assayer in st. Louis Is now max
ing a thorough test of samples OF the
manganese ore mined south OF town.
His report will be completed within
the week, and then it will be known
what the future of the mine will be.
Mr.. J. D. Elgan Tuesday presented
the REGISTER box of his extra hne
strawberries. They were large, lus-
cious aud of most tempting flavor
things of beauty, and of joy to him
who played the happy role OF faster.
Fred. Kindell, ST.. Wednesday pur-
chased from C. G. Warner, the proper
ty in west Ironton, until recently oc-
cupied by the late F. Weidman. The
place is known as the Scoville nome.
The consideration, it is said, was
$1,000.
Jessie O'Neal, the collectors little
boy, fell from hammock "Wednesday
afternoon, badly bruising his face ana
cutting his lip. DR.. Marshall was
called, dressed the little fellows in
juries, and he is now getting along
very well.
Collector O'Neal's collections of
back taxes for the present month
amount to $1sS SO, apportioned among
the various funds as follows: State,
SS1.65; county. $43.10; road. $1O.09;
school, sol. 95; interest, $3.50; clerks
fees, $3.50; collectors commissions,
1925.
Mrs. c.. B. Steller of Corning. Ark
ansas was a passenger on the train
wrecked at Tip Top on Sunday even
ing of last week. She received some
bruises about the face and was paid
$50 on account of her injuries. This
was probably the only claim for dam
ages made by any passenger on the
train.
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending May 30th, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: May oath. 80, Al; 25th, 50, A;
26th. 81, 55; 9th, So, s.; 2Sth, SS.
81: 29th, SO. 63; 30th, rs, IS. Pre-
cipitation, .29.
w. H. DELANo, Observer.
Eyangelists L. b. Haines and wife OF
st. Louis will begin meetings here
next Wednesday, June 9TH. The
meetings will be held in the Methodist
church until their tent can be put up
and seated. All who desire to do
GOOD or get good, are invited to at
tend these meetings.
w. r. MCCORMACK, Pastor.
Miss Henderson, the most popular
mill,uer. has been in st. Louis in the
interest of Lopez's Millinery Depart
ment. acquainting herself with the
Summer Styles in millinery and re-
nleoishing the stock. The ladies can
depeud on Miss Henderson's ideas OF
taste. and can rest assured that If they
call they will certainly be pleased In
every way.