Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-05-04
LOCAL BRFvIrIEs.

TroOate court conVeneS next Mon
day.
''In White Robes" will be given in
De Soto, May 10th.
In this towns colored society the
razzer seems to lay over the gun.
Miss Fanny Markham has private
school of about twenty-five pupils.
The band pagoda is under way and
will be completed during the coming
week.
The training school is in session. II
you expect to enroll do so by Monday,
or it may be too late.
The fishermen are very. very plen-
tiful these days, but we do not hear of
their having any great luck.
The farmers are busy trying to catch
up. The late spring has delayed them
fully thirty days in their work.
DR.. S. E. Strong. who has been in
Alexian Brothers Hospital for the past
week or more, is reported to be i'm
proving.
A movement is on foot to arrange
for a game of base ball between two
mines composed of the fat and lean
men of the town.
Circuit Court concluded its labors
and adjourned last Saturday morning
The docket, with the disposition of
each case, is published this week.
New line of Shirt Waists just re-
ceived from Indianapolis, Ind, the
very swellest styles.
T. S. LOPEZ & Sons.
Lost-On the pathway on eastern
border of the rifle range on Monday,
May 1, small gold cross. Finder
will return to this Office and receive
reward.
A May Festival will be given under
the auspices of the Catholic ladies at
Grauiteville at Workmen's Hall on
Wednesday, May 18th. Admission.
fifty cents.
Prof. A. P. Vance inaugurated his
training school Monday. The attend
ance as yet is not large, but the Pro-
feasor expects it to increase materially
within the week.
The remains of J. G. Carly were in
TERED in the Masonic cemetery at this
place last Thursday. The atteudance
was large, over fifty people from Pied
mont being present.
Our good friend, Aug. Winkler, of
st. Louis was in town couple OF days
the first of the week and made this
office a pleasant call. Mr.. Winkler
was on his way to Poplar Bluff.
The Pacific Coast Limited has been
discontinued. It Is understood that
the train was not as successful this
winter as it was last. and there is some
doubt whether it will ever be put on
the road again.
st. Paul's church services for next
Sunday. 1880 A. NJ. Holy Communion;
$50 A. NJ, Sunday School,; II A. NJ.
Morning Prayer and Holy Communion;
P. NJ, Children's Service; ESQ NJ,
Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Winter fingered in the lap OF spring
but summer doesn't seem to be wait
ing for any one. Last Friday the Their
mometer registered 90 degrees in the
shade, ana True SumnCE WCosAOh Ae~S
characterized most of the past week.
De Soto is having an exciting time
over the prosecution o: some poker
players. The feeling is intense and
every one in town is arrayed on one
side or the other. Mr.. Edgar left here
this morning for De Soto to assist IN
the prosecution.
Mr.. Thurman, as stated in his card,
will open a Select School in this city,
limited to 20 pupils. early in Septem-
her. Meantime, he would be pleased
IN give instruction to small class, or
individuals, in the Latin Grammar, or
other branch, as may be desired.
Our young friend, DR.. c. T. Har-
Well, who recently graduated from the
St. Louis Medical College, has oeen
Amounted one of the two house physl-
clans of the Missouri Baptist Sanitarl-
nm. The position is an important one
and the Dr.'s many friends here will
be glad to learn of his good fortune.
The new time card will go into eff
feet next Sunday. No. 81 will leave
St. Louis at 2:21 o'clock in the AFTER
noon and reach here about 5:5O. Inc
local south will get here about one
o'clock. Accumulation passenger ana
baggage coach will be put on the iocal
freights for the accommodation OF pas
sengers.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society de-
sire TO return thanks to the cltizens
for their cordial patronage at the
Measuring Party April goth. Inc net
proceeds, $17, will be used towards
the purchase of a new church carpet.
J'bev wish also to thank those VINO So
k;ndIv assisted them in their muslcai
program.
A delegation of ladies from the
Womau,s Christian Home, st. Louis,
were in the Valley Tuesday ana
Wednesday endeavoring to secure o
suitable place for q number OF the
inmates of the home in which TO spehu
the summer. Whether or not tney
were successful in their search we are
not informed.
The most attractive and elegant iine
of millinery goods at Lopez's contln-
ues to capture the admiration ana az
tent1ou of the fair sex. The STOCK Is
most superb one, and under the oirec-
tion and management of Miss Henoer-
son. the skillful and experienced trim
mer in charge, the utmost satisfaction
il assured every purchaser OF a spring
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