Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-08
an Of july meeting Monday night

4th OF July meeting Monday night
The band boys are counting on :
monster 4th Of July celebration fbi.
year
Members o; Iron Lodge. No. I07, I.
o. D. Z, are fraternally requested &c
De present next Monday evening a.
there will be work in the first and
second degrees
To Mr. Geo II. GarYin. with Shat.
finger Music Co., S. Louis the A. V.
Cornet Band desires 10 return thanks
for an up-to-date selection donated.
He Is --cracker-!aek" musician, and
the boys hope 10 meet him again.
The editor Is in receipt of a card
from Mr. and Mrs Thos- c. B-oxn. OF
6reoaison. Colorado. announcing the
marriage OF their daughter. c. Irms.
snd Mr. Earnest Morrison Nourse or
Sunday, June 4th- The REGISTER ex-
tends grafulations-
At 3 regular meeting OF the Mason
ic lodge al this place last week j. c.
O'Neal Of Mil Spring received the first
and J. C Morris OF Des Arc. The third
degree J. H Wilkins Of Leeper was
elected master vice J. C Carly de-
ceased.-P5edasoTat Banner.
DIED-At the family residence IN
lronlou, No, OF Friday. June %.
1899. al S-45 P NJ, Maud Elna- eldest
daughter OF W B and $ Lewella
Newman. aged p years. moths and
> days Tie be1eaved family have
universal sympathy il their affection
The REGISTER Is in receipt of card
announcing the marriage OF James
Peck Lindsay and Harriette Browuson
DeKey al 0berli1, Ohio, On Thursday,
June Ist- Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay will
make their hone 81 Hotel Del Prado.
Chicago. after June 20th. The REGIS-
TER extends best wishes
NAY WEATHER-Maximun temper
ature, 50 degrees: minimum tenpera-
ture, A degrees Mean temperature,
6S degrees. Mean max temperature.
SO Mean minimum, So Total pre-
cipitatio1, 5.65 inches Greatest pre-
cipitat5ou IN any "A hours was 80 il
W H DEASO, Observer.
Thos. Tolleson OF Piedmont was IN
town Monday on his way 10 Bonne
Terre. where on Wednesday. be was
united II marriage 10 Miss Bertha
SehiHerly. formerly Of Graniteville-
The REGISTER tenders 10 this worthy
young couple lis best wishes and hopes
that the greatest happiness and pros
MARTY NAV cone IN them
Born-June ?. 1899, 10 Mr. and
Mrs Sam Cook, 3 ten pound boy
Mother and babe doing well but the
fathers recovery Is doubtful. as il Is
their frsf-born. Ye writer saw Sam
next morning. He had E smile, "a big
one. tool on his face Asked him
what was be was smiling about
Why he says Its boy-ah-" j.
What Is The matter of having E few
street lamps? Main street, after the
business houses close, = dark Is
dungeon these uoonless nights, and 10
4 visitor II doesn't speak well for our
little city. Eight or ten lamps dis
tribuIe6 between the courthouse and
the railroad station would answer the
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treasury
Mrs Z. g. Russell OF Pennington
came down Monday and is wishing her
daughter. Mrs j. E Dover. and fam
Iy. Mrs Russell Is daughter Of old
Father Bergman. 3 Methodist preach
er known II this section Of Missouri
for 90 years He was 3 delegate 10
the General Conference in 1874 when
the ". Z Church, South, divided -
Piedmont Banner.
The Columbia Herald prints list Of
the number Of saloons in each county
this State The Southeast Missouri
list Is as follows Jefferson 20. Cape
Girar6esu %. ST. Francois -. Perry
II. Ste Geoevieve 12. Scott 10. Penis
cot 2. Bufle- :. Mississippi s. New
Madrid :. Iron 6. Wayne ), Dunklin 4,
Washington 1. Madison. 8, Ripley /.
Bollinger. Carter and Reynolds O.
On Wednesday morning OF last week
Sheriff Gregory received word from
Annapolis that 3 negro had fallen OF
3 train there the night before. was
badly hurt and needed attention Ar
raDgeUeuts were made 10 take care OF
the negro until county court met He
said his home was in Lille Rock sno
the court Wednesday sent him home
His condition seemed 10 be quite
serious
The screen factory will close down
the last OF the week The output for
the season has been forly-fve cars
On an average there are about twelve
hundred doors IN q car, so The factory
has turned ont IN the Deighborhood Of
Fifty thousand doors since last Deem
Der. Il Is expected that the factory
viii resume operations early in the
fall. ) large warehouse will be built
during the summer
Mr. c. P. Talbot, = former resident
Of Ironfoo, who was taken from ST.
Louis 20 Texas several months ago On
The charge Of forgery, was recently re-
leased, and passed through Ironton
one day last week OF his way 10 ST.
Louis The particulars O. The case
have not been learned bat Il = 3 fact
that Talbot Is again > free usn- He
! sends greeting 10 his Ironton friends
ard says some Of these days he viii
happen in The Valley and square up
with everybody
/ Since Mr. 0'Neal assumed charge Of
! the Collectors Office & number Of TAX
/ receipts. issued By ex-Collector Fisher
have been presented 10 him by parties
who are on the delinquent tax list j
eursory Investigation has revealed iha;
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