Iron County register., 1899-10-26
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

Two talking Parrots for sale cheap
at Barnhouse's.
Services at the Baptist church Sun
day-morning and evening. ALI are
invited.
A reception is to be rendered the
Rev. A. Britain on Wednesday Nov.
1st at the residence of Mr.. DeGarmo al
De Soto.
Mr.. Moore will be here from Michi-
gan the last of the week, and arrange
to put the screen factory in operation
without delay.
A. NJ. Harviell is very sick at Poplar
Bluff and his death is daily expected.
Mr.. Harviell has been in poor health
for some time.
Father Wernert came down from
pay a pastoral visit to d. C. Bugg.-
Piedmont Banner.
Even the weather seems to favor the
people to have their picture taken, as
Redden will certainly have to get other
quarters when it turns cold.
The Callison case-carrying conceal
ed weapons-was dismissed Monday
because all the States witnesses had
hied themselves to lands unknown.
No. 54 ran into an open switch at
Neeleyville Saturday, delaying the
train four or FIVE hours. A negro
loading car on the switch was killed.
The Ringling Bros. circus, which
exhibited at De Soto Monday, went
south that night in four special trains.
They were at Dexter the following
day.
The ladies of st. Pauls Guild will
hold their Annual Bazaar Dec. 14th, in
the Academy of Music. Particulars in
reference to Prizes, ETC., in next week s
issue.
Says the Crystal City correspondent
of the De Soto Facts: 'sMisses Florence
and Blache Phillip, with Miss Alma
Fletcher made very pleasant trip to
St. Louis Saturday"
Married-In the Indian Territory
Friday, October 20. 1899, Chas. w.
DENLY and Miss Sadie Spaugh of Iron
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. DENLY will make
their home in Smithville, Texas.
Married-Thursday morning, Octo-
Der 26. 1899, at the residence of Rev.
Geo. Steel in Ironton, Mr.. j. K. Webb
and Miss Libbie Inman-both of Knob
Lick, Mo-, Rev. Steel officiating.
An adjourned term of Circuit Court
will probably be held in December to
try the cases against w. ID. Sullens,
the ex-circuit clerk of jefferson county.
The cases will likely be tried by Judge
Riley of New Madrid.
Mrs. w. A. Paule and daughter.
MYRTLE, attended the Hard Time ball
given at De SOTO, and report that all
had a grand time in general. The
prizes were received by Miss Annie
Hart and Barney Donohue for the best
hard time costume
The following attorneys have been
in attendance on Circuit Court this
week: L. F. Dinning, De Soto; E. j.
Bean, Hillsboro; j. H. Kaney, Green
Vile; r. l. January, w. l.. Beyers-
dorff, Centerville; N. A. Motley and
A. w. Hunter, Dexter.
A new barber, j. E. McMinn, late of
Irondale, has located in Arcadia on the
Maugold Hotel grounds. Shop will be
omen. every day in the week and on
Sunday until ten o'clock in the morn
ing. The patronage of the public Is
respectfully solicited.
A half-dozen men have been at work
at Pilot Knob the past week or more
..cleaning upn the new mine located
near the washer east of the furnace.
The property is being placed in con-
dition for an inspection by the officers
who will shortly make visit here.
Amalek Brooks, who killed David
crav at Graniteville about a month
since. was indicted by the grand jury
"Wednesday on the charge of murder
in the first degree. The case will
come up in court to-day. The de-
fendant will likely ask continuance
tn the next term of court.
The REGTrER hopes the weather
clerk is not charging up against US the
un,,suaI measure of beautiful weather
he is dishing out to us now; else the
f,,tnre il o,erburdened with dark and
rIoomv days to pail our spirits and
cbill our nerves. Never was finer
autnmn nor more extended ''ln the
sweet September"
The evening service at the Presby-
.arian church, next Sunday, Oct 29.
will be in charge of the Ladies' Mission
ary Society. A special program has
been arranged. which Will consist OF
recitations and papers by members OF
the Society. Special numbers of music
will also be given. The program will
ba interesting and helpful 10 all who
nav attend. The Society extends a
cordial invitation to the public to at
tend the service
rist of letters remaining In the Post
oaice at Ironton, Mo-, for the week
ending Oct. 21th, 1899. II not called
for within two weeks. they will be
ss,t IN the Dead Letter Office:
-. Miss M French Ephriam
Rone Charley Hanson Mrs T
1,s,ion Miss M Max Henry
Watson Rev j +
Parsons claiming the above will
,lssse saw advertised" and give date
r. tbis list. j. n. BISHOP. p. NJ.