Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-10-12
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The next thing is grand ball anG
supper.
School board proceedings published
this week.
The meadows are suffering from
lack OF rain.
The Probate Docket for November
term published this week.
Not in years, it is said, have wild
turkeys been as numerous as they are
this season.
Mrs. Chamberlain has fitted up a
music room IN the second story of the
bank building.
The A. V Cornet Band will give a
ball and oyster supper Thursday even
ing, November 10th.
The prospecting for lead in the Belle
view neighborhood continues. A night
shift, it is said, will be put to work in
the shaft this week.
Clear, clean and lasting are the pho
away. Better take the opportunity
hOHs WHICH hC SOAO-
A New Bailad-The coming descrip-
tive song-hit: III Be Your Friend
just The Same" Leave your orders
with H. o. DAVIS, Ironton, Mo.
Redden says, better get a good pic
ture than dress, for dress you wear
out and the picture stays TO either re-
mind you of money well spent or worse
than thrown away.
All our work is done at home.
There's no laying the fault to some one
in St. Louis. We give 100 cents of
value for each dollar you pay US. Red
den, maker of fine photos.
The fast approaching winter will
necessitate our going to more comforta-
BILE quarters and If you want fine pho
tos come and get them now.
REDDEN.
A young man by the name of Hasty.
son of James Hasty, had his hand bad
" lacerated by the machinery in the
stave factory at Arcadia last Thursday
evening. Several fingers were cut off.
Now there is no speculation. Red
den makes good pictures, all the time
Don't wait till he's gone and complain
that you didn't have the chance for
good photos or didn't know he was
going to leave.
j. E. Tolleson has accepted a posi-
ton with the Norwine Mercantile Co.
Mr. To1leson is an experienced sales
man and will no doubt become gener-
ally popular with the firms patrons
Bonnie Terre Democrat Register.
The St Louis Stave & Lumber Com
pauy are operating stave factory In
Arcadia and have sufficient timber on
hand TO keep the plant busy several
months. About fifteen hands are en-
ployed L. c. Chambers of st. Louis
has charge of the work.
During the past week the REGISTER
received a very encouraging and pleas
ant letter from Mrs. FIovia Mcdowell,
now living at Summer Lake, Oregon.
Mrs. Mcdowell was many years ago
resident of Marble Creek, this county,
and will be well remembered by many
old residents.
Married-At the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Hatten, Arcadia, Mo-,
Wednesday evening, October 18th,
1899. at eight o'clock, Mr.. Selden j.
Thai and Miss Blanche Hatten-Rev.
L. F. Aspley of Doniphan officiating.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Tual-health, wealth
and happiness
The Boys Club Jr. team played an
other game of ball with the Arcadia
bows last Saturday and were Yictors by
90 to 7. The score by innings was as
follows:
l2345 81 50
Rows Club 90 5 8 ? 0 ? go
Arcadia U U L L u
Mr.. Mord Roberts, formerly master
mechanic of the Iron Mountain rail-
road. has recently been appointed
General master mechanic OF the Louis
willie s. Nashville railroad, with head
quarters at Louisville. KY. The posi-
tion is a resposible and important one.
ard MANY old friends here congratu-
late Mr.. Roberts on his preferment.
A charter has been granted to the
Harrington and Big River Valley rail-
road. by the secretary of state. The
road. which is to be either steam or
electricity, is to run from Pennington
m Trondale. through the Flat Rive
district. The incorporators are al
local capitalists of Pennington. The
road is to be twenty-five miles long and
is capitalized at $250,000.
Game Warden Burford, of jackson,
saws that as the last legislature enacted
NO new law in regard to game, the Old
law of course stands the same, except
that part of it prohibiting the ship
ment of game out of the county In
which it is taken. The fve-years ship
ming section of the law expired last
lime. and there is now no law prohlo-
,tipg the shipment of game.
The papers in the cases against w.
n Sullens, ex- circuit clerk of Jeffer-
son county were fled in the circuit
clerks Office here the past week. There
are seven indictments against Sullens
three for embezzlement and four for
obtaining money under false pretenses-
.Jndre bearing is disqualified from try
inc the cases and Judge Fort of Bloom
field will probably be called here to
hear them.