Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-01

Model Laundry. Shipped Tuesday and
returned Friday. Your patronage so
licited.
John BIemel of the Blue Store wish
es to inform the public hat he will
receive fresh oysters IN bulk every
Thursday. VIII be sold by the pint.
quart or gallon.
The Teachers Reading Circle had a
| very delightful and successful session
at the school house Saturday afternoon.
That evening the teachers were tender
ed a reception at the home of Mrs. w.
H. Shelby, which was unanimously de-
clared a most pleasant affair, indeed.
Rieke's Budweiser Depot was form
ally opened to the public this morning.
The best of wines, liquors, and cigars
will be kept on hand. The patronage
of the public is solicited and courteous
treatment is assured to all. The ia
nous Anheuser-Busch beer always on
hand.
The Mandarin Tea and "Aunt Di-
nah's Quilting Party attracted a good
audience at the Academy of Music
u6SQd1 Xxi HSSty OOoy 0tA
rably and those in charge of the enter
tainment we're generously compll-
mented. The receipts were in excess
of$40.
C.. C. Lashley desires to call the at
~tention of the public to the fact that
he has opened a restaurant and lunch
room in the south Dom of the Acade-
nv of Music. Lunches and meals
served at all hours-night and day.
The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the Presbyterian Church will give a
social aud entertainment IN the oase-
ment of the church Thursday evening,
November g.. Admission, ten cents.
Light refreshments will be served Tor
which there will be no extra charge.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
III it requires three years OF Mckln-
ley rule t give employment to a small
force of men for q few months at Pilot
Knob, how long will it require the
same kind of Mckinley rule to bring
to the mines prosperity, of which, gen.
tie reader, you have heard so much
| and known not at all the past three
years?
!, A freight train was wrecked at An
: ~napolis early Sunday morning, by
broken wheel. One of the cars was
loaded with oil and the wreck took
> fire from a heap of burning ties neal
; by. The track was blockaded for i've
hours and the north bound passenger
A trains did not reach here until abou
ten O'Clock in the morning.
The grand jury completed its labor
8 Saturday morning. Indictments were
returned against Thomas Hall for muir
= der. and w. A. Sibley for larceny
Sibley burglarized Blemel's store las
summer. These cases we're continued
= until December 10th, when an ad
iourned term will be held. 1t is IN
derstood Hall will go to trial then.
= Last week the REGISTER stated tina
J. the apple crop was a total failure
A. Our good friend, VIM. H. Thomson
y couldn't let the statement go by Ut
noticed, aud he sent US a basket
very fine apples from his splendid or
~ chard at Valley Home. While frlen
Us Thomson has a good apple crop tn
d year, the yield in most of the orchard
'e is exceedingly small.
r. E. Hiuchey, who for many yea'
~ has beer the official photographer an
sketch artist for several railroad con
q ~uanles and for the past year for tt
Woodward and Herman Printing cor
pany. of ST. Louis, will on NoYemb'
q. /. take charge of the Trappe CALLER
ut at Pennington, where he will mai
he his home 10 the future. Mr.. Hinche
or is a brother of A. S. Hinchey the we
Known photographer of De Soto
vo Soto. Press.
mt By referring to the offfcial ballot
of published in the REGISTER. it will
so seen that there are six tickets in tt
field this year, as follows: Democrat
}. Republican, Social Democratic, Socii
Labor, Prohibition, and Progressi
"a PEOPLES Party. The voter should
careful and not confound the Soc
= Democratic Ticket with the regul
Democratic Ticket, the first name
nm the latter being that of james Z. Wa
dill for elector at large.
y The surveyors who have been
work in this section for a couple
months, trying to locate a route tt
would avoid the Pilot Knob and Hog
Ict- grades have completed their labors a
for gone south. The route agreed up
as most feasible leaves the main line
To- Middlebrook, goes west of Cedar 9
nth SHEPPARD mountains, and joins
main line below Hogan. Of course
one here knows whether the char
~ will ever be made. Not likely "
lar soon.
less The Minister'S Association has M
md arrangement for the Union Than
giving service. 1t will be held in
e.s- Methodist Episcopal Church. K
w. r. Mccormack, pastor OF
in church will nave charge of the
!, of gram, which is as follows:
cult Anthem Union II
Reading of Presidents Proclamation.
Invocation Geo. 81
been Responsive Scripture Reading, Psalm IL
1gar
81 PRAYER ---.m.-.. Rev. w. A. HumphT
and Hymn Congrega
per- rev nos + "a
Offering for the poor.
Doxology.
we'll Benediction.
I'd at There is one federal official in r
ton Who halievas Mr. Rrvau is or