Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-02
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

hlpe peaches.
The first car of water melons arrived
Saturday.
NJ. w. picnic at Belleview Saturday,
August II.
The ore washer at Pilot Knob is
ready for use.
Ice-cream in Presbyterian church
yard this evening.
D. of &. picnic It Annapolis next
Saturday, August 4th.
The colored population celebrates at
Goulding's Park next Saturday.
The Presbyterisns expect to begin
work on their new church this month.
Arrangements are being made to
build s new woodshed on the school
grounds.
Lemonade at Gay and Kiudell's to-
byterian Church.
jerome Hasty had a finger nearly
cut off in the stave factory at Arcadia
Wednesday afternoon.
1H6F6 Will Uo al SACuIS1OA Aalh
from Poplar Bluff to st. Louis, Aug. II.
Train will get here about 7:30 A. NJ.
Wanted-5O Teams, to haul Slaves
from Munger, Mo. Cash paid. Apply
at Geo. A. Helein's Office, Ironton Mo.
DR.. l.. Werblum, Optician of St.
Louis, will be in Ironton at the Kesling
hotel Monday and Tuesday. August 20
and 21.
The stock of general merchandise of
the late Ferdinand Inner of Pilot
Knob will be sold at cost. See adver-
tisement.
Quite a number of young people
were here from Pennington last Satur-
day and spent several hours at Emer-
sons Park.
A meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Rev. Geo. Steel this evening
to organize a Rose Reading Circle for
the winter.
Mrs. j. M. Logan of Belleview last
week brought to the REGISTER Office
three monster hen eggs. Their weight
was 103 ounce
The shaft at Pilot Knob is now over
one hundred and seventy feet deep.
1t is expected to reach the ore in a
couple of months.
Henry Sizemore will be tried before
Squire Fairchild next Monday for dis
turbing the peace of Mrs. Kennedy OF
Graniteville OF July 21st.
Miss Marshall's entertainment at
xho Acadom IF Musjc Mopdoy avanipp |
was quite creditable, and thoroughly
enjoyed by those in attendance.
For Sale-A good Mich Cow, cheap
for cash. Apply.to F. Rover. Ironton.
Also, 80 acres timber land. about II
miles southeast OF Ironton. st.
There will be a lawn social for the
benefit of the Episcopal Church at the
residence OF Mrs. A. Roehry on Thurs
day evening, August 9th. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Strayed-From Ironton, Mo-, a small
dark mare, z yrs. old. bald face, 4
white legs. Had on headstall when
she left. ANY person returning her to
John Albert will be rewarded.
The party who took away two razors
and an umbrella from the smoking
room in Browns Hotel in Gra~niteville,
will confer a favor by returning the
same without delay. Herbum sat.
JULY WEATHER-Highest tempers-
ture, 90; lowest temperature, 81;
mean temperature, rs; total precipi-
tation, 5.2S inches.
w. II. DELANo. Observer.
John Sizemore and Chas. Pennebak-
or had a difficulty at Schmittner's mill
rear Graniteville Monday. In the
fight Sizemore hit Pennebaker with a
c~ant-hook, iniicting a painful wound
on the jaw.
Jack Matsinger of Dent county was
arraigned before the u. 5. Commission
or Thursday last charged with selling
liquor without paying government tax.
The hearing was continued until
August 4th.
r. G. Love, who has charge of the
County farm, last Saturday brought to
this Office two very fine large beets
and a monster head of cabbage. They
were certainly magnificent specimens
of the vegetables.
The knights of Pythias have pur-
chased five acres of land in RusselvilIe
from DIR. Farrar which, will be sur
veyed and plated in cemetery lots.
The land is just across the road from
the Masonic Cemetery.
Our young friend Louis Shach of
Arcadia returned home last Friday
after an absence of three weeks in the
mountains of Colorado. Louis was
greatly benefited by the trip and re-
turns TO his duties Refrigerated and
refreshed.
Miss Louise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Trauernicht, who has
been visiting her grandparents at Mid
dlebrook for the past W weeks, was
expected home Thursday, accompanied
by her COUSIN. Miss Marie Rodach.-
FGrninqt0u Net0S.