Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-07-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
And we went with him.

ing
Rumor says, one, two weddings in
the Valley
These everyday rains make vegeta-
ton hump itself.
The band will play at the pagoda
every Thursday night.
Wanted-A good delivery horse.
Apply to I. S. Lopez s. Sons.
For the best five cent cigar try Am
brosia. Can't be beat.
The probate docket for the August
term is published this week.
Pilot Knob dam is said to be a fav-
orite bathing resort these days.
Ice cream at the basement of the
Presbyterian Church this evening at
7:30 o'clock.
There will be a communion service
at the Presbyterian Church next Sab
bath morning.
The band will attend the ice cream
festival at the Presbyterian church
grounds tonight
The ca~valrymen who spent the month
of June at the rife range left Jefferson
Barracks Monday for Montana
DR.. Corringtou, for many years pre-
siding elder of this district, held SER
vices in the NJ. E. Church Sunday.
DR.. Auf der Heide, of St. Louis, was
in the Valley this week looking up the
prospect for a homeopathic practice
here.
The new well at the Clark hub fac
tory has been completed. At a depth
of 3O3 feet a fine flow of water has been
secured.
Mr.. W. II. Shelby has leased the
Baldwin residence on Shepherd street
and will remove to the same about the
first Of the month.
j. M. Baird was down on the excur-
sion visiting home folks, from Efing-
ham, Ills, where he is stationed for
the Illinois Central.
Mr.. A. d. Rossiter will ave charge
of Mr.. Fred Kindell's shoe store during
the latter's absence in Europe. All
business given prompt attention.
The Cornet Bands 4th-of-July Picnic
sscleared" the band wagon, which We
hicle cannot be duplicated for less than
$500. It's the finest in the State.
The shaft on Pilot Knob is now over
one hundred and fifty feet deep. It is
expected to reach the ore at a depth
of about two hundred and fifty feet.
Mrs. Amanda McGhee departed for
Arcadia, Iron county, on yesterday
morning, where she she goes to make
her future home.-ReynoEds Outlook.
Mr.. Gratiot, several years a resident
of Arcadia. died at his home in De Soto
on July 4th. The family have the
sympathy of many friends in their be-
reavement-
From the Centreville Retormer VI
learn that c. N. Buford, Circuit Clerk
. of Reynolds county. and Miss Carrie
Copeland of Ellington, were united in
marriage last week.
Every member of Iron Lodge No.
10Y. /. o. o. F., is requested to be
present at the regular meeting next
Monday evening, as there will be work
in the Initiatory Degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houk, of Middle
brook, visited Herman Trauernicht and
family one day the latter part of last
week.-FdrmIngton NeUs.
To Mr.. III. c. Twomey the REGISTER
is indebted for some very fine plums
and blackberriss presented last Satur-
day. They were indeed excellent and
Mr.. Twomey has our sincere thanks.
The floor OF the wagon bridge be-
tween here and Arcadia is in a most
horrible condition and should be re-
uaired at once. Let the authorities
give the subject immediate attention.
W. L. O'Neal, the city tax Collector,
desires the taxpayers 10 now that be
now has the city Textbook for the cur
rent year, and is ready to collect city
axe for 1900. Call early and avoid
the rush.
Senator F. II. Farris, of ~Steeleville,
was in Salem this week as Attorney
for the Law q Order League which
assisted the Prosecuting Attorney to
close the whiskey dens of Salem.-SG-
lem M01tGOF.
The excursion from St. Louis to the
Valley Sunday was fairly we'll patron
lied. The train was composed oil six
coaches we'll filed and q beer car.
They arrived about noon aud departed
at six in the evening.
There will be a call meeting of Iron
tom Camp, No. 1855. NJ. w. A, Friday
evening of this week-to-morrow-for
the purpose Of comforting the mysteries
of Woodcraft upon five candidates.
Every member should be present
The picnic of the Baptist Sunday
School at Iron Mountain Thursday last
proved quite an enjoyable affair, TO
big folk as we'll as little ones. A rain
in the afternoon married the programme.
but, for all that, the occasion was q
success.