Iron County register., 1900-06-07

ALI persons are warned not to tres
pass on my property-lots 9. II and Is
in block 19-north of the Grover resi-
dence. The law will be invoked, If
necessary, to prevent such trespass.
j. T. BALDWIN.
Horace Huron attracted fair audi
ence at the Academy of Music Friday
evening. After the entertainment, the
Woodmen, their families and friends
partook Of banquet. 1t is said 10
have been ga spread fit for the gods. :"
Supt. r. E. Wilkinson and his entire
at Ironton. This is a good body of
teachers and the patrons of that pro-
gressive little town are blessed with a
progressive, up-to-date school. Mis-
Sosri School Journal.
The doors of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank at Mulberry Grove, ILL.,,
were closed last Friday, because Cash
ier Shields had disappeared the day
before with all the cash - $1,000.
Shields used to run a bank at Pied
mont, Mo-, and thus local interest at
taches to his present wrong-doing.
The editor of Kansas paper makes
the following announcement to his
readers: Next week we will begin
running this paper as Captain Kidd
would run it. Delinquent subscribers
may expect a call from US with their
account stuck in the muzzle of six
shooter. Otherwise this paper will
run as the sheriff would run it,"
Later reports from the south end OF
the county indicate that the wheat
crop there has undergone a greater
damage from the hessian fly and army
worms than was at first anticipated; !;
there will hardly be half crop. In
some instances the outlook for any
yield at all was so poor that the wheat
was plowed up and corn planted in
stead. .-Potosi Journal.
Miss Macy Morris of Des Arc, daugh-
ter of our old friend j. M. Morris, has
been selected to serve as "Maid of
Honor" at the Confederate Reunion at
Louisville this week. The st. Louis
papers of last Sunday had very good
pictures of Miss Morris. We congratu-
late her on her preferment, and the
officers of the Reunion on their judg-
ment in making the selections for Mis-
souri,. Banner.
From the Mann correspondence to
the Centreville Outlook: '.The mail
route is to be changed in the near
future from Belleview; it will go from
Belleview via. Graniteville to Middle
brook. instead of of Iron Mountain, as
has been the caseA Cause OF change,
there is no post Office at Iron Mountain
and the train being behind 80 often
causes mail to be carried back from
day to day until connection is made"
II. II. Sykes, civil engineer for Bell
Telephone Company of Missouri, passed
through this town last week, south
ward and westward bound. He is lay
ing out the route for the long-distance
phone line now completed to De Soto,
and which will be pushed rapidly on
and on to the Gulf. Ironton will be
made a station, to the mutual profit of
our people and the Company, and a
branch is contemplated to Centrevllle
and Lesterville to the west. Mr.. Sykes
thinks this year will see the line o'er-
spanning this State.
Miss Mollie B. Marshall, graduate
of the Underwood College School OF
Elocution, will give recital at the
Academy of Music Tuesday, June y.
The entertainment will be under the
management of the Presbyterian Chris
tiau Endeavor Society for the benefit
of the new church fund.
PROGRAMME.
Music ......-..... Adelphi Quartette.
Courtship of Tom Sawyer Miss Marshall.
Vocal Solo Miss Mae Gay.
An Old Sweetheart of Mine.-.-Miss Marshall.
So Was n -.....-.....---- Miss Marshall.