Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-04-12
LOCAL BREVIrIEs.
Easter Cards at Adolph's.


City affairs promise to run as smooth
as oil now.
Will we have the usual ..cold snap
about Easter time?
The campaign for county offices will
be inaugurated in the near future.
The Catholics will build Parochia
School at Graniteville this summer.
The Spring Festival at Graniteville
April 18th promises to be a most en-
joyable occasion in every respect.
Don't miss it.
See Bonanza's new ad. Display
next Saturday, to be overlooked by
Miss Wacks, of Chicago, a famous
beauty.
With every % cts. worth, of Easter
Cards, or over. purchased at H.
Adolph's Jewelry Store. will be given
package of Easter Egg Dye. free.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will rem
der very interesting Easter Missiona-
ry program next Sunday evening 1880.
The public are most cordially invited.
Mrs. John G. Yount of the west end
of the county, who was taken to St.
Louis about ten days ago, has since
been removed to the asylum at Ne
vada.
Teams Wanted-To haul slaves from
E. r. Johnson's, Monterey, to Middle
brook, Mo. Cash paid every load-S1
per hundred. Apply to E. K. johnson,
Monterey, Mo.
HI. L. Bell of Belleview was visitor
to Ironton Monday and paid this office
q call. Mr.. Bell has concluded to
make The race for the Democratic nom
ination for assessor.
Rev. Mr. Brittain's many friends in
the Valley will be sorry to hear OF his
quite severe illness at his home in De
Soto during the past week. He is re-
ported greatly improved at this writ
ing.
DR.. G. A. Auerswald returned the
first of the week from the st. Louis
hospital where he was taken for treat
ment last week. The doctors condi-
tion is greatly improved DE Soto
Press.
j. Ed. Craine is making a tour of
the iron mines in Alabama inspecting
the washers in use there to secure in
formation to aid him in building the
washer to be constructed at Pilot Knob
this spring.
Mrs. Rose H. Leech, now living in
Chicago, will sail some time next
month for Cape Nome, Alaska where
she will spend the summer, Mrs
Leeeh goes to Alaska as correspond
ent for the Chicago Tines-Herdld.
The cases against w. d. Sullens, the
embezzling circuit clerk OF Jefferson
county. will come up for trial in the
circuit court here April 30th. Sullens,
it will be remembered. bad trial here
last November, and the jury failed to
agree
Prof. j. b Daniel, who taught the
Grauiteville school three years since,
is now living at Centreville where he
was recently admitted to the bar, and
has announced as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Prosecut-
ing Attorney.
James johnson and Sam LaPlant,
the Madison county men who sold the
stolen hogs to Alex Fletcher in Area
dia. pleaded guilty TO larceny In the
circuit court at EredericktOwn last
week, and were each given sentence
of two years in the penitentisry.
The CITY Council held a meeting
Thursday evening and the newly cleo
ted members were indicted into office
The Mayor appointed Mrs. Mamie
Walker, Clerk, and w. II. Halter,
Treasurer. Both appointments were
promptly confirmed by the Council.
Mr.. St. Clair of Belleview Valley
and Miss May Russell were married
this morning at $50 at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Reed by Rev j.
l.. Batten. The happy couple left on
the 1929 train for their future home
In Belleview Valley .-Pedmont Ban
ner.
VIM. II. Webb, who contemplated
going tn Alaska this season has re-
turned to Iron county. On reaching
Seattle MIR. Webb found every BOAT
going to Alaska crowded, aod II was
lust impossible 10 secure passage
saws the rush" this year Is greater
than ever.
Her many friends will be glad to
learn that Miss Byrdie Hunter who has
been slowly recovering for several
months from an attack of spinal men
ingitis, is able to be out again. Miss
Hunter came down town this week Tor
the first time since her illness.-De
Soto Press.
Mr.. Frank Remington, the genial
manager. of the Geo. A Helen stave
factory, tells US the plant will be ready
to begin work in about ten days. Ihey
are in the market now for all kinds OF
beer Keg slaves, at any point within
two hundred miles from here; give
fair inspection and pay cash Mr.
Remington thinks, as well as can De
estimated. that there is timber sum
cient in sight to keep the plant busy
here four or five years