Iron County register., 1900-05-24

| -oi q p1rUccue anu picnic at the Arcadi;
Grounds Saturday, june 10th.
Don't overlook the excursion from
St Louis to Graniteville Sunday, Jun,
24th. Round trip ticket, $3.50. Par
ticulars later.
MIR. j. B. Follett died at his home OF
the Soc Newman place, west of town
this morning about o'clock. Mr.
Follett had been sick a number O
days.
Rev. A. D. Ball. Presiding Elder
will not preach at the Nj. E. Church
Sunday as was announced, as he is in
Chicago attending the General Confer.
ence.
The Epworth League of Fort Hill
Church will give strawberry and ice
cream festival at the Academy of Music
Thursday evening of next week, May
81. All are invited.
Ironton Camp, Modern Woodmeu, is
arranging for a bapque. after the en-
tertainment Friday evening, June 1st.
A number OF visiting neighbors are
expected to be in attendance.
FoR SALE-General stock of mer-
chandise in Belleview. Fresh, clean
stock; will inYoice from $500 to
$4,000. Fine opportunity to right party.
Good reasons for selling. Apply to E.
Bisplinghoff. Belleview, Mo.
The entertainment given by Miss
Morse, elocutionist, and Miss Brandt,
ninni0f nf Tln Snfn ho of
Music Thursday digit of last week was
very commendable one. Some Sc
lections by home talent also added 10
the evenings enjoyment.
Prof. r. E. Wilkinson, principal of
the Ironton schools, has been strongly
solicited to make application for the
position of Superintendent of Public
Schools, at Rolla. The Professor as
sures US, however. that he will not ap-
ply and expects to remain in 1ronton
the following year.
Just fifteen tickets yet remaining
Bluff, June 5th. Unless you buy your
ticket by Saturday, May 26th, you are
not likely to get the reduced rate of
$1.50 for the round trip. Apply at
once to Alex Fletcher, Arcadia, or H.
w. Adolph, Ironton.
Some two or three new cases OF small
pox have developed this week and one
or two cases have been discharged as
cured. Mrs. A. t. Smith is confined
to her room with the malady. Some
% cases are at the Camps. No fatali-
tiles so far and all seem to be getting
along reasonably we'll. - GreenUitle
San.
Those who contemplate attending
the Democratic National Convention
at Kansas City July 4, and want to en-
gage sleeping rooms in advance, should
address Bureau of Information, 101
Life Bldg. Kansas City, No." and get
list of rooms to select from. 1t is ex-
pected that $4,000 will attend this con-
vention.
Silas Vaughn, the progressive and
skillful knight of the razor, calls the
attention of the public to the fact that
he is still doing business at the old
stand, ready to attend to all wants in
the barber line. Everybody recogniz-
es the fact that as a tonsorial artist 81.
has few equals and no superiors. He
can't be beaten.
The excursion from St. Louis to the
Valley Sunday was composed of a very
well-behaved and orderly lot of people.
Many former residents took advantage
of the opportunity to pay a visit to
their old home. The day was a per-
feet one, bright and cool. There were
six coaches in the train, we'll filled,
and baggage car.
Horace Huron, the musical fun
maker of the Modern Woodmen of
America, reader, humorist, banjoist,
will give an entertainment under the
auspices of Ironton Camp, No. 1856,
at the Academy of Music, Ironton,
Friday evening, June 1st. Be sure
and attend. Every seat in the house
reserved. Ticket, 25 cents.
Sheriff Schlater left yesterday morn
ing with Sam Brown for lronton, where
he will leave Brown for safe keeping.
Brown is one of the men held for the
murder and burging of Geo. Richard
son Few weeks ago, and two or three
attempts to break from confinement
led the Sheriff to believe 1t best to re-
move him to safer place for keeping.
-Greenvilte Sun.
The following is taken from Tues
days Globe Democrat, telegraphed
from jefferson City: s.In division No.
2, of the Supreme Court, to-day, Judge
Burgess filed an opinion holding that
secret societies organized for charita-
BILE purposes must pay taxes if they
hold property which they rent and Sc
cure money, even if this goes into the
lodge fund for charitable purposes"
The most attractive and elegant line
of millinery at Lopez's continues to
capture the admiration and attention
of the fair sex. The stock is indeed
superb one and under the care and
management of Miss Laughlin, the
skillfu1 and experienced trimmer in
charge, complete satisfaction is as
sured every purchaser of a spring hat
or bonnet. The ladies are unanimous
in their praise and insist that Lopez's
millinery is just s'too lovely for any
thing" The prices will be found
most reasonable, and you are certain
to be pleased.
Married = Ironton, Mo-, Tuesday,
May %, 1900, by j. B. Hampton Pro-
bata Indpe Mr. G. f Vickery and