Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-08-01
LOCAL BRRvITIEs.
Hay is $50 a ton.

Hay is $50 a ton.
Rev. Chester Birch tonight.
Haven't we had enough hot weather
for one summer?
The NJ. E. Sunday School had a pic
mic on the Haywood farm Wednesday.
Fishermen at Iron Mountain are
catching some fine strings of fish these
days.
Gospel Assembly" meetings are
we'll attended and much interest man
Tested.
It is said that four troops of cavalry
will be stationed at the rifle range in
the lear future.
Charlotte Collier, colored died at
her home in east Ironton Monday.
Aged eighty-seven years.
Miss Kate H, Haus, St. Louis, con-
ducts childrenis meeting this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. All invited.
Rev. Chester Birch, the cornetist,
will arrive to-day, and hold services at
the Presbyterian church for 8 week.
The first real rain in FIVE months
came Tuesday. The total preciplta-
ton vas over an inch. 1t was glori-
Gus but more Ia needed.
For SALE-Superior Fertilizer Grain
Drill, with Seeder attachment; also
Top Buggy, both new. Apply at IRON
ton Mfg Co.'S flour mill.
Si1as Ramsey wants the public to
know he is prepared to shine and pol
ish shoes al Conway's barber shop.
He asks you to give him q trial.
FL. Adolph was in st. Louis last
week and purchased a new line of
watches, clocks, jewelry. and station
cry; also a fine lot of silVerware.
Miss Lottye Prince very delightfully."-
entertained a number of young friends
at her pleasant home Thursday even
ing of last week. The occasion was q
complete success in every way.
A full line of novels received at
Henry Adolph's. Latest publications
always on hand. 1.-THE Crisis" can
other Helen,n stIn Name OF Woman"
and others, will be sold or rented.
Louis Schultz and Chas. Sutton, two
Ironton boys, sailed Monday from
New Orleans for South Africa. They
are employed taking care of mules be-
ing shipped to Africa by the English
government.
There will be a social at the home
Of Dr.. w, j. Smith tomorrow friday
afternoon and evening. Ice cream q
cake served from two o'clock in the
afternoon and during the evening. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the M. Z.
Church.
The s.boysn about town started to
sscharivari" DR.. Norwine Immediately
after his marriage Wednesday, but be-
fore they could make any noise the
DR.. appeared on the scene, granted
their demands and they went their
way rejoicing.
Married-at American Hotel, Iron
ton. Mo-, Wednesday, July 81, 1901,
DR.. j.. j. Norwine, of Poplar Bluff,
Mo-. and Miss Mary Reilly, of Bis
marck, Squire Fairchild officiating.
The REGISTER extends congratulations,
and Wishes IOE LIZ du0 HTS 4SOk WAA0 q
long and happy life.
The course of addresses announced
for week day evenings &c st. PauFs
church will be interrupted next
Wednesday to allow an address on the
transformation. Tuesday being the
feast day concentrating this event
morning. prayer only will be said at 10.
iect Sunday at IL. 1.-The Unjust
Steward At 8, 1.-The danger OF self
confidence.
There has been, in the past two or
three weeks, more people passing
through our town on their way to the
ufnes in st. Francois county in search
of work, than we ever noticed at any
u-exious time. The cause of all this
il that there is being nothing raised
and they are compelled to go to public
works in order TO make ''both ends
meet.n-Regsotds County Osttook.
On Juue 81, Bro. E. ID. AXE. of the
Irontou REGISTER, completed his thir-
ty-fourth year as publisher and editor
Of the REGISTER. Mr.. AXE has been
in the newspaper business ia Southeast
Missouri longer than any other editor,
and his most excellent paper. like
wine, improves with age 1t Is our
afneare wish that Editor AXE may en-
Soy mauy more prosperous years
Howell County Gazette.
Nelse, the REGIS
- c. rRR's baseball report
~N er, went out Thurs
~Ra day last, TO watch the
~NSsma boys practice.
@ANot being satisfied
A with the manner in
~ which the catcher
Was doing his work, he attempted to
show how IL should be done, catching