Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-04-18

yield of fruit.
The Price-Arlington show went from
here to De Soto.
The county Board of Appeals will be
in session next week.
The railroad bridge is about com
pleted and it is a daisy.
Reserved seats at the drug store for
the school entertainment
Rev. E. A. Squier is to lecture il De
Soto this Thursday evening.
Circuit court meets next week. The
docket il published elsewhere.
Beautiful Powered Dishes given to
customers of Farmhouse Nero. Co.
If April showers make May flowers
we'll have posies to burn next month.
Closing exercises Ironton High
School tomorrow night. Admission,
ten cents.
The Circuit Court docket is a light
one. and the session win probably be
brief.
DOAuN u- AAOAe6 ! > v Jpn Oh a.
salesman in a furnishing goods store
in De Soto
The Ladies Guild of St. Paul's
Church meets al Mrs. Saltz' to-day
{Thursday) at ? P. NJ.
Services at St. PauI's Episcopal
Church Sunday by the minister in
charge at II and $50 All welcome
DR.. L. Werblun. optician of St, Louis,
will be in Ironton at the Kesling house
Monday and Tuesday, April % and so.
Mr.. Mayors company Will produce
SIN White Robes at Poplar Bluff
April oath; at Fredericktown, April
26th.
The railroad company has settled
most of the losses occasioned by the
recent fire in Bismarck. Mr.. Louis
Miller of Arcadia made the settlements
for the company.
Unless the Judge sees fit to convene
one there will be no grand jury next
week. A Circuit Court without q
grand jury doesn't like the gen.
uine article. at all.
D. L. Bergen, who has been con
Quoting a drug store in Ironton for the
past year or more. will remove to Jop-
lin. Mo-. about May 1st. This will
leave Ironton without a drug store
Rev. Edgar A. SQuier, the new pas
tor Of the NJ. E. Church, has arrived
and is now duly installed in mis- charge.
He is a cultured gentleman and We
have no doubt will prove popular and
successful.
Geo. NJ. johnson, the ice a. has
an advertisement in this issue OF the
REGISTER. Mr.. johnson has arranged
to secure his ice from St. Louis and
his patrons will have the best the mar
ket affords
Yesterday the five cottages OF the
Asylum were completed and locked up.
It is said that it will be a year before
all the buildings necessary for the re-
ceiving of patients a be completed.
-Farmingt0n NeacS.
Geo. W. Clarkson of Bismarck was
in town Monday. Mr.. Clarkson las
had the misfortune to have his resi-
dence twice destroyed by fire in he
past seven months. His loss, in both
instances, was considerable
Geo. Brooks, the colored porter at
the Commercial Hotel, was fined 81 and
costs by Mayor Edgar Monday for
cursiug one of the show men and draw
ing his knife on him. From what we
learn it was a very light fine for very
serious offense.
Rev. T. n. Waterman will be on
hand for the services here Sunday ouI
he will spend the week following IN
Poplar Bluff at co~nvocation here he
has been assigned to deliver an address
on the Church of England before the
Seventh Century"
II. Fl. Buford intends removing IN
the near future to one of the new cot
tapea being built by Louis Miller
p. W. Whitworth will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Buford. and Prof
Vance will remove to b house where
Mr.. Whitworth is now living
The editor is in receipt of an invita-
tiov from DR.. and Mrs Steele Bailey
of Stanford, Kentucky, to attend the
marriage of their daughter, Isabella, &c
DR. Charles Poplin Harvielle, Wed
nesday morning. May i, 1901 Or
Harvlelle's many friends here WISH MN
every happiness.
It s LOPEZ & Sons closed out theil
general mercantile business here anc
left, they say. for good. They nave
been connected with the business o
this town almost from its beginning
and have always commanded a large
share of public patronage--Fted"so"
Banner.
Thos. R. Tolleson who has been VIII
T :. Lopez & Son for years leave
here and goes to Bonne Terre 10 entel
the employ of the St. Joe Lead Co Mr
and Mrs. Tolleson are two worth!
Young people, valuable o
any community in which they mlgh
live. We wish hem well in their new
euploy.-PEedGnoRt Banner.
Rev. Edgar a. Squier, VINO Is \
preach next Sunday morning and eve
ming in the NJ. E. Church, will oellVe'
on Monday evening next. April zzo, II
the above church his well known lec
ture on The Life and Character Q
Miss Francis f Willard, the queen.
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