Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-07-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs
Lopez presents a new ad.

Lopez presents a new ad.
The nights are sweltering and sleep
is not refreshing.
'.Uncle Isaac is hard on the Iron
ton-Arcadia Ball Club.
'Tis said hay will be $50 a ton, and
corn 81 per bushel next winter.
There will be a grand picnic and
ball at Hogan, Saturday. July 9th,
Excursion to St. Louis, Sunday, Aug.
18th. Fare for the ro1nd trip, $3.50.
A Canadian Show happened in town
last week. It did no business and
moved on.
For SALE-At q bargain, handsome
sideboard and dining oom table. APP
ply at this Office.
The government thermometer Mon
day registered 113 degrees. That's a
record breaker, sure.
Paul Myers will have charge of the
new store being established by w. j..
Lee at the hub factory on Cedar Greek.
The Bible Study at the Gospel AS
sembly is important and the meetings
for that purpose should be we'll attend
ed.
The drouth makes the hub haulers
very numerous, and fifty loads come
to town every day, Notwithstanding
the very warm weather.
The supply of water is growing very
short. Wells that have never before
failed are now dry, and unless rain
comes soon the question will become a
serious one.
The Presbyterian Church has been
made a very comfortable place since
the new arrangement of windows and
lights. The meetings ought to be a
success in spite of the hot weather.
The new depot at Bismarck to re-
place the one destroyed by fire last
winter, was located last Monday morn
ing. 1t will be built just west OF
where the City Hotel used TO stand.
The rain Tuesday evening was at
tended with high wind. and a number
of fruit and shade trees in various parts
of town were wrecked. There was a
good deal of wind for so little wetness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Logan Of Belle
vieU have returned from a visit to
WinGeld, Kansas. They had a very
pleasant trip, but were glad to get
back to Missouri, and say the SunHow-
or State will not compare with home.
Il. M. johnson, who has been max
ing his home in the National Soldiers
Home. Leavenworth, Kansas, was a
caller Tuesday. Mr.. johnson expects
20 stop for some time in the future al
the Odd Fellows Home, Liberty, Mo.
j. A. Parker, wife and daughter and
Mrs. w. l.. Walker and daughter were
ont for a drive Wednesday OF last week
visiting Bismarck, Iron Mountain,
Middlebrook and G~raniteville, return
ing by way of Doe Kun and Farming
ton.-LeGd Belt NesOS.
The REGISTER has received a card
from Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Wing, OF St
Louis, announcing the marriage on
Monday, July 22d, 1901, of their neice'
Otillie Marsh, and Warren P. Lindsay
The REGISTER extends congratulations
MIR. and Mrs. Lindsay will make theiI
home in Dallas, Texas.
The REGISTER hears that Thos. b
Pruitt, at Warren's Store. had the
thumb severed from his left hand yes
terday. He was sharpening som
edged tool. and it slipped from the
grindstone with the above result. W.
hope, however, that the accident |
not as serious as reported.
At the service at St. Paul's Episco
pal Church 70 Sunday evening
prayer will be offered for rain from
the Jewish synagogue service TIVE
thousand years old. believed to dat
back nearly to the reign of King David
Ii is generally admitted as a prayer o
remarkable force and clearness.
say He runs 'em in with equa
~ Regularity and justice. doe
l.E,@ Deputy U. S. Marshal Stra
1@@ ger. He brought two fror