Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-12-05

Meats, 10 to IA cents, at H. Barn
houses.
The Autumn Festival at Granitevill,
last Wednesday evening was a mos
complete success in every sense. There
was a fne attendance and every on,
enjoyed the occasion immensely. The
net receipts we're $40.
DR.. Goulding informs us that the
first child in the Valley to be named
after President Roosevelt died las
Saturday evening. and was buried the
following day. He was colored, and
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ing,
nee Virg. Whitener.
STRAYED-Light red heller. part
Jersey, white spot in forehead, some
white spots on body, horns turn in
towards her face, very small notch in
left ear; 2 years old May. 1901, tall
animal. Suitable reward for her re-
covery. L. HODGES, Arcadia, Mo.
G. W. Redden, who who was at one
time engaged in the photograph bust
ness in Ironton but ore recently at
Fredericktown, has lately taken up his
abode at Kennett. Mr.. Redden Is a
splendid fellow aud a tip-top photo
grapher. We hope he will do we'll at
Kenneth.
From a late issue of the Poplar Bluff
Sentinel we learn that the hospital
recently established in Poplar Bluff by
Drs. Caldwell and Adams of that city
and DIR. j.. j.. Norwipe, late of Bis
marck, is proving a most complete
success. The promoters are to be con
graduated.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
Church will give their annual Bazaar,
Thursday, Dec. 18th, at the Academy
of Music, beginning at II o'clock.
Dinner will be served from 11:30 a. m
to 2 p. m, and supper from 5 to 8 p.
M. Efforts will be made to make this
the event of the season.
Mr.. Smith Golf. of Brule, Mo-. and
Miss Ehie Engledow, of Blackwell,
were married at Arcadia, Mo-, on We'd
nesday evening, November Goth, 1901.
Both Mr.. Golf and his bride have many
friends in this county who join the the
INDEPENDENT in wishing them a long
life oSappiness and prosperity.-Po-
tosi Independent.
At a regular meeting of Ironton
Camp Modern Woodmen, Tuesday
night, the following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing year: B. s. Greg
Dry, V. c.; w. 7. Farmhouse, B.; G.
G.. Whitworth, Clerk; Thos. P. Hall,
w. A; S. a. Bradley, E.; B. F. Left,
S.; David Kendall, W.; ira A. Mar
shall, Physician.
VIM. H. E. Brown, who has been en-
ployed in the REGISTER Office for the
past six years, left Monday for st.
Louis where he has accepted a posi-
ton in the baggage department at
Union Station. VIM. is q most deserv-
ing young man and has a host of
friends here who wish him all kind of
success in his new position.
The First Quarterly Conference of
Arcadia charge will be held at Fort
Hill the 9Th and 9th inst. Rev. DIR. j.
r. A. Vaughn, presiding elder, will
preach Sunday evening at 7:30. Sac
ramental service following the norm
ing sermon. ALI cordially invited to
attend these services.
w. A. HUMPHREYS, Pastor.
Rev. Waterman left Wednesday for
De Soto, where he united in marriage
Hedry j. Frescholz and Emily Bath.
Rector Britain delivering a short SER
non in his usual felicitous vein. He
took part in the evening church SER
vice, returning at a late hour, after
having spent a very pleasant day. He
reports the church people there as
very friendly.
The REGISTER is in receipt of the
st. Louis Rdil,Oay Club containing an
address delivered by Mr.. B. w. Frau
enthal, Manager Union Station Bureau
of Information, at a recent meeting of
the club. The paper is interesting,
instructive and amusing credit to
its author, who has again demonstrated
his ability and versatility. Yes. in
deed, Barney is all right.
Mrs. Mary c. Russell who was sem
fenced to serve ten years in the Peni-
Tertiary for completely in the murder
of her husband in 1895 was today par
doned by Governor Dockery. 1t is the
custom of the Governor to pardon
three long term convicts on the Fourth
of July, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
making in all nine during each year,
Reynolds County Outlook.
A conductor on one OF the local
freights was recently called to De Soto
by the officials, and asked to explain
why the locals could not get over the
road these days, and also asked to
make any suggestions he could, that
would likely improve the service.
His reply was: "Well, a new depot is
badly needed at Ironton. The one
now there is in no way equal to the de-
mands of the business done at that
place." And the conductor was emf
nently correct.
Miss Alta Kindell gave a birthday
party on Nov. 29th, in honor of her
sixth birthday. The dining room was
decorated with pink and green and the
tables were decorated with green
foliage. The was darkened and
lamps lighted while they luncheoned.
The little hostess cut the first slice of
cake, aud every child found q doll in
their cake, A thimble tied with pink
ribbon was given to every little girl as
a ~souvenire, while a rubber ball wrap
ped in pink paper was given to the