Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-14
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

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Ironton is growing in the social
function line, no matter the tale the
census tells.
For Rent-A fve-room dwelling.
with all conveniences. Apply to L.
B. Inner, Pilot Knob.
You needn't to think because you
didn't get a valentine that you are not
loved in the same '.old way"
The song of the early bird is CRATE
full to the ear, albeit We know his pre-
-vlousness is liable to bring him to
sorrow.
For SALE-A nine-room house GEN.
trally located in Ironton, with large
yard. A good investment Enquire
of Mrs. II. O'Brien.
LosT-One Black Onyx, gold inlaid
initial az: ring, four clip diamonds;
one lost. Finder will please return to
II. NJ. Collins and receive reward.
Taken up by Mr.. C. Brossel of Mid
dlebrook, last Sunday. a a mule
about eight years old, in good condi-
ton. Owner a have her by proving
property and paying charges
Two OF the men working on the rail-
road got into d rukus last Friday. Re-
suit, a bloody nose. arrest, a plea OF
guilty, a fine of one dollar and costs
about a dozen dollars in totality.
DR.. W. j. Smith has his sanitarium
about completed, and is now prepared
q. firaSRoA II, m hoF nf n~QfianfR-
The rooms in the building are not all
furnished as yet, but will be at an
early day.
Married-At the residence of Jno.
Blemel, Esq, Ironton, Mo, by Rev.
w. r. Mccormack, Mr.. c. G.. Rose
and Miss May Casteel. The bridal
couple left that evening for st. Louis,
their future home.
Next Sunday at St. Paul's Episcopal
church services will be held by Rev.
T. A. Waterman at IL A. ~. and |;3
p. NJ. Communion in the morning,
In the evening "a plain talk about
Lent" All are welcome.
The proposed amendments to the
road law promise, among other things.
TO the commissioners. This
is proper. The laborer Is worthy Ills
hire, and there is no good reason why
the commissioners should be made an
exception to this rule.
List of letters remaining in theP Post
Office at I~ronton, Mo-, for the week
ending Feb. g., 1901. If cot called
for within two weeks, they will De
Nd 1star 0ff0o.
Mrs Lizzie coleman DR. Atkins
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list. j. N. BISHOP, L. M.
The telephone fixtures were placed
in the Blue Store last Friday, and Iron
ton is now in telephone communica
ton with the outer world. The boys
say the first talk was between the pro-
prietor of the Blue Store and a party
at Farmington-the message IRON
here being, al am married and tne
owner of a mighty fine pair OF twins
This undoubtedly has been the fnes'
winter for years, If the weather OK
considered; but taking into account III
prolific product of grip, colds ane
pneumonia, the summing up ID any
thing but agreeable in its result. ict
is not the only desirable product o
zero weather. 1t helps the wood mar
and mellows the soil for the agricul
turist.
St. Paul's Church is the possesso
of a fine new organ which came iron
New York last week. The tone IS ex
cellent and of greater volume and clear
ness thar the old instrument-whlcl
is not singular since the latter Oil
faithful service for nearly thirty years
For the new acquisition the church l
chiefly indebted to Mrs. O'Brien of Ar
cad1a, through whose exertions, main
ly, it was secured.
The railroad builders are rapid.
getting the grade In shape for tn
placing of the new iron bridge acros
Stout's Creek. A great deal of worI
has been done on the grade leadin
into the cut east of town, a. i we III
derstand the cut itself is to be lowered
SO that when the work shall have bee
completed the old s'hog-back" will bt
come only a tradition. A great savin
OF steam and cussing will result.
The Business Meeting of the South
east l. o. y. F. Association was bel
at Fredericktown Tuesday, and the
vas a good attendance. The ''ooys
from here say they we're well take
care of by the good people OF OF
uelghboring city on he southeas
The Meeting decided to hold mel
ApriI's Celebration at Fredericktow
while Bismarck was named as IL
place for the ext annual Busine'
Meeting.
A grand Edison Photographic Coz
cert will be given by Mr.. Ed. Slmme
man. of Doe Run, at the M. Z. Churc
in Ironton. Mo-, Thursday eveninl
February IA. 1901. No charges wi
be made at the door, but everyone 9
tending is kindly asked to bring a q
nation for the benefit of the paste
If you can bring nothing else, none
will be acceptable. Doors open
eight o'clock. Given under the al
pices of the Ladies' AID Society.
That foot-bridge spanning the lit
stream south of Stout's creek, on Il
road leading to Russellville. is in We
AnnH