Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-10-10

Some bed clothing in the house O
K. L. Palmer in the north end of tow
got on fire last Monday morning an,
considerably startled the residents O
that community for q little while. 4
ire certainly would be unusually seri
Gus just at the present time.
There will be special revival servi
ces begin at Fort Hill Church mex
Sunday, the pastor to be assisted By
Rev. w. j. Velyick, of Elyins. AL
Christians in the Valley are invited t.
assist and all will be made welcome.
W. a. HUMPHREYS.
VIM. Curry intends opening a gro.
Gerry store in the DIR. Farrar building
as soon as the shelving and counters
can be put In the house. DIR. Farrar
will no longer have an Office in town,
After so many years of active and faith
full service he is certainly entitled to a
rest.
For EXCHANGE OR SALE-A four
room house and lot near Worlds Fair
site. ST. Louis, valued at $1,40O. Rents
for $15 per month. Will exchange for
good farm of equal value within five
miles OF railway station. / have other
property to sell or exchange. Call or
write Mrs. Fl. O'Brien, Ir~onton, Mo.
OF all our GUNNER residents there
are none more pleasant or courteous
than DIR. Hugo Summa who has pur-
chashed the Delano property in Rus
sellville. He is a cultured, genial gen.
tleman, and we are glad to know that
he expects to make the Valley his sum-
mer home, at least, for all time to come.
The millinery opening It Miss Gill
lam's last Friday and Saturday attract
ed a large number of visitors and the
ladies were unanimous in their praise
of the most elegant and artistic display
that greeted their eyes. Miss Gillian
had arranged a treat for her visitors
and they all enjoyed it immensely, de-
claring the occasion a most successful
one in every sense.
Married-At Piedmont, Mo-, Sum
day, October 9th, 1901, Hayes Farrah
Malugen of Ironton and Mrs. Catherine
Alberta Young of Piedmont. MI.
Malugen returned to Ironton that night,
but his BRIDE will not be here until
next Sunday. They will make their
home in the residence west of the Blue
Store. The REGISTER wishes Mr.. and
Mrs. Malugen long life and happiness.
From yesterdays Republic: s.Before
his departure the Grand Chamberlain
of the monarch had performed another
ceremony which revived the corona
ton OF the Queen who surrendered the
imperial diadem to the newly crowned
copsort. Miss Susan Larkin Thomson,
who is the Queen Abdicant, received a
token OF the Prhphet's gracious recol-
lection of her faithful discharge of the
honor which had been conferred upon
her in 1900 on the twenty-third visit of
the Prophet to his earthly empire.
The token was a solid gold shield pin,
bearing the inscription, Queen in
diamonds, with the year of her reign"
The following commodities were
shipped from Iron county during the
year 1900: Cattle, 1851 head; hogs, !
2 .163 head; horses and mules, 161
head; sheep, 1880 head; hay, 40, 900
lbs; flour, $50, 900 lbs; hardwood
lumber, 9,S46, 900 feet; pine lumber,
9,438. 900 feet; logs. 10000 feet; pill
ing, 81, 900 feet; railroad ties. 675,
cord wood, 1,116 cords; cooperage,
308 cars; iron ore, $40 tons; granite,
440 cars; junk, 3 cars; poultry. dressed,
1859 lbs; poultry, live, 22,364 lbs.;
eggs, $1,000 doz.; butter, 1,445 lbs.;
fresh fruit, Is lbs; dried fruit, 2.160
lbs; dressed meat, 2,303 lbs; game,
1888 lbs; furs, 1894 lbs; feathers,
921 lbs; hides, pelts. 20, 3S9 lbs.; lard,
1,180 lbs; tallow, 7,165 lbs; molases,
5 gallons; onions, SIP bushels; veg
etables. 1,069 lbs.; wool, 1928 lbs;
roots, 1851 lbs; beeswax, 342 lbs.