Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-28
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

Luz Sky SOunCAl was ID e6SslOQ
Monday night.
Well have to be content with artif-
cial ice next summer.
County Court meets in regular ses-
sion next Monday.
FoUND-A pair of gold nose glasses.
Call at this Office.
The last chance for ice this winter
has gone glimmerin'.
Four engines are now used as push
ers. The freight traffic is immense.
Mr.. Mayors drama, s.In White
Robes" will be given in Poplar Bluff
in April.
The American Hotel boasts a brand
new bus-to convey passengers to and
from the depot.
Several cars of ore are being shipped
from Pilot Knob each week 70 the fur
nance at Carondelet.
For Rent-A ive-room dwelling,
with all conveniences. Apply to z.
B. Inner, Pilot Knob.
Lots in the Z. P. cemetery are now
offered for sale. Address all inquiries
to B. S. Gregory, Secretary.
Seedless Oranges, Lemons, Figs,
Dates, Raisins and apples at ''The
Good Luck" opposite pOstofdce.
The K. P. celebration here in June
promises to attract more visitors than
ever were in the Valley at one time
before.
The Washington County Circuit
Court meets next Monday. The cases
against County Clerk Fletcher will
come up for trial.
The screen factory is crowded with
orders. Considerable annoyance is
occasioned by the delay in getting cars
TO make shipment.
Benjamin 81. Ruff. who has been Wis
Ting this own for twenty years as
the representative of the missouri
Glass Company, died at his home In
jackson, Mo-, February 10Th.
Rt. Rev. J. j. Heunessey. Bishop OF
Wichita, Kansas, spent several days OF
last week at the Convent in
Bishop Hennessey was on his way
home from a s~ojourn at Hot Springs.
Rev. A. S. Jenkins of Bismarck will
hold services at the M. (. Church,
Ironton. next Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. Mccormack, the pastor,
is conducting a meeting at LutesVllie.
CHURCH NOTICES.. Paul's Eplsco-
pal Church Services by Rev. L. A.
Waterman Sunday at IL and ESQ.
Wednesday evening Lenten address on
missions in the northern conyocation.
A series of gospel meetings. led by
Rev. J.. d. Watson of F~redericktown,
will be inaugurated at the Baptist
Church, Ironton, next Monday even
ing. March 4th. All are cordially in
vited.
For SALE-120 acres good farm
land. 3 miles from railroad. Coco
frame house and barn. Fine water
and drainage, new n and orchard.
address. II. J. CHRIsroPHER,
9 Republic Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
Four timber flchers, Walter Pratt,
Enos Pannebaker. Lige Masterson and
Orvil Persons we're before Squire Fair
child Tuesday charged with cutting
timber on the Allen tract, south OF
town. Each of the defendants pleaded
guilty and were fined 81 and costs.
List of letters remaining in the Post
ONCE at Ironton, Mo-, for the week
ending Feb. %, 1901. If not called
for within two weeks. they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Miss A BridgewaterW E Roggs Esq
Miss Sara Masters MIR John L Moore
Persons claiming the above will
p,-ase saw advertised" and give date
Of this list. j. N. BISHOP. p. M.
Deputy United States Marshals
Straszer and Watson arrived In town
Wednesday evening having In CUSTODY
ID. y. Kelley, James JAMES
Wallace and Nicholas z. Gardner VINO
are charged with burglarizing the
Salem postofice last Friday night.
Thev were arraigned before the U. ..
Commissioner here who bound them
over to await the action OF the iederal
grand jury in st. Louis
The friends of the Rev. Arthur Brit
tain will be glad to know that ne 10
we'll and thriving although anecteo
somewhat by the prevailing winter
sickness a few weeks ago. The prop
erty next to his church which mas pee
bought by the parish makes g com
Portable rectory. Rev. Mr.. waterman
who stopped at De Soto on ais way
here expresses himself as much pleased
with the evidence of spiritual lie tnere'
He would like to arrange for an 81,
change but doubts whether thls "ou.o
be practicable during Lent when L.
always q busy time with the clergy.
Thursday. March 7th, armer
Meetings will be held at the coure
house. Ironton, at 2 P. N. and 2 p. ".
The object of the meetings Is 10 en-
courage the growing of fruits for com
nerclal purposes, poultry farming iof
profit, and to perfect organizasion %
the farmers to better enable then 70
market their crops. N. T. murray;
President of the State Horticulture.
Society, J.. T. Stinson. Director %
State Experimental Station, Mountain
Grove, Mo-, Major Frank Holsinger.