Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-05-02
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
The ice man is here.

The ice man is here.
Strawberries comm soon.
The summer visitors are beginning
TO arrive.
They say there will be a wedding,
sure enough, right now.
Fishing parties are not meeting with
greatest success these days.
There isn't a more beautiful spot on
the globe thar our Valley just now.
IA fine assortment of Lace, Embroid-
cry and insertion at the Good Luck.
The school board meets again next
Monday night to continue the contest
for principal.
Louis Miller says that Arcadia will
have an electric light and ice plant in
the near future.
Read the personal assessment. What
is there, or rather, what isn't there
will surprise you.
An entirely new line of Carpets and
Straw Mating at T. S. Lopez & Sons.
From 15c a yard up.
For Rent-A Groom house or corner
opposite Hanson's blacksmith shop.
Apply to H. Farmhouse.
Business meeting of the Ladies Guild
of st. Paul's Church at Mrs. w. T.
wemp's to-day, (Thursday.)
Com'r Hawkins Teachers Training
School begins at Belleview next Mon
day. A good attendance is expected.
VIM. HARRISON, an old resident, died
at his home near Edge Hill last Friday.
The burial occurred he following Sun
day.
We again call the attention of the
road commissioners to the dilapidated
conditions of the foot bridge leading
to Russellyille.
Call and see the New White Light
Gass Lamp at Whitworth & Huff-Frl-
day and every evening thereafter. II.
E. Melhado, agent.
Markham's Gardens is the place for
good, strong. well-rooted sweet potato,
tomato and cabbage plants. Best va
rieties. Sure to grow.
The K. P.'s are arranging for their
monster celebration. June Attn. III
promises to be one of the biggest days
in the Valleys history.
The thermometer registered ninety
two degrees Tuesday. Mr.. Delano
says it was the hottest April day oil
which he has any record.
Miss Bertha Fairchild has filed an
application with the school board for
the position of teacher of the primary
department of the public school.
The closing exercises of the Ironton
colored school at the Academy OF Music
Friday evening were we'll attended,
and the programme quite a creoitaoie
one.
Ira. the three-year-old o OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert johnson, died Wednes'
day afternoon. The parents have the
sympathy Of many friends in tnelr
sorrow.
T. J. Carr has opened a stock oil
Pawn Broker Clothing in Mrs. divers
building, opposite the ~post.ofhce: Foi
the next sixty days he says he will one'
rare bargains.
In the circuit court last Friday Mrs.
Martha Francis was awarded a decree
of divorce from her husband, Thos. 4
Francis. Mrs. Francis was awarded
the custody OF the two ildre
Sam. Byrns, Judge Frazer. w. L
Townsend, Treasurer Donnell. Prose
cutting Attorney Williams, A.
C.. HI. Kleinschmidt aud j. j. William
of Jefferson county have been in at
tendance on court here this week.
An estimable lady in the Valley ask
US TO tell the people who make butte
for sale that it is neither right no
honest to sell three quarters of a poun
for a pound. And furthermore it is a.
offense in the eyes of the law. b
careful.
Cards are out announcing the mai
riaoe of Miss Jessie Martin to Rev. j
w. Story at the Methodist church a
this place at 8 .. M, Wednesday mex
Rev. Mr.. Story is a Methodist preache
stationed at Taylor, Texas.-Fsedna0f
Banner.
Married-At Ironton, Mo-. Wednei
Gay, May 1. 1901. Mr.. Jonn Stevenson
and Miss Bertha Graham, both OF Ne
Arc, Kew. 00O. SGSoI OnSHR
REGISTER extends congratulations an
wishes for MIR. Stevenson and bride
long and happy life!
Circuit Court has been In sesslo
this week trying the cases OF State '
w. ID. Sullens, ex-circuit clerk OF Je
fersou county, charged with emoezzif
ment. Two cases we're tried and gu
lens declared not guilty. The wv
misdemeanor cases against him wei
dismissed. Court will adjourn to-da
Mr.. Newton Fl. Carr died at To
home of his son-in-lsw, E. L. Elgal
one mile west of Ironton, Wednesda
afternoon. May L, 1901, after an Hines
of one week of pneumonia Inc o.
ceased was in his se~venty-sixth yes
and was we'll known here, having sper
the greater portion of the last te
wears in this vicinity. The sorroWin
relatives have the sympathy OF 20
community in their affection. In
funeral will occur from the baPtli
Church this afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock