Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-21
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The Personal Assessment list will be
duly published.
A carload of apples, potatoes, sweet
potatoes. etc., just received at Lopez's.
Mr.. W. T. Farmhouse is opening a
store in the Oliver building, opposite
the p~ost-ofice.
For Rent-A fve-room dwelling.
with all conveniences. Apply to E.
B. Inmer, Pilot Knob.
Highest market price paid for coun-
try produce at Farmhouse Mercantile
Co.'S, opposite post-ofice.
The Greater Bonanza has put in
some gasoline lamps. The light they
give Is white and soft to the eye.
For SALE-A nine-room house CEN
trally located in Ironton, with large
yard. A good investment. Enquire
of Mrs. II. O'Brien.
A wreck at Sabula Sunday night de-
layed trains several hours, Several
box-ears were thrown from the track,
but no one was hurt.
LosT-One Black Onyx, gold inlaid
initial ..E'' ring, four clip diamonds;
one lost. Finder will please return to
II. NJ. Collins and receive reward.
Maria Bergman, colored. about IS
years old, was tried for insanity Mon
day before the County court. and Tues
day was taken to Fulton by Sheriff
Gregory and r. l.. Carly.
CHURCH NOTICES.. Paul's Church,
stated Sunday services at IL and 1880
by Rev. L. a. Waterman. In the even
ing a memorial sermon, "Adelaide
Victoria, late Queen of Great Britain.
Ali welcome.
Rev. Waterman held services in st.
Paul's church Sunday, morning and
evening. Both his ermons were good,
but that 10 the evening especially so.
He spoke eItempOre. and was happy In
expression and thought.
Mesdames Martha j. Francis and
Mann Ringo, at the home of the latter,
entertained the members of the Tues
day Club and their .'hubbies" on st.
Valentines evening. All report a
very pleasant evenings enjoyment.
Ironton Lodge, No. PA. K of P,
meets in regular session Friday even
ing, February %. All members are
urged to attend. Special business to
be transacted. r. l.. FARMER,
K. of K. and S..
Have YOU seer the incadescent arc
lamps now on exhibition at the Greater
Bonanza? See the 600 candle-power
Street Arc Lamp. Look at it. City
Fathers. Lawn Lamps, Porch Lamps,
Reading Lamps. They can be bought
very reasonable.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society has
given up the D~elineater agency, but
are still securing subscriptions on Inc
Ladies Home Journal, which term of
c~anvassing expires the first OF May.
They wish to return thanks for all
subscriptions received.
Railroad men say the heavy trains
are pulling the insides out of the big
new locomotives. The REGISTER doesn't
know about that, but it is certain that
some of the .~spushers" ever and anon
have a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clank that
instant dissolution.
The Arcadia Valley horticultural
Association will hold a business meet
ing at the Courthouse at 2:3O P. NJ.
Saturday. February Esd, 1901. All
members are urgently requested to be
present. By order of the Executive
Board. Z. ). RUSSELL, oecy.
: ] NJ Hawkins this week announces
that he is a candidate for School Com
missioner. Everybody knows jess
and knows him rs competent aud latin
full in the discharge of his duties. He
is sure to receive a very large vote,
no matter who may be his competitor.
A memorial sermon on the late Queen
Victoria will be delivered at ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church Sunday evening
The pastor o to be in ~lde
all through Lent, the special services
OF which are Wednesday evening, FRI
day morning and early each Sunday
morning.
A statue will soon be erected at the
intersection of the Arcadia ano Freo'
~ericktown roads in Russel.ville. Al
the instance. we hear. of Messrs Jones
and Thomson of St. Louis-the latter
long an esteemed summer resident Of
the Valley, and the other about 70
erect an elegant home in Russellviile
Lopez's delivery wagon was oVer'
turned on Reynolds street Saturday
1t had stopped at Mr.. j. II. Jones re
sidence, and while the driver was car
rying into the house some purchases
made that morning the q took
notion to ruu-aud run they did he
suit, a damaged wagon and spllt-ou'
goods, out the horses we're uninJureo'
The REGISTER always knew tina
Southeast Missouri was good as q gole
niue to the mar making it his home
and it appea now that the ''rea
thing'' is about 10 be developed. The
owners of the Alpha Nine in Oregon
county recently sent one hun1ree
pounds of ore raised therefrom to al
assayer in Denver, Colorado, and thu
is the reply he received: 81 hereby
certify that the sample assayed for l.
G. Rikard gave the following results
per ton of 2 900 pounds: Gold per ton,
u OF Gold al $40 90 per OF. equals
$240 90 John Ogden. Assayer." VIZ
beg our Oregon county neighbors tt
keep it from English ears. Remember
q ramamhas Alaakal