Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-11-07

ing court last week. One was that OF
State VS.. Lloyd, charged with robbing
a peddler near Sabula about a year
ago, and the other hat Of the two boys
who b~urglarized Aaron Elliott's house
in west Irouton last week.
Miss Myrtle Paul of Bismark was re-
Gently presented with a very handsome
Chinese sword. a silk table cover beau
tifully embroidered, and several silk
handkerchiefs-all being souvenirs of
the q in the PHILIPPINES. Miss Paul
is quite proud of her possessions and
treasures them very highly.
The Curry Grocery Company has an
advertisement in this issue of the REG
IsTER. The store is located in the DR..
Farrar building across the street from
the American Hotel. The stock is
fresh, aud complete, and in every
way thoroughly up-to-date. A share
of the patronage of the public is res
.pectfully solicited.
Joseph Parks, who has been engaged
in the saddlery and harness business in
Pennington for the past three years,
departed Monday for Minneapolis.
Mimi, to accept a position in the traf-
fc department of an extensive flour
mill. Joe leaves many friends in Farm
ington whose best wishes follow him
TO his new home.-St. Francois Herald.
For several days last week there was
no mail to the west end of the county,
the sub-contractor throwing up his job
in disgust. A new contract was made
Monday, however, and the mail will
now go regularly, for a few days, at
least. In the meantime the public is
o patiently waiting for al explana-
ton as to why the route was changed
from Ironton to Arcadia.
We are reliably informed that the
directors of the St. Francois Hotel
have leased the property to Mr.. A.
Heinrich, the proprietor of The Home,
and that he will take charge the first
of the month. We are not informed
yet as to what terms Mr.. Vale and Mr..
Hentrich have made, or what the for
mer contemplates doing. Mr.. Heinrich
will manage both hotels.-St. Francois
Herald.
Belleview Camp, No. 6451, M. w.
A, will give an entertainment and
oyster supper, Tuesday evening, No
vember II, 1901. at Masonic Hall,
Belleview. Horace Huron, the must
cal fun-maker of the Modern Woodmen
of America, will be present and we as
sure all who come q pleasant evening.
Everybody invited, especially neigh
boring camps! Fl. L. BELL,
DIR. j. Q. ADAMS,
Committee.
A Farmers Institute meeting will be
held in Ironton on Monday and Tues
day, November 25th and 26th. The
following lecturers will be present to
address this meeting: -1st day, Dr.. d.
F. Luckey. State Veterinarian and T. l.
Mairs, assistant in agriculture, Mis-
souri, Agricultural College. The I'd day
John Il. Stinson, director South Mis-
souri, Experiment Station; G. H. Eckles.
Prof. of Dairy Husbandry and Hon.
w. T. Darlington, State Sup~erintend-
emit.
The boys were out having q good
time Halloween. Wagons and bug
gies were pulled about town. gates
taken off their hinges, boxes piled
on the pavements, and about every
thing movable placed where it didn't
belong. We hear of n or two in
stances where the pranks we're not
taken as jokes and threats have been
made of invoking the law to punish the
offenders. Be charitable, friends, be
charitable. Remember, some of you
were once boys, too.
In this issue of the REGISTER will be
found the announcement of A. S. Hin
chey, photographer, telling his Iron
county friends that his st. Louis studio
is now open and ready for the reception
of patrons. Mr.. Hinchey does the
very best of high grade work, and in
every instance guarantees to please.
He did some work for the editor of
this paper recently hat is just as good
as anyone can do, and it ia a pleasure
to unqualifiedly recommend him to all
who may need his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Phillippi Of
Crystal City have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter, Flor
ence, and Mr.. James Ward Bemis, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, 1901, at
Z o'clock at the Church of the Holy
Communion, St. Louis. Miss Phillippi
Is a most attractive and accomplished
young lady. and is we'll known here,
having frequently been a visitor to the
Valley. The REGISTER in advance ex-
tends congratulations, and wishes for
the young couple every happiness.
Subjects at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church Sunday, at II o'clock, .'Cfti-
zenship in Heaven" at 7:30, lessons
from the Inventions and Discoveries of
the Age" The missionary in charge
states that he is under obligations to
furnish the pastoral letter of the gen.
eral convention (the substance OF which
was read last Sunday morning) to any
member of the church, for closer
p~erusal. The early service will be
omitted Sunday. a service of a special
character being announced for the
18th, after which the hour for this SER
vice, during the cold weather, will be
announced.
Hadin Norris and Carl Baker, two
boy tramps, we're arrested by Con-
stable Marshall one day last week,
charged with having b~urglarized the
home of Aaron Elliott in the west end
of Ironton the Sunday previous, while