Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-07
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

far of.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Fred. Kindell this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Depew,
Sunday. February Sd, 1901, at z P. NJ.
a son. All are doing we'll.
Lopez's are invoicing this week. It's
a big job. but the proprietor and the
clerks like it, o ever so much!
Grounding Day passed without se-
rious comment. and His Animalship
made no shadow 'twixt sun and sun.
DR.. L. WerbIuu, optician of st. Louis,
will be in IrontoI at the Kesling hotel
Monday, February IL, one day only.
Largest and finest assortment of
Valentines aver see in the Valley, at
H. Adolph's Jewelry Store. Prices and
qualities to suit everybody.
An addition of twenty volumes vas
made to the library of the Ironton Pub
lie School last Monday. Also, one
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
Go aud see that beautiful Lamp in
the window at Adolph's Jewelry Store
The card attached will explain every
thing, and is mighty interesting read
ing" for everybody.
At a business meeting of the South
east Missouri Pythian Association, held
at Poplar Bluff yesterday, Ironton was
selected as the place for the annual
reunion in June. About thirty-hve
delegates were present.
Nr. A. III. Madigau last week re-
signed his clerkship with Greater Bo-
nanza. and is now installed at War
ren's Store with Gross & Pruitt-
mike is all right, and the REGISTER
wishes him a happy future.
The blizzard thai came down on the
Valley Sunday evening was OF Inc mild
er sort. While it braced the atmos-
phere and made the roadway solid. the
creeks we're not frozen over. and once
more the ice mau's hopes OF ssharVest
have gone glimmering.
WEATHER-Mean maxi
m1u temperature. 4S degrees; mean
minimum, 24.5O; mean temperature,
Sc 95: maximum 20; minimum, 3.
Greatest daily range, 4S; precipitation,
1.66: snowfall for month, 20
w. H. DELANo, Observer
Married-At the home of the bride,
on wednesday, February g., 1901. by
Rev. L. z. Marshall, Mr. Cnas- ".
Jones. of Madison county, ana MISS
Nora Russell, of Iron The REGISTER
tenders It's best wishes TO the happy
couple, and prays for their long lie
aud happiness.
Saturday. weather-vanes east"ardiy
and snow in heavy flakes; Sunday
morntng warm sunshine and southern
winds. Sunday evening, n gone'
winds from the north, and overcoats
comfortable. For variety OF WIND q
weather in quick succession, where's
the land can lay it over this!
lis, of letters remaining in the Post
once at Ironton, Mo-, for the week
ending Feb. 2, 1901. If cot called
for within two weeks. they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
A.. Iohn Cason Thos j Conway
Persons claiming the above Will
n,ea.,e saw advertised" and give I
- this list. j. N. BISHOP. p. N.
III LILLE
The telephone lines to Bismarck ana
from Iron Mountain to Bellevlew nave
been completed. Offices have peer
established in Arcadia, Irontou ana
pilot Knob. That at Ironton Is In tue
RIue Store. The fixtures for 1t nave
haen received and will be placed In
two mr. three DAYS. The establishment
of these lines will work a revolution
in Communication in this section the
value of which il beyond computation
The grip is something like a WON
ans Sunday dress-the article ltseli
ism, so warm, but the ~ttendan ina
follow ia it's train loose the purse ana
rack the brain. A 3-grain capsule
timeous taken knocks out the parent
grin. when Ioi a dozen painful progeny
take YOU on the hip-as we'll as a.
other salient points. Ia fact, the whole
numan structure seems but q hatracE
20 hang aches and pains upon Ant
itss gent u-ncouseionably we'll filled oy
this Russian nomad.
Died-At his residence in Pllo'
Knob. Mo on Sunday, February Sd,
1901. at $50 o'clock P NJ, CharIe,
Hmmer, aged o. years
as davs. The funeral. which toos
place Tuesday. was largely attended
and The remains were laid to rest II
the Catholic Cemetery, near PHO
Knob, Mr.. Inner was long a residen
of the town where he ended his lays
and his death emoves another OF tn'
old time citizens of the county III
<amiIr and relatives have the condo
fence of the community.
A week or ten days ago o
R.ooks' son. while hunting. was "arne'
ont of a field in temporary possession
of AIlan Hampton. The boy was saucy
and some words passed.
of last week. Hampton and nls SOP
while pursuing the even tenor OF incl
way along he public road, met BROOK
and his son. A quarrel resulted ate
che exchange of compliments. ana a
attempted explanation on the part Q
Hampton, Brooks assaulted him. doiu,
some physical damage. AtHampton
instanee a warrant for the arrest Q
Rrooks was issued. An arrest Ioi
lowed. and then q trial before Squif
Fairchfld. The defendant
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