Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-11-20

omce. complete et0ck OF Dry G00ol
and Groceries at very lowest prices
Give him q call.
There will be = called meeting o
INDIAN R. A. Chapter, No. II, Satur'
day, Nov. 22, at l and z o'clock P. NJ,
for work in all the degrees. All com
panions are urged to attend.
H. l.. SIMMERMAN, II. P.
The railroad company intend put
ting a deep we'll pump at Arcadia. Il
is said that since the shot was fred In
the we'll at Arcadia an abundance o.
water has been secured and there will
be no trouble In supplying the tank.
Roadmsster Larkins was bore from
De Soto Monday, aud he and q com
mittee from the City Council viewed
the crossing at the depot with the hope
of making some satisfactory arrange.
ment. No definite conclusion wa,
reached.
Mrs. Dorothea Maschmeyer died al
her home in Pilot Knob Monday morn.
ing at $3.50 o'clock, aged 80 years, 2
months and ten days. The funeral &C.
Cured Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The deceased was an aunt Of
Mrs. F. Kaths and had for many, many
years been a resident of Pilot Knob.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Gay have issued
invitations to the wedding of theil
daughter, Mae Logan, and Mr.. August
Schwab, which will occur at the Pres
bytetiau church, Ironton, Thursday
November 81, at noon. The REGISTER
tenders congratulations to the young
couple and wishes that every happi
ness may be theirs.
While In the Valley Rev. Sam Jones
made his home at the Valley SAM
tarlum. He was made the ''lion Of
the hour" taken for a drive to the
Shut-In and the granite quarries ant
shown considerable attention. He left
here on the evening train Wednesday
for Piedmont, where he delivered 8
lecture that evening.
A reception was rendered Rev. 7. F,
Marshall at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Reilly last Friday evening. The
occasion was a most pleasant n ant
Mr.. Marshall was the recipient of the
best wishes of every n present fol-
greatest success in his new field o
labor in Indiana for which he will de
part in the course of a couple of weeks
Edward Burgmann, travelling sales
man for Rice, Silk & Co., of St. Loui
is missing and his friends and family
fear foul play. He is we'll acquainted
in this city. He was last heard from
in Poplar Bluff the week before th'
street fair since which time nothing
can be learned of his whereabouts
His five large sample trunks are als'
missing .-Poplar Bluff Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Logan cele
brated the forty-ifth anniversary o
their wedding at their home in Belle
view Wednesday afternoon. A mos
pleasant time was had by all in attend
ance and the bride and groom o
almost a half century ago wer'
showered with congratulations and i
was the universal wish that they nigh
live to celebrate their diamond ami
versary.
The building of the additional sid
ing at the Ironton station makes tn
crossing there a most dangerous one
The additional track doesn't leav'
room for the roadway at the eide of tn
track and the street committee propos'
to obviate this by building the crossing
north along the track beyond the OF
tank. We do not think this will b
satisfactory but it is probably the bes
that can be done.
The many friends of Rev. r. w
Mason, OF this city will be pleased t.
note the honors shown him in his ney
field in Colorado. At the late meet
ing of the Gunison Presbytery held a
Leadville, he was elected moderate
for the ensuing year, and was invited
to deliver one of the principal ad
dresses. He was also asked to delive
the sermon at the meeting of the Stat
Synod for Colorado. DE Soto Republl
can.
Last Saturday evening DR.. Marshal
was summoned to the home of Noal
Brewers, living about eight miles eae
of here, who had been shot in tn
neck with a rifle. On arriving Their
the DR.. found Brewers in a seriou
condition and cannot yet tell whethe
he will o or not. Brewer
claimed he had been in the stable lol
shooting rats and that he shot himsel
accidentally while going down tn
ladder.
G.. A. Buckley recently purchased tn
building formerly owned and occupie
by the old Frenchman, Francis Met
nard. Last week he had a couple q
men at work repairing the propert
and they found about seventy dollar
in two cans hid about the f~oundatio
OF the house. At the time the old ma
died something less than a year ago
was thought he must have some none
but no trace Of any mony could b
found.
MARRIED-At Belleview, Mo-, Nov
10, 1902, at the residence Of Mr.. Jas
G. Paullus, Mr.. John G. Wilson, {
Caledonis, Mo-, and Mrs. Laura Wya1
OF Wichita, Kansas. The ceremony
which took place at high noon, wa
performed by the Rev. Geo. Steel, {
Ironton, Mo-, in the presence of
large gathering Of relatives an
friends. A bountiful repast was serve
after the ceremony by Mrs, Paullu.
after which the happy couple departe
to their home in Caledonia. We wis