Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-09-18
LOCAL BRRvITIKs.

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The Clark Hub Factory closed down
for circus day.
There was a frost Monday night and
also Saturday night.
There will be an excursion from st.
Louis to the Valley next Sunday.
The railroad company is arranging
to build another passing track at this
station.
For SALE CHEAP-Three COWS and
one fine 4-year-old mare. Inquire Of
A. Coca, Ironton.
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Write Mrs. E. H. Hill, 1885 s..
Broadway, st. Louis.
The REGISTER, within the next two
weeks, will present to its readers that
long promised souvenir.
Why cannot the Superintendent Of
the Insane Asylum at Pennington be
appointed at oncep Why %procrasti-
natep
Aug. Winkler is up from Poplar
Bluff. He came up on business-no
to see the circus; but he Ia it all the
same.
The news came Monday that Mr..
Braswell, postmaster at Roselle, died
that day. He was about sixty-fve
years old.
October LIST we will begin making a
beautiful small Photo at rs cents per
dozen. 1t is a Little Gem. Call and
see it at Perkins.
Jas. D. Garrett is now night oper-
ator at the Ironton station, vice Mr..
Foster, filling for the present the like
position at Arcadia.
Rev. A. M. Stickney of Pennington,
Mo-, will preach at the M. E. Church
Sunday morning and evening. Every
body cordially invited.
There was a rear-end collision at
Hogan last Saturday morning which
blocked the track several hours. Two
box cars we're badly damaged.
The weather has warmed up a little,
but it's still mighty pleasant. and the
full moon just now gladdens the hearts
of lovers and glorifies the night.
BY general consent the public
schools of this city took a half-holiday
yesterday, to give the children an OPP
p~ortunity to see the animals, a circus
having come to town.
Perhaps the wagon factories Of
Pennington have closed down. We
see that Farm Boss Hoeken recently
purchased a wagon for the Pennington
insane asylum in St. Louis.
A St. Louis base ball team will come
down with the excursion next Sunday.
and a game will be played between the
city boys and the Ironton nine. Ad-
mission to the grounds, free.
Mrs. Lulu Gillam-W oodside leaves
to-day for st. Louis, where she will
remain a few days studying her call
ing, and will return next week with a
complete stock of fall and winter mil
linery.
Lopez's have engaged a skilled and
competent trimmer to haYe charge of
their millinery department this sea-
son. She will arrive next week.
Announcement of fall opening will be
made later.
IN. TLauo rt11 he caupsNoo Of CT poaI11c
Episcopal Church next Sunday as fol-
lows: Holy communion, 1880 A. NJ;
morning prayer and sermon, II A. NJ.
evening prayer and sermon, 1880 P. M.
Dean L. F. Potter officiating.
There will be q called meeting OF
Star Of the West Lodge, No. 1873, A,
F. & A. M, next Saturday evening,
September goth. Work in second and
third degrees. All members urged to
attend. MAN RINGO, Secretary.
Mr.. K. w. Shapleigh, of St. Louis,
last week purchased DR.. Goulding's
old horse, "Dixie." This animal
served the old DR.. long, faithfully and
we'll, and Mr.. Shapleigh bought him
because Of his fidelity to his old master.
The Christian Endeavor League
meets at the Northern Methodist
Church, Sunday afternoon, Sept. 81,
at $50. Topic: u"The Fullness o.
Cod" Leader, Mrs. Haywood. AL
are cordially invited to this meeting,
Ladies, attention! Call at Curry
Grocery Co. and see our samples o.
novelty shirtwaist materials and suit
tngs, just received from the Buckley
Shirt Manufacturing Co. of ST. Louis.
All the latest styles at st. Louis prices
The Democratic Central Commit (
met last Saturday and named Dr.. D,
Clarkson of Annapolis as the nominee
for Coroner. The offices of Surveyor
and Public Administrator Will be 6lled
by the chairman and secretary OF the
committee.
Invitations to DR.. w. J.. Smiths
silver wedding anniversary have been
issued. The gathering will be held a
the Sanitarium next Friday evening,
10th inst, and the REGISTER predicts
an enjoyable time for those whose
presence 10 requested.
The rails for the electric road have
been distributed along the right-of
way and the ties are being distributed
as fast as the ti~emRkers q get then
out. The electric railroad will be Ii
operation withina90 days at the latest
-Farmington News.