Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-09-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The melancholy days are coming.
The ice man will Dor be "out of it."
The potato yield is not large in this
I section
FoUND-Spectacles and case. APP
ply at this office.
The physicians report considerable
sickness this fall.
The public school opened Monday
with an enrolment OF 167.
Black River, it is said, was higher
last week than for several years.
For RENT-A nice five room house
and garden. Inquire at this office.
Howe's Great London Shows will be
In Ironton on Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Wh,tworth & Huff have disposed of
their stock OF merchandise to Gay &
Kindell.
Whitworth & Huff's loss Is your
gain. Call at Gay & Kindell's and be
convinced.
The 'bo.s'' arrived home last Satur-
day night rom a three weeks absence
sight seeing.
Rev. w. L. Farmhouse filled the
pulri' at the Southern M. E. Church,
SuEd. light.
Iltfr, r u into a freight train
and wrec ked several cars at the depot
last Friday evening.
The lads who have been away on
vacation are getting home and pre-
pairing to 60 to work.
Bought at q sacrifice, the entire
stock of Whitworth & Huff, now on
sale at Gay & Kindell's.
The County Board of Equalization
was in session Monday, and the County
Court the following day.
Call at our gallery and see the New
Picture, ''the latest"
PERKINS, Special Agent.
The threshers and the hay balers
have been buster hereabouts this sea-
son than trey have been for many
years.
Collector O'Neal's collections last
month we're 1858 62. The collections
from the same month last year were
1881. SO.
Rev. A. D. Ball will preach at the
M. E. church next Sunday evening.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
the service.
The Bell Telephone Company, it is
said, will extend the telephone line
from Arcadia to Poplar Bluff in the
near future.
Bargains In everything from the
well selected stock of Whitworth &
Huff. going at 60 aud rs cents II the
dollar at Gay & Kindell's.
The REGISTER this week has a
supplement containing Gov. Dockery's
recent speech at Holt, Mo. 1t is
worthy most careful perusal.
Hartford Collins, of Ironton, was
here Monday and bought the fine sad
die horse OF Jas. Barger, for which he
paid a nice, round price.-Bismarck
Sun.
Gus. Kaesemacher, of Glover Valley
Farm, got first premium on clover hay
at the State Fair, at Sedalia last week.
EIe also succeeded in securing several
other premiums.
We hear of several beautiful homes
to DO built by St. Louis people in the
=. the near future. Some of these
Jays our Valley will be a place OF
beautiful homes.
Mr.. Phelan, who has occupied the
Edgar residence in Russellville this
summer, has purchased the Coca farm
and intends erecting q fine residence
thereon this fall.
Sorry that my store has been closed
owing to my being sick, but have re-
covered and am prepared to sell
cheaper than ever before.
w. 2. MCCARvER.
Old Folks Social at Fort Hill church,
Friday evening, Sept. 9th, commenc.
ing at 7:45, with short programme
afterwards. Refreshments will be
served free. All are cordially invited.
There will be evening prayer, bap'
tismal service and sermon, Sunday
evening, Sept. 7th, at 8 P. M, at St,
Paul's Episcopal church. A cordia'
invitation Ia. extended to all to thit
service.
Andrew Blemel entertained a mum
Der of his young friends at a dance
last Thursday evening. The guests al
report a most delightful time and will
long hold the evening and its pleasurel
in most happy memory.
J. D. Hickman was here Monday al
the travelling salesman for the whole
sale grocery firm Of Gildehaus, Wulf
ing & Co., St. Louis. Mr.. Hickman
is an Iron county boy and has many
friends who wish him success.
Remember the lecture to be glver
by Rev. A. D. Ball, D. D., at thu
Academy Of Music, Tuesday evening
Sept. 9th. Everybody come and b
highly entertained. Admission, 16c
Ice cream will be served as soon al
lecture is vel.
DIED.-At Ironton. Mo, Wednes
day, September 8, 1902, at 9:16 o'clocl
A.. M, Dr.. r. F. G. James, aged Z!
years, / month and 2 days. 1h'
funeral will take place from the famii!