Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-10-02

0sS ~ a
courthouse at 1880 this evening
Let everybody 60 hear him. He lie a
very entertaining and pleasing speaker.
j.. A. Markham will probably locate
near Pittsburgh, Kansas. within q few
months. When he goes. the COM
munity that receives him will have an
additional good citizen and honest
man.
T.. L. Whitney, Esq, Saturday
brought to this Office three sweet
potatoes weighing nearly, If not quite,
six pounds. He shows them as q
sample of what a mountain farm can
produce.
Mr.. S. d. Bryan, Of Bismarck, has
issued cards of invitation to the we'd
ding of his daughter, Mollie Catharine
and Mr.. R. B. Arntzeu, Wednesday,
October 10Th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the
Norrid Hotel.
The "Valley Home" is lonely now.
Its owner and occupants went to their
city home Monday. But they'll come
back with the leaves in the spring,
and the ''Valley Home" will again
know its pleasures.
Everybody should hear the Chicago
Glee Club in the Academy of Music to-
morrow night. Reserved seats so
cents, on sale at the drug store. Gem
eral admission 35 cents. Children %
cents. Gallery % cents.
There are two things pertaining to
the public school curriculum the REG
IsTER highly approves: the study Of
nature in flowers and insects and birds,
and the teaching to pupils gentleness
toward all living creations.
j. A. Reyburn has accepted q posi-
ton with the Laprelle Shoe Company
In st. Louis, and will in future travel
in Northern Missouri and Iowa. We
understand he will soon remove his
family from here to St. Louis.
You can get your old Sewing Ma
chimes repaired and put in good order.
have also all kinds of parts, Needles,
etc, for same. Secondhand Sewing
Machines for sale. Call on
H. DAVIS
The West End of Ironton is being
renovated. Mr.. Huf's house is bright
in a new coat of paint, and F. Kin
dell, Jr.'s, residence is putting on a
newness pleasing to the eye. Others
there are, but we Cannot just now call
them to mind.
Rev. r. A. Waterman has temporary
writing in st. Louis for the X Ray
Portrait Co., OF Toledo, 0. He has
under consideration al offer to sell
insurance, but he expresses doubt as
to ability for out-of-door work during
the severely cold weather.
Rev. Marshall returned from his
vacation last week, and Sunday held
services in the Presbyterian church,
morning and evening, which were we'll
attended. He is an earnest advocate
in his sacred calling, and highly es-
teemed by his parishloners
Sundays St. Louis papers con-
tanned the announcement of the ap-
preaching marriage of Mr.. Henry S.
Caulfeld of st. Louis and Miss Delano
of Cuba, Mo. Mr.. Caulfield is well
known In the Valley and has many
friends here who wish him every hap
piness.
'Twixt summer and fall, we have no
fire at all; the drear of the chill on
man works its will, until the cinchona
pill his system retones, takes the ache
from his bones, and makes him to feel
that nothing's so real and nothing 30
sweet In life's richest treat as a good
square meal.
We are going out of bust
ness and will sell at cost for
cash our entire stock of Gro
ceries, Hardware, Tinware
and Fixtures. Give us a
call. CURRY GROCERY Co.
VIM. R. Edgar, Esq, returned Satuc-
day from Frsdericktown, having been
in attendance on circuit court there
during the week. He was engaged in
the defence Of B. G.. Wilkersou,
charged with murder. Up to the time
OF Mr.. Els leaving the jury had re.
turned no verdict, aud it is probable
they finally agreed to disagree.
Without doubt the Chicago Glee
Club will furnish the finest entertain
ment that has been in our town in
many a day. Everybody. can thor.
oughly enjoy male quartet music.
These people are 90 we'll recommended
that we may be sure they will give us
something great. No n should miss
the opportunity OF hearing them.
Hons. Ed. Robb and VIM. R. Edgar
addressed the citizens Of Grsniteville
and vicinity Tuesday night upon the
political questions now interesting the
people of the State and nation. A full
house greeted them and enthusiastic
ally applauded their efforts. Mr..
Robb also talked to the voters of Belle.
view on the afternoon Of that day.
The REGISTER acknowledges with
pleasure the receipt of an invitation
from DR.. j. J. Norwine to the coming
session of the Southeast Missouri
Medical Association at Poplar Bluff
October 81, 1902, at 1880 P. M. The
programme for the evening is inter.
esting and attractive, and music will
lend its enticement to the occasion.
The drug store is now located in
the Whitworth brick, opposite the old
stand. DR.. R. W. Gay last week pur.
chased the Whitwopth and