Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-05-08
VOLUME XXXV.

noon, after having very light docke
for the term. Iu the case of c. d
Yancey against the Peoples Bank o
De Soto, verdict for defendant was
given, by instruction of the court. Ar
appeal will be taken.
The enumeration in Ironton schoo
district for 1902 is as follows: White
male children, 1870; white female, 149
colored male children, 27; colored
female, 40; total 346. The curtailine
OF the district at the last election re.
duced the enumeration some 25 or 80.
There will be services in st. Paul's
Church, by Rev. H. B. Smith, assistant
to Rev. L. F. Potter, on May 11th.
Holy Communion, 730 A. M; Morning
Prayer, II. A. NJ; Evening Prayer, 7.3C
p. NJ; also Sunday night, May 25th,
and Holy Communion, May Goth, al
1880 A, NJ.
John Thomas has accepted posi-.
tion with Stubblefeld Bros. at Oran.
Every citizen of this town wishes Johu
a successful career in his new position.
He Is one of the best salesmen in the
State, and the REGISTER feels sure he
will give satisfaction to his employers
He left for Oran Monday.
The REGISTERS space is given to the
county financial statement this week,
and all editorial is perforce abandoned.
Next week shall have several things
to say-one, particularly, in reference
to the withdrawal of Judge Fort. In
the meantime it is fair to state that
Gov. Dockery denies that he had any
hand or part in the contest.
G. w. Scoggin this week announces
himself candidate for the office of
Collector, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Primary. Mr.. S. is
perhaps as we'll known as any resident
of the county, and l will not attempt
t., paint the lily or to gild refined gold.
He may be safely committed to the
hands of the Democrats of old Iron
always just, intelligent and discrimin-
ating.
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside wishes
to announce to the public that she is
making great reductions in her trim
med and ready-to-wear hats, for this
week only, as she wants to make room
for more goods. She has also made
great reductions il the price Of ladies'
tailor-made suits. Suits that were
$40, $12, $14 and $15, will now 60 for
$3.50; and suits that were as much as
$3.50, are now $40. These great
bargains will last two weeks only.
In connection with their Silver Jubi-
lee celebration, the Ursuline Sisters
intended to have special railroad ex-
cursion from St. Louis to give their St..
Louis friends an opportunity of visit
ing them and meeting their friends of
Arcadia and Ironton. The excursion
had to be discarded on account of the
high rates. The railroad company
having arranged for an excursion of
their own on Sunday May 25th, many
of the friends and patrons of the col
lege will take advantage of this ex-
cursion. Not knowing how many ex-
cursionists there will be. and as the
number that may be suitably en-
tertained in the Concert Hall is limited,
the Sisters have concluded to give
friends, from Ironton, ETC., an oppor-
tunity of enjoying the same program.
An Historical Drama Of 18th Century,
interspersed with classical music from
the great composers, on Monday eve
ming, May the Goth. The entertain
ment will begin at 7.30 P. M. Ad-
mission 25c. Tickets may be obtained
at the college. While the friends OF
the college from lronton, Arcadia, ETC., !,
will be heartily welcome to join the
excursionists on Sunday afternoon,
yet it would be preferable If they
would take advantage Of Monday eye
ning's entertainment as the Sisters
will have the program repeated for
their personal comfort and special
benefit.