Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-08-28

Inc railroad company has put in
steam pump in the deep well q
Arcadia. 1t is not known whether tn,
supply Of water is sufficient or not.
The Episcopal church has purchased
the Vaughn property adjacent to thu
church and contemplates building 1
rectory thereon In the near future.
You may sing of the bloom upon the peach
When spring tides at your side;
But a peach is in bloomers, poets teach,
When a woman rides astridei
C. ". F.
Prof. Daugherty asks the parents Il
try and have all the children in schoo
the first day of the term, and to keel
them there every day until the clos
OF the term.
DR.. r. w. Gay 10 arranging to built
a nice home on his lots in west Iron
ton. He expects to commence worI
at once and have the structure com
pleted before winter.
w. j. Schwab tells US that the Iron
ton Manufacturing Company now haI
on hand about seventeen Thousand
bushels of wheat. This is the larges
amount eve stored in the mill.
Thirty or forty boarded the excur
sion train here Sunday morning
Some came home that night and SOM
waited until the following night. AL
report an orderly and well-behayet
crowd.
Mrs. W. H. Shelby and family leav,
to-day for St. Louis to spend the win
ter. Mrs. Shelby thinks there il nj
place like Ironton and says that ii al
goes we'll she will be back here AGAR
next summer.
Mr.. P. H. Jaquith Of Pilot Knob ii
closing out his stock of goods with
the view of making his future home il
Colorado. Mr.. Jaquith is one of thu
"old residenters" and we regret to ss'
him leave.
The railroad company is preparing
FOR an immense business this fall ant
winter. Many Of the side tracks have
been extended, yards enlarged and
every facility provided for the handl
ing OF trains.
MARRIED-At Foote, Mo. Wednes
day, August Goth, Rev. j. w. Reilly
of Whitewater, and Miss Sadie Eator
of Foote, Rev. J. w. Worsnop, pastor
of M. E. Church, South, of Jackson,
Mo-, officiating.
Little Miss Irene Zwart, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
to her no ne in Kansas City the frs
of the week. She was accompanied tC
St. Louis Monday by Mrs. H. M. Reese,
-Farmimgtom News.
Losr-Sunday, August oath, or
road between Ironton and Caledonia
2 ladies' jackets, l black taffeta silk,
the other white corded duck. Suit
able reward paid if returned to W. j.
Schwab, Ir%onton, Mo.
The editor is indebted to the goo6
sisters of the Ursuline convent for G
most excellent and delicious basket O.
grapes presented last Thursday. They
were certainly as fine specimens of The
fruit as we ever saw.
Well, Daugherty happened in from
New Haven last Saturday. He say
he hasn't done one bit of work thu
whole summer through, so he ought tt
be in good shape to put in some vigor
GUS ticks this winter.
Prof. W. G. Ogier arrived in towr
yesterday and is engaged in moving
his household goods to De Soto where
he will have charge of the High Schoo
the ensuing year. The Professor spen
the summer in Columbia.
We are very sorry to here of tn
serious illness of Miss Jennie Logan
daughter of Mr.. E. M. Logan in Belle
view. We hope to be able to report
great improvement in the young lady
condition in the near future.
Geo. Whitman, who has been work
ing as a carpenter for the Central Leaf
Co. for the past three years, left Mon
day for Sligo, Mo-, where he has
position as boss carpenter with tn
Sligo Iron Co.-Farmsngtom News.
Every day we hear Of the peopl,
who would like to spend the heate'
term in the Valley but can find NJ
suitable accommodations. 1t is Ger
tainly to be regretted that we have ~
quarters for those who like to come.
The parties who burglarized tn
Arcadia and Middlebrook post.ofice
some two months ago seem to hav
made good their escape. No clue
whatever, has been ascertained as t
the guilty parties or their whereabouts
Joseph F. Coyle, of St. Louis VIII
made application for admittance to tn
bar at the last term Of our circuit coul
and whose request was refused, wa
admitted to the practice at the meetin
OF the circuit court in Crawford count
last week.
Our old-time friend, Rev. j.. W
Worsnop, was q visitor to the Vale
last week. Mr.. Worsnop Is now paste
of the M. E. Church, South, at Jackson
Mo-, and is getting along nicely. Mr.
Worsnop, We are sorry, to learn is sti
in poor health.
The excursion to St. Louis last Sur
day was we'll patronized, and whe
the train reached here, about !
o'clock in the morning, the coache
were already we'll filed. A beer ca
was attached to quench the thirst {
the real thirsty.
Steady, sober men can secure pc
manent employment at good wages b
applying to the Atlas Portland Cemer