Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Maple sugar time.
Did you wear the green, Monday
March has given us some lovely
weather.
Who are to be the candidates for
the city oficesp
There is no longer any talk even of
q new hotel for Arcadia.
Easter Cards and Easter Novelties
at Adolph's Jewellery Store.
March has almost furnished winter,
spring and summer weather.
St. Paul's church is contemplating
calling another rector in the near
future.
If the old fence about the courthouse
yard can't be repaired, let 1t be torn
down altogether.
Prof. w. G. Ogier has been selected
to act as n of the judges in an ora
torical contest at Piedmont, March %.
The we'll at the school house has
been completed. 1t is ninety feet in
depth and furnishes a good supply of
most excellent water.
Don't forget to remind your friends
of the coming Easter with one OF those
beautiful Easter Cards, to be had at
Adolph's Jewellery Store.
MARR1ED-At Ir%onton, Mo-, Thurs
day March IS, 1902, by w. G. Fair
child j. P, James Thurman Of Doe
Run, Mo-, and Lulu Wilson Of Roselle,
Nc.
The revival services at the Methodist
Church are still in progress. There
are quite q number of converts. Ser
vices were held on the street Tuesday
evening.
M. McCabe, who has for many
years been special agent for the rail-
road company, and made his home at
De Soto, has resigned and will remove
to st. Louis.
The REGISTER is glad to be assured
that the County Court has arranged
for the rebuilding OF the foot-bridge
across the branch at the foot of Delano
hill, in Russellville.
County court will be in session next
week settling with the collector. Mr..
O'Neal reports that, owing doubtless to
the short crops last year, the collections
have hardly been up to the average.
The Fort Hill Junior League will
render a special programme next Sum
day afternoon, at 2:30. The public
cordially invited. Come and encour-
age these young workers with your
presence.
The granite quarries all promise to
be quite busy getting out paving ma
terial this summer. The outlook now
is that there will be several hundred
men at work in the vicinity OF Granite
vile this summer.
The "cold wave" came promptly,
as per announcement, last Sunday
morning, and for two or three days
the mercury sank uncomfortably close
to the zero point. But gentle Sprin 6
is about to assert herself.
The entertainment showing the
pictures Of the Passion Play at the
Academy of Music last Friday night
was not we'll attended. The perform
ance was given az the convent In the
afternoon for the students OF that in-
stitution.
Some residents In the western end
OF this school district and some In the
east end of the district have filed
petitions with the board asking that
they be detached In order that they
may join other districts. The matter
will be disposed Of at the school cleo
tion next month.
The case of the State of Missouri va
James Fatchett, charged with the muir.
der OF Ivan Ward at Irondale on
Thursday, March 7th, 1901, will be
tried In the circuit court OF Washing.
ton county on Monday, March 18th,
before Judge Evans Of the twentieth
circuit. -Potosi Independent.
Mrs. Fred Kindell, ST.. desires to
thank the ladies OF the Valley 70. their
past patronage, also to inform them
that her spring samples and cuts have
arrived from Chicago for ladies' tailor
made garments. She would be pleased
to have you call on her. She can
guarantee up.to-date styles at reason
able prices.
On Wednesday, April 9th, there
will be a musical and juvenile dramatic
entertainment at Workingmen's Hall,
Graniteville, for the benefit OF the
Parochial school. The entertainment
will begin at eight o'clock; after the
entertainment there will be dancing
Admission, rs cents for each person
The admission ticket will admit
bearer to both the entertainment and
the dance. Ladies not admitted fret
this time. A good time promised.