Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-04-02

few dozen chickens. Will pay cash
for same. Apply at this Office.
II you want TO hear a good sermon
Sunday night, go to st. Paul's church.
Service at 1880 o'clock. Good music.
Rev. L. C. Wernert expects to have
the new residence he is building on
the convent grounds completed early
In the summer.
Don't forget TO attend church on
Good Friday. 1t is the habit OF many
to always take notice Of Easter, but
spurn Good Friday.
1t is stated that several Iron county
people will take bonds in the Farming
ton DeLassus electric road. The
bonds pay six per cent.
G. w. Scoggin had the misfortune
to lose his saw mill and hub factory at
| Glover by fire early last Friday morn
ing. The loss is a large one.
ST. Francois county is considering
the advisability of bonding the county
for 5000, 900 in order 10 build rock
roads throughout the county.
The evening service at St. Paul's
church on Easter day will be a very
attractive service. New music at this
service as we'll as at the other services.
The prophets are saying that we do
not need to think that winter has al
together left US, but that about easter
we may expect the parting chilly blast.
H. f. Melhado writes some of his
friends here that he is now living in
Chicago and expects to pay a visit to
Ironton in the not far distant future.
DR.. Frye, a specialist on nervous
diseases from St. Louis was here last
week attending w. F. Wernse of St.
Louis whe is serving a sentence in the
Jail here.
Rev. j. r. A. Vaughn will preach
at Fort Hill church next Sunday,
morning and evening, and will hold
Quarterly Conference Monday morn
ing. Come.
Watch for the announcement of the
Easter programme of services at St.
Paul's church. New, especially rend-
cred music, and all the services made
very attractive.
The Modern Woodmen held a county
convention in %lronton yesterday and
elected Geo. d. Marks, of Ironton, as
delegate to the State convention to be
held in Jackson.
County Commissioner Buford and
Prof. Daughterty have a letter in an
other column in reference to the train
ing school they propose inaugurating
about the first of May.
Mr.. johnson, the ice man, says that
be thinks he has enough ice on hand
to last half through the summer.
After that, though, he will have to i'm.
port ice from St. Louis.
After all these twenty years and
more it begins to look very much now
like the tower on the Academy OF
Music will crumble into decay before
a clock is located there.
DR.. Summa is making extensive i'm
provements about his lovely home in
Russellville. The DR.. seems deter
mined to have one of the most elegant
places in all this part of the country.
NOTICE from the adjoin'
ing towns within twenty-five miles o.
Ironton, who will buy $40 worth Of
goods at Mullin & Browns new cash
store, can get their a fare refunded.
The county court last week awarded
Chas. j. Tual a contract for building q
picket fence around the courthouse
yard. The cost will be about $3.50.
The old fence now around the premises
cost 5000.
A. case was brought here from Butler
county on a change of venue last week.
The style OF the suit is Cohn & Pelz va.
the St. l.. l. M. q S. BY and damages
are asked for on alleged overcharges
for freight.
Children's service at St. Paul's
church Easter day at $50 A. M. The
children will make special offerings Of
flowers, which will be placed on the
altar at the beautiful morning service
at II o'clock.
The REGISTER a couple of weeks age
stated that J. T. Patterson, Of Belle
view, had purchased a farm in Fla
River from A. Rieke. This was ar
error. The farm was purchased by W
P. Patterson, of Marble Creek.
A. j. Zwart and John Closing, o
Pennington, we're IN Ironton Monday
Mr.. Zwart, who is a director in the
electric road from DeLassue to Farm
ington tells us that the road will prob
ably be in operation by June 1st.
! The quarrymen in the employ Of tn,
Syenite Granite Company quit worl
Wednesday morning. The compan!
refused to sign the new bill presented
by the quarrymen. 1t is thought tina
j, matters will be adjusted in q few days
Mr.. Bishops commission as post
master expired February Goth. 1t wa
thought the appointment would b.
made about that time but up to tn,
' present no action has been taken. l
is not known what IL causing the delay
Editor Byers OF the Eagle had th'
misfortune to break the index tinge
on his left hand while running his jol
. press last Saturday. DR.. Marshall a
once placed the broken member ii
splints and Mr.. Byers is getting aloni
very we'll.
Fifty cars Of freight were exporter