Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-04-09

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%uueventful in this district. Henry
Kendall and John 7. Baldwin were
elected directors and James Dixon was
elected r~oadoverseer in this district.
Holy Thursday lie the day upon
which Jesus Christ Instituted the
Lords supper, so it is particularly i'm
portant that all the faithful he in their
places at church at the 8 A. NJ. cele-
bration.
1t is announced that one half mil
lion dollars will be spent in improve
ments at Jefferson Barracks this sum-
mer. Wonder when those l~ong-talked-
of improvements will be made on the
rife range.
Albert Dinkins and Miss Nettie
Beard, Of Piedmont, we're married
Sunday afternoon by Rev, Gee, pastor
Of the Baptist Church. The wedding
took place at the Baptist parsonage
Poplar Bluff Citizen.
The REGISTER acknowledges with
thanks the receipt from Secretary
Goodman of a copy of the Missouri
State horticultural Society Report for
1898, together with a handsome and
correct map of the State.
We are informed, and that on good
authority, that the Federal Lead Co. is
making preparations to begin oper-
atoms here again in the near future,
and this time on a larger scale than
heretofore.-hondale Gazette.
Good Friday services at St. Paul's
church from l to 8 p. NJ. Morning
prayer, litany and m%editations. Eye
ming service and 1880 P. NJ.
At 3 P. NJ. the church bell will toll 33
times for death Of Jesus Christ.
Plenty of singing and dancing,
woven into a strong play, mounted
with beautiful scenery and excellent
stage objects, go to make up the per-
fol- nance of the 1.-The Missouri Grip
at the Academy of Music, April 18th.
Service every day during holy week
in St. Paul's church at 1880 P. NJ, with
the exception of Friday. Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday, morning prayer
9 A. NJ; Wednesday and Thursday,
celebration of Holy Communion at s
A. NJ.
There is probably more hay and
corn in this section just now than
there has been at the same season of
the year for many years past. And
the stock generally has an appearance
of being very we'll fed throughout the
winter.
Mr.. Reyburn expects to remove to
his newly acquired home in a few
days. We understand that Mr.. Whit
worth's family will likely come up
from Arkansas this summer and spend
the heated term in the house vacated
by Mr.. Reyburn.
The city collector has to make final
settlement at the next meeting Of the
city council. There are a few who
have not yet paid their city taxes If
they do not come forward and liquidate
before the meeting of the council they
will find themselves in trouble.
The editor is indebted to Mr.. W. E.
Harral, of Belleview, for an invita-
tion to attend the Commencement Ex-
%ercises OF the Barnes Medical College,
St. Louis, April 9th. Mr.. Harral is
one of the graduates and after that
date will be a full. aedged M. D.
The family of Mr.. Sam Moore will
leave this week for Hilsdale, Michigan
to remain during the summer. Mr..
Moore will remain here until the
screen factory closes in June, He
will probably return here in the fall to
again take charge Of the property.
Regular meeting of Ironton X. OF P.
Lodge, No. 244, ON Friday, April 10th,
at 8 P. NJ. Work in first and third
rank. All members are urged to be
present as there will be something do
ing after lodge.
FRED KINDELL, JR., X. of r. S.
About a half dozen men are expected
at the rife range from Jefferson Bar
racks this week to get the range in
order for the four troops that will
leave the barracks for the range about
the 10th of the month. An unusual
number OF soldiers are expected here
this summer.
Montgomery Patton, of West Plains,
was here this week visiting his niece,
Mrs. Mary j. Brewster. He is past
eighty-two, but still quite active. He
was familiar with this section OF the
country sixty years ago. He and his
son, Paul. went to St. Louis Tuesday
neutrality-suspicious. Democrat.
A Poplar Bluff young lady left for a
point not far north of this city Sunday
to meet her intended husband to whom
she had become engaged by corre-
spondence but never seen. The young
man appeared at or nea Annapolis
but he wouldn't do, so the young lady
returned.-~Fopla Bluff Citizen.
Mrs. Fred Kindell, Sr., desires to
inform the ladies OF irGptQp and
vicinity, that she has made @ change
in her line of Tailor-Made Garments,
and has a house now that is thoroughly
up-to-data and very moderate in prices.
She would be pleased to have you give
her a call and inspect the line.
Conductor A. B. Ross, of the Iron
Mountain System, aud Mrs. N. L..
Doyle, OF Texarkana were married at
the BRIDES home April the first. Mrs.
Boss is a prominent society woman Of
Texarkana. Mr.. Ross has been con-
!, nected With the Iron Mountain R. R.