Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-06
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.

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The REGISTER for frst-class jot
printing.
Perkins Ping Pong pictures ter
cents a dozen.
Don't forget the Autumn Fest.
val October 10th.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Wood.
sides next Saturday, October Sth
Next Tuesday, October nth, il
Missouri Day at the Worlds Fair
The warm days of last week were
of great benefit to the growing
corr.
John Madigan, who was in the
wreck at Vulcan last week, settled
his claim for S25.
MARR1ED-At Ironton, Mo-,
Tuesday, October. 4, 1904, Ber'
Hill and Amanda Aldridge.
The Melville Dramatic Company
in "The Pearl of Savoy" at the
Academy of Music. tonight.
MARRIED-Tuesday, October, A,
1904, Frank Dettmer of Elvins and
Miss Clara Meyer of Flatwoods.
The attendance from Iron coun-
ty on the Worlds Fair just at
the present time is unusually large.
The REGISTER learns with sorrow
of the illness of Mr.. T. j. Carr at
the home of Mr. w. y. Schwab in
this city.
Colorado Grants show was here
last Friday. 1t spent the day be-
fore at Bismarck and then went to
Piedmont.
Congressman Robb will address
the voters at Ironton Thursday af-
ternoon at 1880 o'clock; Granite-
vile in the evening at 1870.
Fall and winter millinery open
at Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside's
next Saturday. All the ladies are
urged to be certain and attend.
Will Halter is now located at
Whitewater on the Belmont
branch, where he is engaged in the
general merchandise business.
MI. Gillian has bought OF
the old buses that used to be in
the De assus-Farmington trade
and now meets the trains at this
station.
The proposed constitutional
amendments to be voted on at the
general election will be printed
next week, and for the three weeks
following.
Things of beauty are joys for
ever, and the ladies cannot afford
to miss Tho millinery opening at
Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside's next
Saturday. There will be muchto
admire.
Attention is directed to the adj
vertisement of "The Arcadia" Ho-
tel, st. Louis, printed in this issue
of the REGISTER. The proprietress
is Mrs. A.. G. Lindsay, formerly of
Ironton.
The Democrats Of Jefferson
county will give a monster free
barbecue and picnic at De Soto
next Saturday, October 9Th. Ar
engagements are being made to have
a big time.
From all over the county comes
in laundering tones, "We won't
do a thing to the mixed ticket NOM
mated by the bosses at Ironton,
September 24th." Victory is GER
tain for the Iron county Democra-
cy in November.
The case of the State VS.. Noah
and George Jones Of Brunot is be-
ing tried in the circuit court at
Greenville this week. The defend
ants are charged with seducing the
daughter of w. B. Kemper who is
under fourteen years Of age.
At the Methodist conference in
De Soto last week Rev. A. P. SAT-
flo was appointed to the Belleview
circuit and Rev. Davis, who had
that charge the past year, was sent
to Libertyville circuit. Rev. Hum
phreys is returned to Festus fol-
another year.
A practical education pays,
Young people finishing a brief
course at the Springfield Normal
School are prepared to make a
success Of life. The intensified
work done at that school gives a
mental strength and vigor that
means success.
A. Winkler last week purchased
the Delano store house on Mair
street across the street and north
of the REGISTER Office. The price
paid was $500. Mr.. Winkler in.
tends fitting up the place a a resi-
dence and moving his family here
from Poplar Bluff.
"Uncle Bobbie" Lewis of Sabula
one of the Oldest residents of the
county, was a visitor the REGIsTEF
office Tuesday. Notwithstanding
Mr.. Lewis has almost reached the
age Of four score years he is still.
enjoying very good health anc
bids fair to be active for severa.
years to come.
Rev. Irwin B. Marley, Of st
Clair, Mo-, who was appointed al
the Conference in De Soto las
week to serve as pastor at For
Hill church for the ensuing year
writes the editor that he will arrive
here Saturday and that there viii
be preaching Sunday morning anc
evening. All are cordially in
vited.
Gentle reader, the statement thai