Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-01-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREvITIES.
Rubbers, all sizes, at E. L. Barn
houses, south of courthouse.
The probate docket for the Feb
ruary term is published this week.
A very pretty calendar is that
of the Ironton Manufacturing Co.
for 1905. =.
The snow and the sleet and the
ice have almost suspended traffic
the past week.
tits rumored that two of the mer.
camille establishments in Arcadia
are about to be consolidated.
The severe weather suspended
the West End mails from Tuesday
of last week until Monday of this
week.
1t is said that the ice put up in
the Valley the past week is the
finest that has been stored here
in the past twenty-five years.
Good sleighing the past few
days, with q plentiful lack OF
sleighs. For which lacking many
a good horse, no doubt, is duly
thankful.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w,
Schultz, on Friday, January 5,
1905, a daughter. All three are
doing well, while grandpa is a very
proud man.
At the annual election held Mon
day of last week, by the stockhold-
r of the Iron County Bank, the
old board of directors and officers
were reelected.
MARRIED-At the residence OF
j. w. Hampton, Annapolis, Mo-,
Sunday, ~Januaryft5, 1905, John N.
Hampton and Mrs. Mary Joiner,
Sylvester Kitchell, j. P. officiating.
Eight-inch ice this winter-good,
clear, wholesome ice! Let every
receptacle for the frozen commod-
ity be filed to the top. No fake
"plant" will interfere with its
profitable sale next summer.
The town is mighty dull these
days. Although the smallpox
scare is abated, the weather and
the character Of the roads for the
past ten days have made people
cling lovingly close to the ingle-
nook,
The postmaster complains that
some persons are in the habit OF
tearing up the weather forecasts
he posts'every evening for the ben
eft of the public. There will be
trouble for some one If the prac-
tice is continued.
At the Jefferson county circuit
court, which convened in HILLSIDE
70 last week, Judge Williams ap-
pointed Claude Jarvis to act as
stenographer during the term Of
court. No permanent appointment
is yet announced.
MARRIED-At st. Louis, Mo-,
January is, 1905, MI. Frank B,
Nall and Miss Marie Coffman,
They left the same evening for the
Sunny South, where the honey
moon will be spent. The REGIS
TER tenders congratulations and
wishes for good.
w. R. Allen, Jr., of Graniteville
was to-day united in marriage to a
young lady in ST.. Louis. After a
bridal tour we understand Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen will make Graniteville
their home. Mr.. Aliens many
friends here wish him and his
every happiness
John Conley, living on the old
Austin farm, six miles south oil
Ironton, severed the artery in his
left wrist while butchering, Mon
day. Medical help was had as
soon as possible, but the patient
came near pleading to death in the
meantime. He is doing very well
now.
The regular church services will
be held as usual at ii A. M, al
Fort Hill, and beginning next Sun.
day the evening service, 1880, will
be in the brick chapel, formerly
occupied by the Baptist, in Iron.
ton. The public is most cordially
invited.
IRWIN B. MANLY, Pastor.
To Aug. Winkler, Esq, o
Poplar Bluff, the editor is indebted
for a box of fine cigars. 1t is {
Holiday Present. Gus. never for
gets ls when the Merry Season
comes around. I'll burn the cigars
and as l puff the smoke into tn
circumambient atmosphere my
best wishes will go out to the giver
MARRIED-At the residence o
VIM. Kelley, Annapolis, Mo.
Saturday, January IA, 1905, Will,
lard Dunn and Hattie Kelley, Syl
Kitchell, J. p, officiating, MI
Dunn is a conductor on the Bonn
Terre road, and the young coupl'
have many friends in the soutl
end who wish them every happi
ness.
In the circuit court in Jefferson
county this week Mrs. Tabor, wifi
of the master mechanic who wa
killed in the big wreck at Wicke'
on the opening day Of the World
Fair, was awarded $1,000 damage
for the,death of her husband. Ed
Beisbarth of De Soto, who was in
jured in the same wreck, compro
missed his case out of court, tn,
company paying him $500.
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