Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-07-26
LOCAL B%REvITIES.
Brown has a new ad.

Brown has a new ad.
Sunday was certainly a scorcher,
Excursion from st. Louis Sun
day, August 9Th.
ga Friend writes an interest
ing letter from Centreville.
There was a dance at the Acade-
my of Music Friday evening.
The fence has been torn down
from around the school house lot.
For SALE-A good young horse.
Apply to Mrs. VIM. Christ, Iron
ton, Mo.
Rev. Sitton immersed a half
dozen converts in Stout's creek
Sunday afternoon.
The Maiden papers state that
Rev. Sitton will inaugurate a series
of meetings in that town August
5th.s
Conductor S. w. Andrews now
has a run on the Belmont branch
between Bismarck and Columbus,
Kentucky.
Miss Rebecca Wick very delight
fully entertained a number of her
young friends at a party last
Thursday evening.
The Orchard Organization of the
Ozarks has about five teams and
thirty men at work clearing land
north of Pilot Knob.
Services will be held in st.
Paul's church Sunday, at the usual
hours. The Reverend G.. B. D.
Miller of st. Louis will be the
preacher.
Recorder Hawkins last Tuesday
issued a marriage license to James
S. Jones and Nettie Hawk-both
of Pilot Knob.
See the card of VIM. R. Edgar
in this paper. He has a full and
correct abstract of title to all
lands in this county, and his work
is reliable.
There will be an adjourned term
of circuit court Friday, August Sd,
when Judge Williams is expected
to render a decision in the Emer-
son will case.
The attention of the reader is
especially directed to the adver-
tisement of the Orchard Organiza-
ton of the Ozarks on the last page
of this paper.
To MI. j. Hummel we are in
debted for the finest tomatoes we
have seen this year. AS a tomato
grower Mr.. Hummel has few peers
in this section.
BoRN-To DR.. and Mrs. E. l..
Farmhouse, Ironton, Mo-, Friday,
July 20, 1906, a girl. All r well,
The REGISTER tenders congratula-
tons and best wishes.
Mr.. D. F. Reese has disposed Of
his residence in Pennington and
will soon remove his family to ST.
Louis, where he is engaged in the
crushed granite business.
The first section of the Bible
class Of the Presbyterian church
will serve ice rea and sherberts,
Thursday, July Goth, from 3 to II
P. M, on the church lawn.
a.
Mr.. S. P. Ringo is still in st
Louis under the care of an occulist
He is still suffering very much and
his condition is serious, but it il
yet hoped that the sight will be
preserved.
The case against Mrs. Mary E
Spaugh in the Reynolds circui
court, which was set for July 23d
has been continued until the mex
regular November term of the
Reynolds court.
Howard S. Russell, a forme,
Valley resident, writes us that HI
has bought him a home near Sc.
dalia, Mo. Mr.. Russell has the
best wishes of many old friends
here for success.
DR.. John A. Hogue, Jr., of Hol.
comb, is located at Levesque, Ark.
in the practice Of medicine and
surgery. He is a product Of thu
Kentucky School of Medicine
Louisville.-DunkIin Democrat.
The REGISTER wishes to 60 OF
record as being decidedly ant
most unqualiiiedly opposed to per
sonality from The pulpit. Such {
practice is wrong, most un-Christ-
Ian like, and newell has, (nor nevel
will result in goodA
You needn't say thai advertising
in the papers is no good. Las
week the REGIsTERS printed
Bishops joke that he ssweuld pay
SIS for 1906 pennies Within
three days he received a number
of inquiries from people who reac
not understandingly but hastily
Anybody would give S15 for 1906
pennies, and make S4 and 8 Pen
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