Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-16

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dis, a boy. All the parties live i
Belleview.
A very attractive and large as
sortment of household goods of a.
Kinds just arrived at Brown:
Special mid-August prices. Yo
are invited to examine the good
at B. N. Browns, Ironton.
DR.. Hugo Summa, of st. Louis
is spending his vacation at hi
beautiful summer home in Russell
VILE. The Valley has no frme
friend than DR.. Summa, and h,
takes much delight in his sta,
here.
~LosT-Wednesday, August list
between Presbyterian church ant
Mrs. Orrick's residence, a small
blue enamel breast pin, engraved
on back, "Myrtle Swain" Finder
return to this Office and receive re.
ward.
Last Friday evening No. / wen
whizzing through town withour
stopping at the Ironton station
the second time in six months. L
looks to us nothing but cussedness
on some ones part that keeps thai
train from stopping regularly here
Commissioner Patterson, who
was elected to the Annapolis schoo.
for the coming term, informs us
that he has resigned the position
because he could not secure a
house for his family at Annapolis,
He will teach the Cedar Grove
school this winter.
R. A. Clarkson, of Fort Smith,
Ark, and daughters, Mesdames
Wick and Boyd, of City
Okla, are the guests of Mrs. Josie
Mason and j. M. Morris and
family. Mr.. Clarkson is a whole
sale dry goods merchant of Fort
mith.-Farmington News.
I. Hirsch, from Springfield, Mo-,
be here for a short time. He
S an optician who has no superior.
viii test eyes and fit glasses to
he best possible advantage. He
S here simply to rest up, but will
his services to those who
lesire them. At the Arcadia Hotel.
Tho suit of Gabriel Szabo, a
hungarian, against the South
Land & Colonization
Company, came up in Squire Fair
court Monday. Plaintiff
ecured Judgment for S150-the
mount asked for-and costs. De-
endants appealed to the circuit
Services will be held in st.
church Sunday at the usual
lours. The morning sermon will
ZEAL with certain psychical sub
ects now interesting scientists,
nd is entitled "The church in re-
alton to the psychic phenomena
+ Telepathy, Telekenesis and
Preaching at the Methodist
hurch Sunday morning and eve
ing at II and s o'clock. Subject
t II, "The Stoning of Peter"
Acts 1859; subject at s, "The Full
ess in Christ" We are glad to
ave large congregations and in
lite all to worship with u.s..
A. j. MAY.
Rev. Albert r. Sitton called Rev.
:. o. Shanks up over the long dis
lnce telephone last Saturday and
lated that he was in the midst of
fine meeting at Potosi, Mo-, and
sked that he be permitted to post
one the meeting in Maiden for
ne week. Permission was grant
i, and the meeting will be pro-
acted from next Sunday.-Malden
PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned
ill, on Friday, August 81, 1906, at
abula, Mo-, offer for sale to the
ighest bidder, 10 head of mares
nd colts, several mich COWS, hogs,
agons and harness; also his en-
re stock of household furniture
nd many other things. Sale will
egin at 10 o'clock. Terms to
lit. w. j. COLEMAN,
Sabula, Mo.
WANTED-Young mon and wo-
en- book-keepers and stenog-
pliers. The Moothart Business
olleges located at Pennington,
o Soto, Cape Girardeau and Ste.
guarantee to place all
in good Office positions.
rec booklet for the asking. Ad-
'ess,
G. w. MooTHART, Pres't,
care Either School.
The Probate Court has granted
tiers testamentary upon the
'tate of w. S. Watt, deceased,
James M. Logan, executor. Mr..
7iatt willed his farm in Belleview
his son Andrew Watt, and his
lughter, Mrs. Minnie Imboden.
hey are not to have possession
It'll after the death of Mrs. Watt.
he personal property is valued at
.700-all Of which is left to the
idow.
The ladies of st. Paul's Church
uild will give an ice cream social
thursday afternoon and night in]
@ rectory yard. Ice cream, sher-
srt, cake and lemonade will be
The cream will be secured
ostly from st. Louis, although
ere will be some home made, and
| Of it, together with everything
Sc that is served, can be guar