Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-06-23


PERsosAL-Aaj B l. Lindsay y N town with
his family.
Rev. DR.. Wright breaches At Poplar Bluf
next sunday.
Miss Evans. Of Believer, was in Iron
ton LIST SATURDAY..
Miss Lon Gideon returned from her visit to
Poplar Blun last week.
Miss Eta Ashby left for st. Louis last
week to visit her sister.
Col. James Lindsay, of ST. Louis, arrived
In our little city last week.
Mr. c. Brady, OF Pennington, paid Ironton
short visit few days ago.
Mr.. N. Aubuchon and wife left last week
Tor St Louis, but will return this week.
Mrs. Luther Hill, of Bonnie Terre, was down
last week to visit her parents and friends.
DR.. viii Farrar and family, Of De Soto. are
visiting the Doctors father in RusssliviIle.
Mrs. Addie Odian. OF Canton. H., is in
town visiting her sister, Mrs Rob't Lindsay.
Miss Nettie sutherlin. of Caledonia, is visit
ing in town, the guest of her cousin, Mrs. 6.
B. Nall.
Mr.. Miles Farrar has returned from Colum-
bia, where he hae been attending school the
past year.
The family OF Mr.. Thompson. Cashier OF. the
Boatman's Bank. st. Louis, are spending the
summer in the Valley.
Mr.. Monroe Whit~orth, OF Fayetteville,
Ark, is visiting his father. Isaac G.. Whit
worth, Esq, of this place.
We hear it runored that there viii be we'd
ding the middle of next month. Guess who
are the parties interested
Mr.. Paul BLACKWELL was down last week on
visit to his relatives and friends. He left last
Saturday for ST. Louis and business.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Crumb and wife are expected
here this week. Mr.. Crumb comes to take
charge Ut the Receivership Of the Land Office.
Mr.. Ed. Auhuchon has gone to ST. Louis to
GO into business. The girls are mourning
in sack cloth aud ashes, since his depar-
ture.
Miss Lizzie Marrow, of Caledonia, Is in
Ironton on q visit to her uncle, Mr.. John
NJ Moore. She returns to her home FRI
day next.
Mr.. Cr"okes and Miss Addie Gaty, of ST.
Louis, who have been visiting here the pas,
week. the guests of Miss BakewelI, left on
Monday for their home.
Mrs. Guild and daughter. Miss Clara, re-
turned home from Columbia, where they
went to be present at the Commencement ex-
erciees at the Columbia University.
DR.. Evans, of Point Pleasant came up last
Saturday to attend the Commencement Exrr-
cises at the Convent, where his daughter,
Miss Lucinda, is attending school
Mr.. Whitehe ID who has teen in the Valley
for the past week looking after some mining
interests, left on Tuesday for ST. Louis. but
will return the last of the week.
Byron W. McLain. ESQ.,, OF the Bureau Of
Illustration of the Wabash, St. LOUIS ami
Pacific Railway, was in 1rontCn last week.
He visited various parts of the county, and
took some very pretty landscape pictures.
He declared that the Granite Quarry was
equal. ior scenery. to the far-famcd Garden of
the Gods in Colorado. Mr.. McLain is gen
tleman of courteous manner, and well quail
fed Tor the position he occupies.
Mr. Frank Guild has returned home, after
four years OF close application and hard study
at the State University, in Columbia. Mr..
Guild is young gentleman of fine ability,
and well calculated TO make his mark in this
world. He era iuated at the Arcadia Cole re
in 1877, and since then has atten led the
University, where he completed. this year. q
civil-en cheering course. He graduated with
high honors. May success attend him.