Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-06

PERsoNALs-Miss Mamie Zwart returned
Tuesday from st. Louis.
Mr.. Spencer Coleman, of Van Buren,, was
in town last week, attending to business con-
nected with the Land Office.
Mr.. Hewitt Greason, of Poplar Bluff, has
been spending several days in Igonton visiting
friends.
Mrs. G. 81. Palmer, of Kansas City, ar
rived in town Sunday on visit to her moth
er, Mrs. Eliza Schultz.
Mrs. NJ. b. Tetwiler, who has been in st.
Louis the past five or six days visiting her
son, s. &. Tetwiler, ESD, and attending the
NJ. E. Conference, will return home this
week.
Mr.. John Hendricks and mother came up
from Little Rock Tuesday morning. They
are stopping with Mrs. Robt. Lindsay.
Jos. A. Hughes, Esq, has returned from
his trip to Southwest Missouri.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. G. B. Nall,
who has been quite ill for some time, is con-
valescent.
Mr.. Sanford Russell and bride arrived here
Friday morning.
Adolph Lopez, Esq, accompanies by his
sister, Miss Henrietta, arrived on Friday from
st. Louis.
Mrs. S. T. Lopez and son, Mr.. George, left
Tuesday night for St. Louis, for the purpose
of buying their stock of Spring Goods, Mil
linery, &C., &c.
Miss Emily Schmitz arrived home last
Monday from hea visit to st. Louis.
Rev. NJ. Bell and wife returned from st.
Lonis Tuesday.
The following are the arrivals at the Iron
ton House for the past week: TheO. Pleus,
ST. Louis; L. o. Nleder, j. r. Goodrich, Har
risonville, Mo-; j. p. Killian, Jas. Gould, c.
Lentz, c. III. Hutchinson, A. r. S. Citcraft,
st. Louis; Daniel w. Harmon, Northfeld,
VT; r. w. McReynolds, Des Arc; w. A.
Russell, Mill Spriug; John Abbott, Nayles,
Ills; - Brownfield and family, Mcdonald,
Ozark.
We return thanks to Mrs. P. c. Halter for
the nice mess of radishes and lettuce sent us
last week; also, to Master Willie for the 4th
annual offering of earliest spring flowers
first of the season. May he live to present
many more.
Little George Gay (son of S. T. Gay), who
has been quite sick for the past week, is able
to be out.
Mr.. Ii. L. Kesling has sold his brick yard
to the Gay Bros, and left for Mississippi
county, where he expects to amass a fortune
raising watermelons. Success to him.
Mr.. Harry Noel, travelling for Shapleigh
& Co., ST. Louis, was in town last week. We
regret to learn that this is Mr.. Noel's last trip
on this road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moser, and Masters
George and Bevy, left Tuesday for st. Louis.
Mr.. j. s. Benson,proprietor of the Annap-
oils Hotel, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. D. Taylor's family moved into the
Shepherd house last Monday. We gladly
is Ironton's gain.
Little Harry, infant son of +. Scoville, Esq, |
who has been very sick for sometime past, is, |
we are glad to learn, pronounced out of dam
ger. l
Our fellow citizen, w. II. Delano, Esq, is !
at present writing quite sick with an attack |
of pneumonia. We hope i'll q few days that |
he will be . X.
The many friends of AbcrtT AXE, who is |
ut present in Aullville, will regret to learn |
that he has been dangerously i'll, but at pres
ent is better. He is expected home shortly. |
Rev. a. w. Wright contemplates moving !
his family to Ironton this week for the sum-
mer. !
Mrs. Peters who has owned and ran the An |
napols Hotel for the past ten years, has sold |
it to j. 5. Benson, Esq, and will remove her
family to st. Lonis. We regret her depart |
ure from Iron county but wish her success in |