Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-23
The entertainments at the Academy of M,

The entertainments at the Academy of Mu-
sic last Friday and Saturday Were grand sue
cesses. The receipts for the two evenings
amounted to $4,000. The first evening about
two hundred people attended and at the Min
strel performance over three hundred tickets
were sold. Best of all, every person was
well pleased with the entertainment put be-
fore them, and gave unqualified praise to the
performers. Those more directly interested
in the receipts desire to return thanks to all
participating, but more especially to the vet
eran actor, Mr.. VIM. V. Malmburg, who is
rusticating here for a few days, for his inval-
liable assistance. Also, to W. III. Byers,
manager of the Valley Novelty Troupe, and
to the Young Mems Dramatic Association,
under the leadership of Judson Chambers,
Esq. But the burden of the work fell upon
the Young Ladies Club, and the Directors of
the Academy fully appreciate the fact.
In this connection, it gives us pleasure to
announce that Mr.. Malmburg has kindly con-
scented to assist in another entertainment next
Saturday evening, on which occasion he will
present 'Shemus O'Brien'' in character, with
several beautiful tableaux; the ''Crushed
Tragedian," the "Masquerade Ball, ten
characters; and the beautiful Melo- Drama
"a Lost Life" We promise everybody a
splendid entertainment. Admission only 25
cents.
Personal---very. May Lackey, of Dex-
ter, who has been visiting Mrs. Geo. Crumb
for several weeks past, left Saturday MORN
ing for her home. Mrs. Lackey is a pleasant
oh l,dv and won many friends durinp
her short stay in Ironton.
Miss Cissey Blackwell has returned home
from her visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. F. w. May left Saturday morning for
her home in Butler county.
Mr.. Fred. Christianer, General Agent for
C. w. Handley & Co.'S. Pianos and Organs,
is in town, and will remain several days.
All persons desiring to purchase an instru-
ment will do well to call on him.
Miss Emily Schmitz left Saturday for St.
Louis, on n visit to friends and relatives.
Misses Maud and Jennie Peters, of An
napolis, came up Friday to attend the ORA
NAUTICAL Entertainment. They left Saturday
morning on the local. Miss Nettic Schultz
accompanied them, but returned Monday.
Miss Emma Peck returned from st. Louis
Friday.
Mr.. August Boss, of Bismarck, accompan-
led by Miss Allie Myers, of that place, and
the Misses Cole and Miss Scitz, of Middle
brook, came down to attend the minstrel
performance of Saturday night
| Mr.. John d. Greason, of Poplar Bluff, was
in town Saturday for the purpose of attend
| ing the mlnstrels.
| Miss Lou Gideon left Sunday for Poplar
Bluff, on visit to her sister, Mrs. S.. NJ
Chapman.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Mord. Roberts spent several
days in st. Louis, last week.
Mr.. Ed. G. Russell was in town Sunday.
| Mrs. Will. Farrar, of De Soto, is visiting
| at DR.. G. w. Farrar's, in Russellville.
| Mr.. Frank Guild is mere on a visit to his
folks. He will remain several weeks visiting
his many friends and relations.
| LEIS CHEMICAL MAN'F'G Cot Gentlemen:
| 1t affords me pleasure to recommend yOul
| DandeliOn Tonic. 1t has on three occasion,
cured me Of maarious attacks. against which
other medicines We're Intellectual. 1considel