Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-28

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Dunklin conhs Monday. kl
| Frank scovilfe departed iiSaill
Monday.
! Miss Loulie Yancsy, of ! et, i,
visiting Miss Alice Chase n Vsa~
| Miss Lizzie Marrow, OF - ia
was at Jno. Nj. Moore's p Asst
week. e.
Miss Ida. Bedford, of I'D,
is the guest of Mrs. Geo. u i ;.
Mrs. Iona Hamilton n 12Vn
of DuQuoin, Ills, is - 81
brothers at this place.
Robert Leech, brother Of
the Herald, spent Sunday II Poe not. (
c. A. Pilley, of Iron MountaRey ds
in town Monday, utht
w. P. Harvey and wife, w. Il hrs5x
| and wife, F. P. Marrow, Jas. Tigysor,
Rudy Bennahn, of Caledonia, were In
Ironton Tuesday.
J. N. Morris, Il. B. Lowe, Pat. Mad
dock, Chas. H. Collins, w. O'Neil
were the gentlemen we noticed on our
streets Tuesday from Des. Arc.
Pennington was well represented
in our little city last Tuesday by the
following gent1emen: Hon. Martin T..
Clardy, J. n. Burks, J. C. Alexander,
Z. d. Walker, JAS. Highley, G.. S.
Kinnead.
A. J. Beardsley, T. J. Downs, Rufus
Baird, Sam. Galloway, w. III. Cakes.
I. n. Horne, of Fredericktown were
in Ironton Tuesday. e
A. p. Shriver, Munger, Elvis
Harrison, of Centreville, were seen in
and around the courthouse Tuesday.
. A. J. Parker, of Iron Mountain, ac-
cOmpanied by his friend Walker,
OF Parsons, Kans., called OH us Tues
day.
From st. Louis the REGISTERS re-
porter noticed: Frank Pratter, Pat. J
Egan, A. N. DeMeniel, J. Ganahl,
Jno. Pauley, p. Schandin, F. Harbers,
Paul Young, Frank Varelmann, J. B.
Judd and Chas. Young
J. III. Wagner, Of Rush Tower, was
the temporary Chairman at our Con-
vention Tuesday.
Henry McClenahan, of Crystal City,
was here Tuesday.
Ed. Sebastian, of Libertyville, was
a delegate to the Convention.
HI. Berry, of Marquand, was in
Ironton Tuesday.
B. O'ReiIly, Daniel CLOCK of Caron-
delet, were attending the Convention.
De Soto sent Jas. c.. Fox, J. w.
Clark and Lester Weison, to our little
city Tuesday.
Robert Tetley, Of Pennington, was
seen on our streets Tuesday,
J. b. HighIey, of Bonnie Terre, was
q delegate to the Convention.
Arthur Kelsy, was here from WASH
ington county. ).
Misses May Green, of Cape Girar-
deau, Mary A. Hogan, of Saint Louis,
Flora Hatcher, of Charleston, Alice
Settle, Hattie Donald, Allen of
Frederick town, and Messrs. G.. w.
Smith of Washington, Mo-, D. r.
M'Anally, of Columbia, Eugene Nc
Medley, OF Shwaneetown and Profs.
Norton, of Cape Girardeau, Height,
Of KirkwoOd, n. B. Henry and Cow
hart, Of Cape Girardeau, FrOrck ST.,
of Frederfcktown, and Mrs. N. B.
Henry were attending the Teachers
Association here last week.
Miss Emile Wadlow, of Annapolis,
has been the guest of Mrs. j. B. Rich
ardson for several days past.
Dundas Simpson, Of Carbondale, ILL.,,
is visiting his parents at Arcadia.
Andrew Wallace, of Des Arc, called
on US Wednesday.
| III. r.. Charlton and wife of Pied
mont, was in Ironton Sunday.
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here this week.
Geo. Hughes, wife and baby, are
visiting at Jos. Hughes. George is
now dispatching trains on the c. and
A. at Springfield, Ills.
Chas. Mehl, of St. Louis county, was
in Ironton Tuesday.
A. Bean and DR.. w. II. Posten, of
Irondale, attended the Convention.
z. Carter, of Lesterville, was here
Tuesday.
Jno. G. Farris, of Sinking Creek and
Henderson Chitwood of Logans Creek,
were here.
Calf Clark, of Libertyville, J. T.
Burke, and DIR. J. B. Byrnes, of Ste.
Genevieve county, were in Ironton.
F. Rodach, of Middlebrook, was in
town the last week.
Hon. Geo. C. Loomis, of Washing
ton county, was the secretary of the
Convention.
G. NJ. Owen, of Oil City, Penn, is in
town:
Jno. Coffman and Jno. p. Dunklin,
of Coffman, were in Ironton Tuesday.
w. s. Harper and-Webb, of Ber-
trand. were here Tuesday.
Hon. Thos. G.. Foley, of Middle
brook, and VIM. O'Brien, of Granite
vile, were in town Tuesday.
A. P. Vance, of Iron Mountain, was
noticed in Ironton the last week.
Geo. E. Walker, of Bonnie Terre. was
visiting his brother Joe Tuesday.
VIM. Trauernicht and wife, Miss
Tillie. Trauernicht, of st. Louis, and
Sophia Block, of MiddlebrOOk, were
in Ironton Wednesday.
Charles Morris, who has been re-
siding here for the past couple of
months, left Wednesday for Philadel-
phia; his uncle Robt. Hotson accom-
panying him as far as st. Louis.
Jos. Lindsay, of Piedmont, is in
town.
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