Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-16
Reunion of the rhirty-third Missouri.

souri, Regiment held reunion in st. Louis
on the OH inst, and exchanged rem
iniscences. There was large muster of
the grim warriors, and Captain Henry S.
Carroll was appointed chairman Of the
gathering, and William Waters Secre-'
tary. The following members responded
to the roll call: VIM. B. Heath, w. Wa
tiers, p. Scanlon, Andrew McBurney, st.
Louis; E L. Allen, Oregon, Mo-; W. ].
Mckee, Cedar Falls, Ia; j. ]. Quepreau,
Oregon, No.; VIM. L. Owen, Hannibal,
No.; r. w. Thompson, Vandalia, Mo-;
James F, Wilsonas4sags County, Mo-;
Calvin GqueIl, Louisiana, No; Louis Wild,
Loutre, NO.; John Peters, Loose Greek,
Mo-; Jas. IL. Boggs, st. Louis, No.; Jos.
Landing, Sullivan, Mo-; j. C. Ralston,
st. Louis; j. c. Bradshaw, st. Louis; L.
B. Ripley, st. Louis; N. Adam, s.. Louis;
A. and j. Kessler. Kansas City; Louis
Kline, st. Louis; Caleb Stuart, st. Louis:
Charles Madden, ST. Louis; Sam Nc
Weigh, St. Louis; VIM. Green, st. Charles;
B. Bry an, Caledonia; Harvey Hutchings,
Caledonia; Robert Bryan, caledonia; D.
r. Ball, st. Louis; Tip Hesser, s.. Louis;
Tom Moore, ST. Louis; Samuel Kennedy,
D. NJ. McAlister, John Field, Larry New
som, ". \. Shaw, III. Adami. Ciarksville;
c. E. Miller, st. Louis; John r. Murphy,
louisiana; j. c. Raison, St. Louis; HeEry
S. Carroll, Clarksville; L. B. Ripley, st.
Louis: j., u. Bass, Ciarksvile; "A. McBu
ney, ST. Louis. The meeting was prinei-i
pally for the transaction of routine bust
ness The gathering wound up with
banquet at Mercantile Club rooms. All s'
miscellaneous Items.
The cowboys brass band from Kansas
will attend the Cattle Convention in st.
Louis in November t.l 4 y ..st-a5gH =..tj /
a lady, while shopping in st. Joseph a
few days since had her hand-satchel, con-
tanning 500 in cash and jewelry, stolen in
a millinery shop. fa +sf.ss es-' '1'
The eighteenth annual Convention of the
Christian Churches of Missouri was held
in Kansas. City last week. ..s..s ls.,- i
A few days since Ben Trueman, of st. !
Louis. was out shooting in Forest Park
and, having occasion to cross fence,
dragged his gun after him. 1t was dis
charged, and lead of shot lodged in his /
side. His injuries are likely to prove
fatal. g '-.=tt5@st=stl5'
I The members OF, the Missouri River Com
mission were in Kansas City a few days
ago, and made an examination of the river
banks and channels in that vicinity, and
then left for st. Joseph and Omaha.
"a Constable Cash. of Lone Jack, jackson
County, lodged in Jail in Independence
few days ago Rev j. NJ. j Johnson, reg ular-
ly ordained, circuit rider OF Lone Jack
District, whom he was arrested on war
rant sworn out by detective from Ken
lucky, charging him with bigamy. He
having wife, it is charged, in Kentucky
and one in Lone Jack. fssss~-fy f6E..st sal
The cold wave arrived on the Sth. n.
a. d. Standish, County Clerk of Coles
County, died recently at Jefferson City of
consumption. He was the son of Colonel
Austin Standish, who, with General NJ. nj.
Parson, of the Confederate army, was
murdered by the Mexicans just after the
close of the war. In January, 1873, he en-.
tered the County Clerks Office under his
grandfather, GeneralGustavusA A. Parson.i
He was made Deputy Clerk in the Feb
ruayy following. On the death of his
grandfather, in January, 1882, he was APP
pointed to dill the vacancy. In November,
1852, he was elected Clerk. He was very
popular and held in high esteem. s.5si <
Mrs. DR.. Pavy has gone for months
visit to friends in New Orleans.
a street-car in Sedalia knocked down
and ran over Robert Walker, aged eight |
years, a few evenings since. The boy re-
ceiyed such severe injuries that it was
thought exceedingly doubtful if he would |
recover.
A young man named Fitzgerald was
knocked down and run over by a team !
drawing wagon loaded with rock in Lex
ington few days ago, one of the wheels
passing over the young mans head, split /
ting it open and knocking out nearly all |
ofshis teeth. The bruises sustained on |
other portions of his body were also very |
serious. 7sf esSs~ Aseszs 80 ff3
Mayor Hickman of Sedalia weighs 41o
pounds. 500 = tss s Sit. 3