Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-03-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

See Lopez's new advertisement.
Who doubts the grounding now, or da, e:
dispute his domain.
The Festival for the benefit of the NJ. f
Church, IrontOn, last Friday night netted
5000. The ladies of the church return
thanks to the public, and say the proceed:
Exceeded their expectation.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hornbeck, Of
arcadia, on sunday, Sth inst, a daughter
May the wee miss live and grow to be a
source af happiness and well-spring of joy to
its parents, is the prayer of the REGISTER
man.
One of the savagest snow storms of the
winter last Monday night knocked the early
gardens f'sky high" for which we are truly
thankful. 1t puts off our day of agricultural
tribulation a week or so. The ground was
covered to the depth of four inches.
The entertainment at the Academy of Mu-
sic on Tuesday night of last week was greet
ed with a full house, and Melted about $50
for the benefit of the poor. The amount is
not as great as was expected from the low
price of admission-ten cents. 1t will lie
judiciously distributed.
Mrs. II. H. Peters, OF Walnut Ridge, Ark,
WAS in Ironton Monday. She retains her US
ual good health, notwithstanding Arkansas
malarfa; and we are sratifed to know indi-
rectly that financially she is prospecting: graf
flied because there is no lady we know of who
more greatly deserves success.
John Blemel has purchased the stock and
fixtures of Mrs. Rutschtian, and is now in
II
Bread, cakes, pies, nuts and candies, with
everything necessary to make good lunch,
will be kept by John, and with the assistance
of his better half, will make 1t pleasant for
all parties who may favor them with call.
MARRIED-At the residence Of the brides
parents, near Willow Rancho, Cal, CT We'd
mes,ay, February 18th, 1885, by Rev. W. II.
Vineyard, Mr.. FARNHAM HARRIS to Miss
ALICE REED.
Mr.. Harris was formerly resident of this
county, and is known to many of our readers.
We congratulate him upon the sensible step
he has taken, and wish him and his fair bride
the great happiness and good luck we are sure
they both deserve.
ii. Ellsman, Esq, of Pilot Knob, csins to
areaton one day last week and received Off
sial ssIthentication of his naturalization pa
pers, preparatory, we are informed, to taking
a trip to the sold country" He doesn't want
to be impressed into King Williams service
when he gets TO yaterand. A day or two
previous to this he had been fined for minor
offence against the city ordinances, and not
having the money with him to ''pay the pi-
psr."a certain official ageeed to stand good
fort Will the latter be left in the lurch:
The eeiored school is enjoying vacation,
(also colored) il a resident of Fulton, where
his family also live. About two weeks ago
he had singular attack, falling insensible
at the dinner table, whence he was carried
into an adjoining room, and after considera-
BILE effort restored to consciousness. For
sewers. hours before the attack his mind APP
peared to have gone "agee," and he acted
queerly; but upon recovering consciousness,
he was himself again. Last Wednesday, he
was again stricken, in che schoolroom, and
removed to his boarding house. His father
was telegraphed for, and came on the next
day. His SON had somewhat recovered, but
it was deemed best to take him home. While
his father was making the necessary prepa-
rations, the teacher slipped out of the house
and disappeared. Search was made for him
without avail, and his father telegraphed
another son at Fulton to come to st. Louis
and watch the trains coming into the Union
depot. This was done without effect. but on
Saturday, while walking down Sixth street,
the searcher ran against his brother, took
him in charge, and conveyed him home. We
understand the school will reopen in a few
days, with the late teachers brother in the
aaaster,S chair