Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-22
Iron Mountain News.

Miss Mamie Pulley went to ST. Louis last
! Saturday on No. 6O4.
The short train has suddenly taken no.
| ion to quit running on Sundays.
John Deyherle, of Jefferson Barracks, Is
down to see the old folks at home.
Mr.. Mart Jamison has been hauling in
some fine cedar posts this week.
SQUIRE Smiths house received new shin
gle roof and other repairs this week.
Mr.. Lawrence Kelley's new house at Gran
iteville is about completed, 1 am told.
o, these bright, beautiful, autumn days,
how reluctantly we see them passing by!
Mr. John Logan, our Belleview mail car
rier, has been taking few days. clay off,"
about 70 tickets have been sold at this
Office for the St. Louis Fair and Exposition.
Mrs. Ridgley, Of Logansport, Mo-, is down
on visit to her brother, Mr.. John Thomas.
The Sunday School is getting along finely
| There are seven teachers and about sixty
pupils.
Albert and Hermann Trauernicht, broth
ers of the irresistible and rrepressible "Bil, !"
were in town Sunday.
Jim Butler, Of St. Louis, was in town one
day last week. He returned by way Of Farm
ington on last Friday.
Old lEolus has called out all his water
dogs and ice peddlers, and will give it to US
again, from present indications.
The Company shipped two carloads OF
beef cattle to st. Louis last week, and still
have five or six hundred head left.
| A baby show is show that should never
be shown. They generally end in some
hufing, some Ipuffing, and sprinkling OF
| skinned heads.
| A carload of stock was taken to the ST.
Louis market few DAYS ago for Mr.. Noah
Horn. He reports the market quite dull just
at this time.
| The Schneider Granite Company will ship
fifteen cars of paving blocks from this point
as soon as they can be loaded. They are be.
ing hauled in as fast as possible.
| Miss Bette Horn took the train at this
place last Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs
Bisplinghoff, al Piedmont. She will be gone
about two weeks, and anticipated a pleasant
trip.
| What is the matter with going down stairs
sslike a trundling-mop or wild goose al
play?" One of our young folks had an ex'
perience of this kind last week, but won't
| tell who.
| Mr.. Harry Cayce passed through this place
on last Saturday with very fine drove Of
cattle for the st. Louis market. We trus'
he Will be fortunate enough to get goOd
price for them.
The A. o. U. w. Lodge meets the first ant
third Fridays in each month, and has goot
attendance. The membership now reaches
twenty -four with a fair prospect of SOM
increase. 1t is an excellent institution, anl
deserves success.
Mr.. Andy Garrett, of st. Louis, came hom'
last Tuesday, and has been enjoying shor
visit to his friends. He is conductor on on
of the street cars, and has gone back to re
sumo work again. He anticipates no turtle
trouble from the strike.
The letter heads and envelopes Furnished
the A. F. and A. NJ. Lodge by the REGIsTEl
printing office are excellent. The job is first
class and gives entire satisfaction. Any ont
|, needing work of this kind will do well t
give the REGISTER call.
The county cler6 of Washington county
Mr.. E. B. Smith, arrived in our town o.
Saturday, and says that he will remain unit
Monday. Your correspondent had pleas
ant conversation with him, and found hir
to be a very pleasant gentleman.
Rev. j. w. Worsnop preached his first ser
mon here for the present pastoral year o
Sunday night. He is good minister, is
good instructor, and is liked very much. Tn
action of the conference in returning him
the Arcadia circuit, meets with general ap
: proval.
: Mr.. j. B. Maxwell, of GraniteYille, cam
q over Saturday to take the train for st. Louis
He will spend few days in the city; theme
8 will 60 to Fort Worth, Texas. He expects
q be gone until spring, when he will return
a and, perhaps, travel for business house !
st. Louis.
Little Adele Cayce celebrated her fft
birthday on last Wednesday evening, by In
viting her little friends to social party.
am told that about thirty of her little friend
accepted the Invitation and had q delightfl
time; while little Miss Adele did the honol
of the occasion with becoming grace and dig
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