Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

cure fine turkey while out hunting Monday
morning.
For anything but pleasant weather the
present week takes the bakery-damp, cool
and cloudy.
Col. Grigsby was very fortunate IN his bets
on the election. He won new hats, boots,
and old clothes.
Services at the Baptist church, Sunday,
the 14th-morning and evening by Rey.
Croker, of st. Louis.
Our people are inclined to believe that the
gift (?) part of Miss Nellie Address Carni-
val, at least, is fraud.
Madison county, after short trial of gall
lon houses, again granted m-shop licens-
es and Fredericktown once more has her
usual number of saloons.
The adjourned meeting of the congrega-
ton of the Presbyterian church will be held
at the church On Saturday next at O'Clock
Pm. w. A. LYMAN, Clerk.
Many of our readers will be gratiied to
learn that ii. B. AXE has been re-installed
as agent at Mariana, Ark, He was trans
ferred to that place on Wednesday Of last
week.
Programme of Ironten Lecture Bureau for
FRIDAY night, Nov. 18th, at the courthouse:
Lecture-Monopolies-J B. Walker. Reel
tation-bv Mann Ringo. Reading-by }. B.
Scott.
A party of surveyors are engaged locating
a route for railroad from some point on
the Cape Girardeau road to Pilot Knob. We
or writ q
survey.
We learn that several teams are engaged
hauling piling from Marble Creek to Area
6ia from whence it it shipped up the road.
This is a new industry to this immediate
vicinity.
DR.. G. W. Farrar, Jr., Pilot Knob, has
recently purchased the Thomas farm IN
Belleview Valley, paying therefor $500.
Few of our young men have been as sue
cessful as George.
The Cape Democrat states that Ben Deer
ing has purchased the Ne,cs outfit OF that
town and will assume control next week.
The reverend gentleman is at present hold
ing revival meetings in Bonnie Terre.
We hear it stated that The railroad COM
pany is talking of building us new depot
somewhere near the crossing east OF town.
and disseminating the office at Arcadia. we
do not youch for the truth of the rumor
however.
Mord. Roberts, at one lime an engineer on
one of the pushers stationed at Arcadia, mas
superceded Mr.. Ed. Mercer as travelling en-
pineer on the 1. NJ. Division of the Goulo
system, We congratulate MIR. K. on his
promotion.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church are
hereby requested to meet at the residence OF
Mrs. E. j.. AXE on Saturday afternoon al
half mast two O'Clock, for the purpose OF com
pleting arrangements for the Festival to DC
given on the 22d inst. a full attendance Il
desired.
The prospectus of the Globe-DemOcrdt
.nnears in this issue. Outside OF poi'tlcs
the n ID. has no peer in the west, ana It's
many merits as an enterprislng, i've, Woe
awake newspaper are SO well known to al
our readers that citation by us thereto is un
necessary
The M. f. Church, North, will give al
.sEnelish Dinner" at the Academy OF MUSIC
on Saturday evening, November 2oth. Int
.vaninp,, entertainment will be intersperset
with both vocal and Instrumental music,ant
all who attend are guaranteed few hours
of rare endowment. Dinner will be ready a
O'Clock p. NJ
The Graniteville Cornet Band will give
cr.,d Masquerade Ball at Workmen's Hall
on thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, Nov oath
Everv preparation will be made to insure oil
M 4 M
inc costumes will leave word with MT. ehas
Hansen, Graniteyille, or Il. Davis, tronton
on or before Nov. 2Otn.
DrED-On Saturday, Nov. 6, 1886, at tn
residence of the parents, ALICE EAIzABETH
daughter of John and Louisa Schwao, age
wears. months, IS days.
The funeral which took place on Sunday
was largely attended, the friends OF the Iani
7lv thus showing their sympathy 1or IN
bereayed and afflicted parents.
Col. B. F. McGehee, of Arcadia, dlea o.
thc 1st inst, after a long and painful illness
aped about sixty years. Col. Mcdenee' "h
was a native of Tennessee, came to Missouri
more than twelve years ago. He espouset
Nrs Janis. who survives him. he was
genial temperament and kindly disposition
and his loss is sincerely mourned Dy al
who knew him.
On Monday evening, November ed, 1851
there will be an Entertainment and Festive
at the Academy of Music for the benent Q
the Episcopal Church. The programme WI
consist of Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC
Tableaux, Etc, and the tables will be sup
piled with an abundance of all that Is tempt
ing to the appetite and pleasing 10 tne eye
Tickets of admission will be out In a lev
DAYS and particulars will appear next WeeA
D1Ep-At his residence in Pilot hno1
Monday, October 81, 1856, CHARLES HEN
R1cHs. aged so years, months and 4 Gays.
The deceased was native OF Germany ou
had been a resident of the Valley for man
wears. His wife survives him. The 1uhera
took place TUESDAY, under the auspices
the I. o. o. F., and large concourse was Il
attendance to pay the last tribute OF respec
to one of the Valleys oldest and most honor
able citizens.