Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ben.Deering has undertaken to cleanse the
Augean stables. He is holding meetings in
Poplar Bluff.
Like the Irishman's pepper-pod. the edi.
tors meeting last week was small, but il
meant business.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Guild was buried in the Ironton cemetery
on Saturday last.
Mrs. E. Galutia, and old and well-knowu
resident of Ironton, died Tuesday morning
at an advanced age.
After a rain of three or four days the sky
was cleared of clouds Tuesday morning ant
at this writing all indications point to cooler
weather.
We hereby give thanks to ''Ziannia" fol
Des Arc correspondence and trust she viii
find it convenient to favor us regularly witt
her letters.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Pierce, or
Sunday, November 9Th, Is pound girl
And Billy, as matter TO be expected, steps
higher than ever.
The English Dinner at the Academy o.
Music, Saturday night, passed off very NIGEL,
and everybody had good time. The ne
proceeds were over $4,000.
Bros. Mcclure, of the Cash-Book, and
Dale, of the Telegram, were with US one day
last week. We were a select crowd, and en-
joyed ourselves accordingly.
The Knights and Ladies Of Honor contem'
plate giving Dramatic Entertainment il
h. q
why they should not make a success of it.
Prosecuting Attorney elect, j. S. Jordan
has removed his family from Annapolis tc
Arcadia, and now occupies Louis Miller''
"Wildwood Cottage" east of Arcadia.
Judge Thomas held an adjourned term o.
court on Saturday last and completed the
unfinished business of the regular term
Nothing of special importance was trans
acted.
Lopez's have received large assortment
of Ladies', Misses, and Children's Cloaks
well worth inspection particularly oul
$500 and $500 Cloaks, which are sold else
where from $500 to $1,000.
Mr.. Louis Giovanoni intends erecting {
two-story brick building on the lot north o
Grandhomme s Giovanoni's saloon. The
lower story will be used for business pur'
poses and the second as a dwelling.
Andrew Henson, an old and respected
citizen, died at an advanced age, at his resi-
dence in Flatwoods on Wednesday last, aftel
a rather long and painful Illness. He leaves
wide circle of relatives and friends Il
mourn his demise.
Our item last week stating that Rev. vii
son, the new pastor of the Presbyterian
church would be here in the course of thu
next two weeks, was rather premature. Thu
reverend gentleman will not arrive unit
some time in January next.
MARRIED-On Tuesday, November 22d
1856, by F. Dinger, ]. P, Mr.. THOMAS ]
HENDERSON to Miss ALMEDA j. LLOYD, al
of Iron county, Mo. No cake! No cards.
We understand that I. B. Lowe, Esq, o
Des Are, acted as ''best man."
1t is reported that the lessees Of the VULGAR
Works, at Carondelet, have leased the fur
the approval of the Court, ere they com
mence operations. Mr.. Wilcox, manager a
Vulcan, was down inspecting last week.
MA RRIED-At the residence of Mr..
Markham in Ironton, on Tuesday, Novembe
o3d, 1886, by Rev. A. o. Penniman, Mr.. E.
ROCKWELL, of Sahula, Mo-, to Miss LAURl
/. WHITE, of Libertyville, No.
The REGISTER wishes the handsom
couple life of uninterrupted happiness ant
unbounded prosperity.
Mr.. Peuniman arrived in Ironton last weel
and is now busy packing his household good
preparatory to his removal to his new field
Garnett, a fast-growing town of eastern
Kansas. Mr.. P. has many warm friend
here. both in and out of the church, who re
foiced to hear of his good fortune and hop
that the future may have nothing but happi
ness and prosperity in store for him.
The residents of that portion of Irontol
adjacent to Reynolds streets witnessed
novel runaway on Friday morning last. Mr.
Hotson had tied his young horse TO the rea
end of light-wagon in front of his store
when the animal suddenly took fright ant
started up street, at lively gait, pulling tn
wagon with him. The runaway was captur
ed on the vacant lot west of the schoolhouse
No damage to horse or wagon.
The Festival and Entertainment gwen o,
the Episcopal church. on Monday night wa
a success, in the full meaning of the word
considering the very Indictment weather
The songs. tableaux and statuary were al
rendered in n manner that reflected mucl
credit on both participants and preceptors
The receipts were over $50. The ladies de
sire US to return thanks to theirfriends ian
they certainly arere friends or they wouli
not have ventured out last Monday night
who so literally patronized them on thi
occasion.
DIED-ZwART-On November Is, 1886
Cornelia Msria Zwart, only child of DR..
II. and Katie F. Zwart, aged year month
and twenty DAYS.
Funeral to-day (Friday) at P. N. from
1929 Genessee street.
The numerous friends of DIR. Zwart ant
wife will regret to learn OF the death OF thel
only child yesterday, one of the brightest lit
tie girls in this vicinity, the idol of her grie
stricken friends and the pet of the neigh
borhood. The utmost sympathy is extended
TO her heart broKen parents.-hdnSds CIT.
Times.
We, too, desire to add our coincidence, ant
to assure DIR. Zwart and wife that they hay'
the sympathies of their many friends in tn