Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-07-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The ay-car arrived here on Thursday on
its monthly trip.
Judge Emerson this week, fayors us with
letter from Concord.
In noticing Buckman's group picture las,
week we said, ''six young ladies'" 1t should
have read e,ght.
One of our overly-religious BARRIERS has
about came to the conclusion that he will
shave on Sunday again.
James Baird rallied off horse on Thurs
day night of last week. The lucky number,
~, was possessed by Bert Langdon.
Rev. Benedict, pastor of Trinity church, St.
Louis, delivered an able discourse at the
Episcopal church in this place last FRIDAY
night.
About sixteen couples attended social
dance at the Academy of Music Monday
night. Everything passed off nicely and all
had a pleasant time.
Will Bollinger, colored, age about four
teen, was arrested last week for stealing
some rings from Winkler, the jeweler. He
plead guilty, and was sent to Jail for thirty
days.
T. We learn through the Pennington Times
that Prof. III. c. Davis of Iron Mountain has
been elected principal of the Bonnie Terre
public school for the ensuing year. An eX-
cellent selection.
MARRIED-Mr. JNO. POWERS and Miss
LIZZIE RIDDLE by Rev. B. F. Thomas, at
the Methodist church, Saturday evening,
July 18th, 1886. Mr.. Fred Riddle and Miss
Minnie Tetwiler were the attendants.
crowded house witnessed the ceremony.
An advertisement of the entertainment for
the benefit of the Catholic church at the
Academy of Music on next Monday evening
appears in this issue. An excellent time is
guaranteed and all who desire pleasant
time and lots of good eatin' will do well to
attend.
Mr.. A. B. Thomson, the defaulting cashier
of the Provident Saving Association, St.
Louis, which closed its doors on Wednesday
of last week, will be remembered by many of
our people as the gentleman who had charge
of the st. Louis Light Cavalry on their eX
petition through the Southeast last summer.
Sheriff Buford, assisted by Charlie Vale, |
left town on No a Saturday evening as es-
cort to Sam Rice on his journey to Fulton.
They enjoyed a pleasant trip. Perhaps |
Charlie enjoyed O. the construction Tor re-
versiOn) put upon the case by Sam, who i'm
pressed the idea upon his fellow travellers,
that Charlie was his nephew and was the
non cOnlpOs meRtis.
The Choral Glass concert at the Academy
of Music last Thursday evening was largely
Ill f,ak A. I-olt
full. The programme was carried out, and
the renditions-especialyt those by the class
were excellent. The solos, also, were
good. We have neither time, space, nor
ability to more specifically criticise the per-
Torrance. After the concert, ice-cream,
etc., were served TO the hungry and thirsty
The net proceeds were about
$50.
The good people of Annapolis and vicinity
will give an "Old-Fashioned Old Settlers
on Thursday, July Goth, and we
advise all who wish day of recreation and
real enjoyment not to fail to avail themselves
Of this opportunity. Various amusements
will be provided; among which we notice a
game of base ball, wheel barrow and sack
races, etc., etc. Hons. J. Perry johnson
and VIM. r. Edgar will deliver addresses.
The Centreville Cornet Band will furnish
music for the occasion. For futher particu-
lars see bills.
A" Summer Festival will be given in the
Of Music next Monday evening for
the benefit of the Catholic church at Pilot
Knob. Those who have attended other
affairs of this kind under the auspices of the
ladies of that church in the Valley, know
what to expect: A mighty good time, with
Ill the attendants which make success inev-
table. Goza's String Band will furnish
music during the evening, and those who
delight in the dance will not fail to take adj
vantage of the opportunity. Admission, per
couple, including an A 1 supper for two, 81. =,
The principal arrivals at the Arcadia ,
House for the past week are:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neill, and Miss Mil ,
er, Memphis, Tenn. ,
Walter Nifong, Fredericktown, Mo. .
W.P. Caslar, De Soto, Mo. =
F. A. Bainbridge, Geo. w. Mebess, W. G.
Blum and wife, 6. w. Woodwork, T. H.
Jacobs, wife and daughter, A. Shea, wife L
md child, NJ. j. Rampel, wife and child, t
David Cory, Tho. w. Hyutt, Miss A. Werd-
r. Miss ID. Polack, Miss l.. Straus, st. Louis. ,
T. w. KEENAN, and two sons, De Soto.
Judge kerner, wife and family, two sery- I
nts, Sophia Gridon, st. Louis. t
Mrs. Emily Carl Vonbuhren, New York
;ity.
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