Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

r. c. Bohleke is elerking for W. W. Nall
during his closing out sale.
w. C. johnson, late of Middlebrook, has
removed to Brunot. Success to him.
Squire Wiggenstein, of Madison county,
gave us 4 visit last Wednesday. Call again,
Judge.
Miners Assembly, No. 1921, X. of l., will
hold tneir regular meetings in the Academy
of Music.
One of the pusher crews is "off" in conse-
quence of the Il. of L. strike. No freights,
no pushers.
siarried-At Fredericktown, No., Febru-
airy s3d, John Z. Law to Miss Birdie Nifong
Nay good fortune be theirs.
Services at the Ironton NJ. E. Church
next Sunday morning, and at Pilot Knob
at O'Clock in the afternoon.
jackson, Photo, has an excellent picture
Of Ben Deering, and can furnish copies to
ali who may call soon, at 20c each.
j. 8. Jordan, attorney at law, and August
Rieke, groceries and provisions, present their
compliments to the public this week.
The City Council met last Monday, and,
besides the regular business, appointed
Judges for the city election, to be held April
9th.
Capt. Zgart was last week made Commits
sioner of the u. S. Circuit Court for the Eas-
tern District of Missouri. An excellent ap-
peintment.
Owing to the strike on the railroad, which
caused a suspension of work at Pilot Knob.
Jronton's streets have been full of people for
she past few days.
1t gives us great pleasure to announce that
Mrs. W. I'll. Byers, who has been very sick
for some time past, is now convalescent and
getting along nicely.
From the amount of brick being moved
during the past week, we should judge that
IroBson was going to have some improve
ments In the near future.
Mr.. F. NJ. Farrar has our thanks for an in
~itatian to attend the commencement exer-
cises of the ST. Louis Medical School which
took place last Thursday.
MARRIED.-Mr. PERKINS to Miss MENA
SCHMITZ last Thursday evening, March 9Th.
The boys gave the happy couple a"send OH"
in the shape of ehariyari.
Warranty and Quitclaim Deeds, Deeds of
Trust, Bonds for Deeds, House and Farm
Leases, Chattel Mortgages, and all kinds of
Justices Blanks, for sale at this Office.
Mr.. Gus. Generli, of Prescott, Ark, will
make lronton his future home. He has
moved into the Herald office and will open
fewelry store. We welcome him TO this
section.
Bro. Hotson has been making some i'm
proyemeuts on his premises and sidewalks.
II every citizen took such an interest in the
sidewalks as Bro. Hotson,we could feel justly
proud of them.
A drunken horse and buggy from Granite
vile went winding up Main street Tuesday
afternoon, running into into Delano's side
walk, collidiug with sober horse hitched in
front of the annex" and, with great care
crossing the bridge in front OF Tetwller's IN
safety. The horse was apparently In good
condition, but the baggy-top was a complete
wreck, hanging to leeward in fantastic tat
tiers.
A grand ball under 1.-THE auspices OF the
knissfs of Labor will be given at the Acad-
..r,v az Nusic on St. Patrick's day in the eve
ming. The ''boys" are diligently preparing
to make il the biggest affair of the kind the
building has seen since its opening, and no
doubt the spacious hall will be taxed to It's
utmost capacity. The Pilot Knob Orchestra
will furnish the music for the occasion, ana
fl goes without saying that the dancing VIII
he a success. The committee OF arrange
ments are doing their utmost to perfect ef-
erything so that there shall be no halt In the
festivities nor catch in the programme. we
guarantee for them to all who may attend
good time of rational enjoyment. Admis-
sion, per couple, 40 cents.
List of letters remaining uncalled Tor at
the Post Office at Ironton, No., March sfh'
1886:
Andrew Jonn III krkpafrlck Moan
Arenz John 4 heatnies aoan
Anderson John Lashiy MISS 9Hiia
AsbInot Miss NARY Mauekey Mrs Lenece
Rittiek James Meyer Charles
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