Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-06-10
LOCAL BREViTIES.
Two new announcements,

I
yentlon meets in this city next Tuesday.
County Court is in session. 1t wrestle
yesterday with the usual Belleyiew roa
case.
1t is generally conceded that the event viii
take place in the early fall lprobaDly in Sep
| tember.)
Capt. Zwart is raising up and generall
improving his law office, one door south O
Roehry's saloon.
The REGISTER excuses the addition to it
Office on the plea of the girl for her baby
lit Is such a little one"
Messrs. Edgar and Roehry have purchased
the Davis property on Main street and hav
made important improvements thereto al
ready.
Geo. Carter will meet all trains at tn,
| depot with a first-class hack. Orders left a
the American Hotel will receive prompt at
| tention.
Don't forget the Amateur Literary Clui
Entertainment Friday evening at the Acad
envy of Music. The cause is a good one, ant
you will get full value for your shekels.
ton for the REGISTER annex lean learn
something to his advantage" by calling on
the editor of this paper or j. ". EXum.
The Granitevile Cornet Band and Orches.
ira are going to give an old fashioned picnic
and have 4 big time on the 9TH of July
Particulars will be given in due time.
These are the gala days of all the year
Why are sweetest things most fleeting:-
When Natures life and joys are at the full
And the candidates are freely treating.
Rev. B. F. Thomas under charge of the
City Marshal, or the City Marshal under
spent day last week fishing at Iron Noun
tain and brought home Il fine string of bass.
If you want a job of masonry or brick
work well done and done quickly, apply to
to A. II. st. Clair, Graniteville. Last Mon
day afternoon, from two O'Clock to seven, he
put up six perches of wall for the REGISTER
annex.
Messrs. Geo. Schultz and A. Roehry and
their families took fishing picnic eXcur-
sion the first of the week. The fish caught
did not add much to the spread they had
taken care to provide. They 1.-THE fish, were
not numerous but very fine.
James NJ. Logan's announcement for Pre-
siding Judge of Iron County Court appears
i'm this weeks issue. Mr.. Logan is an old
citizen of this county and too well known
for us to say anything about him that is not
already known and to his credit.
Mr.. VIM. WOolem announces himself a
candidate for Constable of this Township.
He wants it understood that he is running
in earnest; that, if he is elected, he will try
to serve the people honestly and efficiently,
and that he is in the interest of no candidate
but himself.
We thank Messrs. Jas. Wheelahon and a.
X. Sutton for some very fine Strawberries,
presented us last week. Two dozen of the
berries filled 4 quart measure, and made suf-
ficicnt ''toppins- off" for three persons at
dinner. For flavor and size, We never saw
them surpassed.
Our city and vicinity are already showing
that summer is here. We see q good many
faces that are becoming familiar OH our
streets during the warm weather, We well
come them among us and rs many more as
wish to enjoy the purest water, the purest
air, noble hills and beautiful valleys.
A grand ball will be given at the Academy
of Music on Monday evening, 21st inst, by
some of the Pilot Knob "boys," and they
extend a general invitation to the public.
Good music-the p. i. Orchestra, in all
probability-will be on hand and sill other
necessary things will be done to make il q
borough success.
Mr.. Crommer and family have gone te
their country home for short time. This
will be good news to the many friends of the
family for it has been many long day since
Mrs. Crommer has been able to get outside
her home. Their absence from town will
be felt as only the absence of good neighbors
and kind friends are felt. We wish them a
speedy return and full enjoyment during
their absence.
Parents, friends and patrons of the Area
dia College, are cordially invited to attend
the ninth annual commencement exercises
and the distribution of premiums at the
Ursuline Academy, Arcadia Mo-, on Thurs
day the 18th inst. at p. NJ.
MOTHER MARY ANN, Supt.
N.B.-Parents are requested not to bring
babies to the exhibition hall during the eE,
ercises.
MARRIED-At the kesling House, in IRON
tor, June Sd, 1886, by Rev. b. F. Thomas, of
this city, assisted by Rev. Lorenzo Waugh,
of California, Mr.. PHILIP CARTER to Mrs.
WALLEN-both of Belleview, Iron county,
Mo. Present at the wedding, Mrs b. F.
Thomas Mrs. III. l.. kesling Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Bland. After the services the happy
pair took the saddles for Belleview, where
they will probably reside. Success go with
them ever! Is. r. THOMAS.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton TO attend the Commencement EXercis-
es of the Manual Training School of Wash
ington University, ST. Louis, on Thursday,
June 10th. The invitation was sent with ''the
compliments of member of the graduating
class, "a little indefinite, since there are
three in the class from whom such favor
might come. Be he who he may, however,
he. with his classmates, has our best wish :
es for success in the strife which succeeds
the preparatory period about closed.
Louis NJ. Simms, of Bismarck, was drown
ed In singular manner at Iron Mountain,
last Sunday. He hired man at the dam to
give him a boat ride, and after being rowed
about a short time, he suddenly raised up
from his seat, threw his arms above his
head, and fell backward into the water. He
sank like lead to the bottom, and although
the boatman and others Immediately recov-
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