Iron County register., 1886-09-30
From BeIIevieW.

| Ed. RegiSter-Once more I spend 4 few
moments, at least, in culling Il few items for
your valuable paper. was glad to see Des
Are represented, and especially by 60" l
like to read his communications very much.
| The scarlet feyer is not so bad in the VAL
| ley as was rumored by some who are afraid
of person who even has albad cold, especi-
| ally il the person can cough a little.l
| Robert Miller, son of Moses Miller, is quite
sick with fever at this writing.
Wood is selling in large quantities in our
town, which speaks of the near approach of
winter, but at this writing it is too hot for
any coat on.il the shade. We think little
cooler weather would be enjoyed better by
most of US.
The United Baptists are to have their As
sociation on Big Brushy creek, Reynolds
county, this year, and will convene on the
25th inst. The delegates from the church in
this Valley will represent in that body.
Assessor Ha"ral gave us a call last week.
Mr.Harral is finishing up his official business.
He has made us an excellent officer and we
reglet his departure from the field as assessor.
Mrs. Belle Lay, of Caledonia, was here this
week, two or three days, on business.
Mr., Wayne Logan, who is teaching school
on 1mboden fork of Black river, In this coun-
ty, was home last Saturday and Sunday to
see relatives and others. w. L. has been
teaching five weeks and reports success.
During the recent rain storms lightning
struck two trees and one stump near Mr..
Hillimau's, two miles from Cross Roads.
Rey. B. E. II. Warren will bid adieu to
RelleYiew soon. He anticipates going to
West Plains. He preached his farewell SER
mon sometime ago. Mr.. Warren has worked
earnestly and has accomplished a great deal
in building up churches and bringing many
to a knowledge of the truth.
Mrs. Carty, accompanied with Mrs. Buford,
went to Iron Mountain Tuesday. Mrs Bu-
ford will stay with her sister, Mrs. Jamison,
and other relatives, for few weeks.
Mr.. Milard Low anticipates locating on
Cedar Greek, about three miles from town,
in the near future,
VIM. Buford has been sick for some time,
but at this writing is much better.
w. X. Middleton near here is erecting a
store house on Cedar Creek. He will soon
he able to supply that country with things
usually kept in country store.
Farmers report that the ground plows fine
since the rain last Sunday, and most of them
are very busy pl0wing and drilling IN their
wheat.
Several parties will go to Black river Sat-
urday to attend the meeting, miles from
Black p. o.
We think c. had better 60 slow or he will
get into it lat his new place., and LET bis
communications be few and scattering.
j. c. Breckenridge is teaching school 4
miles east of here and is meeting with good
success.
Mr.. Perkin, our teacher, left Friday even
ing for Pennington to pay visit to relatives
and will return Sunday.
Potatoes are being dug and are better than
was expected, owing to shortage of rain.
Some parties informed us they would have
60 or Is bu., but il it had rained the same
ground would have made over 100 bu.
A Mr.. Smith, who resided near here In the
old Methodist church house, left last Satur-
day night about midnight for parts unknown.
He having got into trouble with MrJohnson
of Imboden Fork of Black river, concerning
some corn, he attempted to shoot johnson,
so he was told by some one he had better
migrate to Illinois, or some other seaport,
and he did so.
VIM. falkland has gone to Uttrey fork of
Black river with his cane mill.
By request of the board of directors and
others your correspondent will have vacation
for two weeks ON account of so much sick