Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-05-27
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, %Is@1 - shipments per da
g. ~ -9fssA (of 10 hours) tina
so - SO - were ever made be
tsesss ID 9SEs $3.50 fore, and it is prin
S,sss.gE = es.s-sssY cipally on accouu
Saysss of the facilities TO
Sssgzs loading and hand
ling the ore.
ay-day last Saturday, and some Of til
smallest checks-and more of them-tha
any preceding month since the mines wen
into the hands of Receiver.
Some of the parties that had bills agains
the Ore and Steel Company before it CLOSED
and were taken hold of by the court, ar
quite jubilant over getting good, sqIar
settlement, and paid every farthing
Jim says they amt bald eagles; they ar
buzZards.
Mr.. Crainc and Balkey are busy making
thorough survey OF the mines, inside an.
out.
The diamond drill, under the supervision
Of Mr.. Goodenough, started on Tuesday.
The prospect shaft near the dump side
track is about 20 or so feet deep, and they
| have not struck solid rock yet.
The machinists spent part of the frs
day of the week fitting a new cog that wa.
broken out of one of the cog-whees on The
holster at the shaft.
Mr.. Aug. Reke will please accept the
thanks of the p. X. C. B. for the handsome
cash present he made them on Saturday
night, last.
Why didn't they try little lynch law or
| that person who so cruelty treated that little
| orphan girl: ! don't think it would be GO
ing against the law. 1 like to see the law
carried out to the letter, and am law -abld-
ing citizen, and therefore think that man
should not go UNPUBLISHED.
The hosting engine at the Shaft is one Of
the best kept and the cleanest pieces of ma
chinery that is on the Ore and Steel claim in
the Pilot Knob department.
No flats, no work here! That's what
"knocks." think the railroad should either
build more ears or make some other ar
rangements, so that it might be able to ship
the ore that is got out at the Knob.
Our old and respected fellow workman, j.
r. Highley, is candidate for constable of
Arcadia township. Boys, Jim is good man
which you all know, and will make q good
officer if he is elected, and don't you forget
it.
Hermann's wedding was a grand affair:
plenty to eat; the same to drink, and Il good
time in general.
Bill Trauernicht the Knight of the Shears,
ut M1ddlebrook, banquettcd the "Drifter"
and fifteen of his patrons last week, under
Mikes arbor.
Bill King is an No. l bartender. He
sings beer with flourish that would al
most make professional take a back seat.
MARRIED-At the residence Of the brides
mother, on Thursday, May 90, 1886, by Rev.
Schmucker, Mr. HERMANN HELD and Miss
MARY WEBER-al Of Pilot Knob.
The marriage cermony was performed at
, O'Clock p. NJ, in Rev. sehmucker's best
fashion. The bride was tastefuly dressed
i'll regulation costume, and with the brides
maids, formed group lovely enough to
make all bachelors forswear single blessed
ness. At eight O'Clock the bridal feast was
spread, and numerous friends-among whom
the band, Of which organization the groom
is a member, cut a conspicuous figure. 1t
was feast fit for the gods, and complete
justice the humans rendered unto it. The
festivities continued until about twelve
O'Clock, when the guests sought their re-
spective homes. The following is an incom.
plete list of the presents displayed;
Beautiful clock, j. Thiele, st. Louis.
Silver caster, Ernest Ebresht, st. Louis.
Bcdspread, Mrs. Heinrichs,
Cups and Sancers, Mrs. Ebrecht "
Centre table, do.
Rocking chair, F. Rodach. Middlebrook.
. bedspreadS, Mrs. Rodach,
Beautiful lamp, Miss l.. Rodach I"
Sugarbowl, Julius Rodach,
BedSpread, Mr.. Il Mrs. Trauernicht, /"
doZ. plates, III. Held,
Caster, set teaspoons, knives and forks, O.
f. Held, Midllebrook.
. Tides, tablecloth, napkins and towels,
Mrs. II. Held, MiddlebrOok.
Lamp,&c., Mrs. Mrs. j. Weber, Pilot Knob.
Set Glass dishes, F. Seibert, IS
g Mrs. =. ii. Jaquith, ."
f. MI thinner, IS
Fine caster, Miss Louise Amelung SO
Tablecloth, Mrs. G. Amelung, 4"
Set knives and forks, Mr.. & Mrs. Z. Waters.
Set cups and saucers, knives and forks, Mr..
& Mrs. II. Malone.
Set kitchen furniture, II. Weber.
Fruit dish and towels, Mrs. Kessler.
SOupbowl and spoon, Mrs. Enderen.
Fruit bowl, Miss Kinzer.
SoupboWl and spoon, Mrs, Yankee.
Cakestand and cake, Mrs. Schwaner.
Lamp, Miss Annie Peetz.
BedSpread, Mrs. II. Peetz.
Pitcher, Mrs. II. Eckert.
Teapot, Miss Lena Siebert. And many