Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

move. Nearly all the farmers here arr
members of this society.
| Prof. Jasper Lathim, who is the peda.
gogue of orchard Grove school, has quite I
good attendance and having splendid sue.
| cess.
The writer and others from this place at.
| tended the United Baptist Association al
Goodand, and were much gratiied by the
way in which the meeting was conducted
which proved to be grand success.
would like TO give a legible account of the
preaching, etc., but for fear of inrruding on
your local itemizer from that point, de-
sist. During my visit to Goodland greatly
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. ''Tobias,' d
your old, reliable scribe from that place,
aud Mr.. Matthew Adams and family. Be-
fore leaving that neighborhood, was very
much pleased to have an Introduction to
your new Goodland correspondent. Incur
brief conversation, Mr.. p. informed me
that his school at Clones was fiourlshing.
Mr.. G. w. Holbrook, who has been suffer-
ing with excruciatipg pains from rheuma-
tism, was at our last Information recupera-
ting.
Hon. S. z. Reyburn was in this part of
the country on special business relating
with his office.
Married-Mr. l.. Raber to Mrs. Kate
Muilens, both of Pine Grove. Mr.. A. J.
Lindsey, J. P, performed the nupt1al cere-
mony. A band of boys gathered at Mr.. RS
domicile to have grand "cheyarie." The
crowd got plenty of beer to drink. and
very good time reported.
Mrs. Margal ct Westerman died October
I'd. 1888, aged 81 years and : months. The
orbate family have the coincidence of the
whole community.
Twas little disappointed in finding the
inside pages of the REGISTER entirely va
cant of print. I am no Republican, but
like to read about the tariff, etc., and bor-
rowed one of my friends papers and got to
read about it just the same.
Rev. Zenas Adams is expected to preach a
funeral sermon in Pine Grove school house
next Sunday. There Is some talk of getting
this distinguished clergyman to preach for
us the coming year. Well, Mr.. A. is an I'M
tiring and able worker in the Lords Vine
mons would confer a great benefit both to
the pious and irreliglous people of this COM
The following is the report of the second
month of Pine Grove school ending Septem-
Der 18th, 1885: The whole number of days
attended by all pupils during the month,
2333. Average number of scholars attending
each day during the month, II 1920. Aver
age number of days attended by each pupil
during the month, II 5.11. The number of
lays taught during the month, 90.
Along near the first of this week, Mr.. j.
W. and Miss Eta Newman passed by our
school on their way home, at near Cedar
Grove.
Politics is agtating the minds of the peo-
Pile of this place, and there are plenty of
Democrats and an equal number of Repub-
leans, Hon. J. B. Walker and Mann Ringo
was out here and exhibited some. very clear,
plain and approaching doctrine on the prin-
,iples of Democracy. The tariff and trusts
we're two principal topics displayed in their
political orations. Let me tell you, they are
ust what can make "Old Rome howl"
Mr.. w. L. Matthews, of Belleview, was in |
,ur. vicinity on soma very particular bust |
less.
Mr.. W. E. Westerman killed few days |
'go, very large gray eagle. 1t measured |
TX and half feet from one to the other end |
IT the wings, stretched out.
Pine Groye is to have representation in
he Democratic parade at Ironton Saturday.
MORE ANON.
October 10, 1888.