Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-07
From KaOIln.

| Ed. fegaSteT-l Will endeaVor again TO give
few more scrlbbling lines from this local..
ty, though news is yet still rather scarce.
But one important event has transpired in
this vinity since my last: the marriage OF
Mr.. - Whitmon, of Granitevile, to Miss
Katie Dammann, Rev. W. c. Enoch, officiat-
ing, after which a fine supper was partaken.
The bride and the groom were the recipients
OF many beautiful and costly presents. May
their lives be long and ever happy, is our
wish.
We are informed that Miss Lucy Logan
will be employed to teach our school at Pep
per Street (the Ruddock SCHOOL,. We well
come you in our little town, Miss Lucy.
| Considering the chinch- bugs and cut
worms in this location, Mr.. Editor, 1 beliey e
them to be as numerous and disturbing as
anywhere else.
Your estimable Goodwater correspondent
was the guest OF the writer last week. We
found Mr.. E. the same interchangeable friend.
He seems to be quite strong member Of the
Farmers Alliance, and you bet, Mr.. Editor,
we greatly enjoyed his beautiful and appre-
ciating consultations on the Alliance.
The Normal High School at Belleview
closed Friday. An exhibition was held
| Thursday night previous to the last day and
quite number Of people were gathered and
enjoyed themselves to no little extent.
Messrs. Emmett Imboden and VIM. Rud-
dock, of Kaolln, and Thomas and Robert
Barlow, of near Cedar Grove, have exceed
ingy fine wheat-better than most others,
owing to the bad season.
We see in the last issue of the REGISTER
that Mr.. S. P. Reyburn announces himself
again for assessor. Mr.. r. is not only a
Democrat, but has all eady had a term of eX-
perience and given entire satisfaction, and
the people would all do well to cast their
votes for him.
We are informed that the Wheel has re-
Gently been organized at Belleview. They
elected Mr.. w. E. Belle, president; DIR. Bu-
chanan, vice president, and other officers,
but we have not yet learned their names.
We earnestly hope the prosperous move.
ments of this society will not interfere with
the progress Of the Farmers Alliance.
Mr.. L. c. Ruddock, our road boss, and his
men have done an excellent job on our roads,
which has helped their looks as we'll as their
conditions for travelling. When rps term
expires we think the people should rec elect
him, as he seems to have done better than
any one we have had previous to him.
We have just had glorious rain and the
corn and oats seem to be growing rapidly.
Messrs. Harry Paufeld, 81. Muse and 9TH
ers, who have been attending the high school
at Beleview, have made regular professors
of themselves, and some of them have reach
ed such high standing as to obtain the Sec
ond grade certificate, and also quite num-
Der of young ladies, who have been attending
the school. They, like the above professors,
will be employed in the occupation Of school
teaching this year. I am informed that
Messrs. John HI. and VIM. Chitwood, of
Logan Creek, have attained the high excel.
lency of education as to make practical
teachers of themselves. John will teach In
Reynolds county, near home, while William
will teach somewhere in Shannon county.
So you see, Mr.. Editor, that school teachers
are like the chinch- bugs and cut worms:
They are numerous and early-but not quite
so disturbing.
Mr.. e. w. Hughes made tour in Rey-
nolds county to Lesteryille, where he Is Wis
iting relatives and friends.