Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-02-02
LOCAL BREVITi ES.
Mud, mud, mud!


Mud, mud, mud!
Coasting is over for the present.
See Famous Grocery Company's new adj
this week.
A Mask Ball will be given by the l. q. C.
B. on the 18th, and good time is anticipated
Those who desire to take lessons in''French
speaking" would do well to call on Miss Adel
Lopez.
BoRN-To Chas. W. and Sarah S. Russell,
q boy, January 31st, 1888. All doing well
but "pap."
room over w. G. Fairchild's store, open from
two to ten P. NJ.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of Rev. Mr.. Wilson, who
has been very sick, is now, we are glad to
say, convalescent.
The friends of Mary jenkins will be graft
fed to learn that she is rapidly recovering
from her serious accident.
The young folks of Arcadia gave very
pleasant little hop at the...residence of Mr..
FlemIng's last Friday night.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the reading
room, Saturday, February 4th, at 2:30 P. NJ.
A full attendance Is desired.
WANTED-Girl wants place to do general
house work; good wages. Call at j. A.
Boody's, Arcadia, South College street.
Bishop Tuttle, of the diocese of Missouri,
will hold services at st. Paul's church on
Sunday, morning and evening, Of February
18th.
An entertainment by the Home Protection
Club was given Monday night at the NJ. +.
church, speaking and singing being the order
Of the evening.
With this issue begins the publication OF
Henry Watterson's great Tariff article re-
Gently printed in Horper's Magazine. We
commend it 10 our readers.
Rev. DR.. M'Annally's views on the way
Temperance campaigns are carried on are
of interest to everybody. Therefore, we
give them place in this paper.
Quite a number of Irontonians went coast
ing on Judge Russell's hill several nights last
week, end, we are told, enjoyed themselves
hugely, and made a corner on arnica.
MARRIED-At Arcadia, Mo-. tuesday
evening, January 31st, 1888, by Rev. W. L.
Neff, Mr.. ALLAN HINCHEY, of Arcadia, to
Miss LULU YANCEY; of Piedmont.
The happy couple have oul earnest wishes
for health, wealth and happiness.
An address delivered to the meeting Of
delegates from X of L. and Farmers Alliance
at Ironton on the Goth will appear in the
REGISTER next week, being unayoidably
crowded out of this issue. The address is
excellent in its tendency, and its teachings
ought to receive careful attention on the part
of all.
A Grand Masquerade Bell will be given at
the Academy of Music Monday evening,
February 18th, by the Ironton Cornet Band.
We predict good time to all who particl-
pate. Excellent music will be one of the
chief features of the evening. The invita-
tons will be issued this week. Admission,
per couple, SIPS.
To the proper authorities we would like to
say a word in regard to the condition of the
schoolhouse yard. The mud is at least a
foot deep. A few wagon-loads of gravel
would not cost much, and would better its
condition wonderfully. We hope this sug-
gestion will meet with approval, and will be
acted upon Immediately.
H. w. Jackson, the sold reliable" photo
grapher of Ironton, desires to call the atten-
ton of his friends and patrons to the fact
that he is now making better pictures than
ever. All negatives are sent to st. Louis to
be retouched by an experienced retoueher,
andsfnished at his gallery in 1ronton. Prices
very low. Satisfaction guaranteed. Please
call and examine his work and prices.
We have Just received new piece oil
music, called "Silver Bell Waltz" by the
popular composer, Charley Baker, whlcn we
can recommend to our readers as very good,
1t not being too difficult and at the same time
very snowy. 1t can be played on the piano
or organ, and will be sent at the special price
of emily II &c. stamps. Address j. Z. 1roene
& Co., 80 and 46 Arcade, Cincinnati, ONO.
The Graniteville Band Boys will give
Masquerade Ball at that place on the even
ing OF the 14th. All who know the manag-
ers will readily acquiesce in our statement
that the affair is Bound to be successful ana
full Of enjoyment. A costumer from ST.
Louis will supply masks and dresses. Ad-
mission, per couple, including supper Sl.oo'
Dancers will not fail to give the boys the
benefit of their presence.
The Swiss B ell Ringers gave an entertain
ment here last Tuesday night. 1t was one
of the best of its kind that it was ever our
good fortune to witness here. The bell
ringing and crystal chimes were immense
and quite novelty In this part OF the coun-
try, while Cowles in his women's rights
speech, and Fades with his funny faces.
were laughable in the extreme. The enter
tainment ended with roaring farce that
"brOught down the house,"
MARRIED-On Wednesday, January 2oth,
1888, at the residence of the brides parents,
near Einsteln's Silver Mines, by Rev. Roth
ensteiner, Mr.. r. A. ANTHONY 10 Miss
JENNIE WILEY-all of Madison county, Mo.
The REGISTER acknowledges with pleasure
an evidence that it was not forgotten in the
hurry, the worry, and the happiness of the
occasion, and begs in return to offer its con-
CALCULATIONS to all the parties In interest.
May the happy bride and groom live long
aud capture all the good this world can give