Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

the market for the past two weeks and arr
now plentiful.
'. Sullivan was last week appointed most
master at Sabula, this county. Vice r.
Tindell, resigned.
lie iron bridge across Stout's Creek ba.
lately been refioored. A wise moveman,
and needed Improvement.
"A couple of dark complexioned musiciao.
NATIVES of across the water-passed north,
ward through onr streets last Monday morn.
ing.
Inc many refreshing rains of the past
week nave insured good oat and hay crop
anu contributed not little to encourage the
nope Tor good yield of corn next fall.
Rev. DR.. Schuyler, rector of Christ,s
Church, st. Louis, is negotiating for the
lease OF cottage in Arcadia, and will prob
ably spend the warm months in the Valley,
Do not forget the Festival by the ladies
OF the Baptist Church at the Academy of
Music tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
Best OF Ice Cream, Strawberries, Cake, etc.
DR.. w. c. Patton has purchased from F.
Rodach, Esq, the piece of ground just east
OF W. X. Edgar's residence. The DR.. IN
tends building residence thereon at some
future day.
FoUND-Between Pilot Knob and Iron
Mountain, a Pocket Book with a small
amount of money III il. Owner can have it
by paying for advertising. See Chas. j.
Tual, Arcadia.
MIR. j. VI. Laws. of Lesterville, Mo-, is
prospecting for lead on his farm. The Out
look says that Mr.. LIS prospects grow
brighter with each successive foot he makes
toward the interior.
Another change was made in the time of
some of our trains last Sunday. No. 7Jl
now goes south at 12:12 p. NJ; No. 154 north
at 2:15 p. NJ; No. 753 south at al A. NJ
The time of the other trains is unchanged.
Two ladies were thrown out of a spring
wagon by runaway horse in the North
End one day last week. The ladies happily
escaped injury, but the wagon was. badly
demolished. The horse had been frightened
by Il passing train.
The IrOndale Cattle Company has award
ed Mr.. Louis Miller, of Arcadia, the con-
tract for rebuilding the property they recent
ly lost by fire. This work will probably
keep Mr.. NJ. in Irondale for couple of
months anyway.
Collins, the livery man, proposes to par
alyze the Valley. Next week h. will receive
an entire new outfit of buggies, carriages,
etc, and says he will shortly auction off his
old rigs. He proposes to be up with the
times, and the toniest of the toney.
Prof. b. Fox, of Washington county, has
accepted the principalship OF the Arcadia
Public School for the coming year. Prof.
Fox, it will be remembered, had charge of
the Arcadia School some two or three years
ago and proved himself competent in
structor.
The picnic given by the three bands at
Mlddlebrook on Sunday last iuaugarated
the "outing" season for 1889. The weather
was fine, the attendance large, and the ar
rangements and order first-class. We sup
pose that the financial returns were very
satisfactory to the parties in charge.
School Commissioner John Il. Scoot re-
quests us to state that his first examination
of teachers will occur on Thursday and Fri
day, 9th and eth of June, ut Beleview; the
second on Saturday, Sth of June, at lronton.
Every teacher who wishes certificate is re-
quested to apply at one of those dates.
MARRIED-At the NJ. Z. Church, 1ronton,
on Thursday, May 10th, 1889, Rev.. oLIN
WARD ROSE and Miss NAOMI GoULDING,
Rev. 0. NJ. Martin officiating. n model
couple, perfect May day for the solemn
ization of the ceremony, what could be more
ominous of a blissfu future for the parties
nr;po;paI We offer hest wishes
The Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
and Brakemen will give Grand Union
Picnic, De Soto, on Tuesday, June 18th.
Endeavors are being made to secure Tree
transportation for those parties up or down
the road that may desire to attend. One OF
the best orchestras in ST. Louis will furnish
music for the occasion. Tickets % cents.
Rev. j. w. Lewis, Superintendent of Bible
Work in Missouri, will address the people OF
Arcadia Valley at the Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday, July 9th, 1889, at IL a. NJ. Inc
occasion is the annual meeting OF the Iron
County Bible Society, and the claims OF the
American Bible Society will be presented.
The public are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
The Bonanza desires us to inform the
CRYSTAL Mirror that it will have another
new lad" in a week or SO, and if the afore-
said newspaper wishes to again appropriate
from the Bonanza columns OF the REGIS Elk
for the use and benefit of the crystal Iiate
Glass Company's advertisement, IL Is Ut lio-
erty SO to do; but hereafter please give
credit.
The REGISTER desires to return THANKS 10
Mrs. c. Kuhn and Mr.. c. 5. Russell, VINO
each presented us with some delicious straw
berries on Saturday last. The fruit THIS
year is especially large and weli-haroreo
and donations of this nature toucn the teh-
derest spot of the printers makeup Inc
kind friends above named shall be long re-
membered.
After Judge Thomas rendered his decision
in The Delano divorce suit at our late term
of court Mr.. Delano made application lor
nosses.ion of the child. Judge Thomas very
properly refused the petition and the matter
was appealed to the st. Louis Court OF APP
meals where the case was argued by the OPP
nosinr attorneys Tuesday. Up to time OF
our going to press we haye not learned the
decision.
Messrs. Henry Ahrens, Henry kocher,
Ollie Reed and Chas. Setter returned TO the
Knob last Saturday from Iron Mountain,
Mich, whether they departed few weeks
since with the intention of working In the
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