Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-09

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d boarding house, imposed on him last Satur
uay py MS Honor Judge Dinger. Mace
onehse consisted in his having too many
> the faiiings of "young buckn for such a
ola eoon." However, the indications ar
tnat MS experience with the law viii max
him wiser hereafter.
To every man who, sin the sweat of hi
= prov earns Bread" and voted last Novem
Der, we call attention to an article which w
THIS week reproduce from Puck, under tn
caption of "Who is in the Soup?" IT'S liv
ing, wholesome truth, every word of il
Read it, ponder over it, and you, who wer
deluded by the song of "Protection," will b
wiser now and forever hence.
Rev. DR.. Edw. Cooper, preached at tn
Presbyterian Church last Sunday, and OIL
Monday and Tuesday nights. Services will be
continued every night except Saturday. On
Friday night there will be preparation,
supper on Sunday morning. An increasing
interest is manifest in this series of meeting
and our citizens are cordially invited to at
tend.
In this weeks REGISTER is communica.
ton from "Vox Populi," every word Of
which we heartily endorse. No one who has
ever attended a public entertainment-or
private one for that matter-at the Academy
of Music but testify as to the truth of
"V. P.'s" statement and the just ground he
has for complaint. IT'S an unpleasantness
that can easily be done away with. Let it be
remedied.
| The Goldens gave two entertainments at
the Academy of Music on Wednesday and
Thursday nights of last week. The Com
pany, which has always been favorite with
our people, afforded the usual treat on their
late visit. The band they had with them
this time we believe is the best that ever
| played in our city. Their audiences were as
| large as it seems possible to get out these
| hard times.
A wedding of interest to Valley folk oc-
| Cured in St. Xavier's Church, St. Louis, on
Tuesday morning of last week. The con-
| tracing parties were Mr.. VIM. X. Morrison
and Miss Margie Blackwell. The bride is
well known here, having spent a number of
years in this place when the family resided
in Ironton. We offer congratulations and
best wishes to the young couple and trust
theirs may be a life of model bliss
Our readers will remember the killing of
Edward McCann of this county by Marshal
Moore, of Webb City, in that place on the
30th of July last. Moore had his trial at
Carthage last week and was acquitted. The
state made out poor case and the defendant
introduced sufficient evidence to show that
Mccain was resisting arrest when he was
shot. The jury was less than an hour in
agreeing on verdict, and the reports tele-
graphed to the city papers are that the re-
suit is viewed as triumph of law and order
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
post office at Pilot Knob, Mo-, April, 3Oth
1889.
Collins J > Judy Mrs q =
Downs VIM jenkins Molie B
Davis j 5 , Murphy Jesse
Dnderu GOdfried Manehuso Domenico
Freeman Alice OBrien VIM
Francini Ferdinando Pritchett j S
HeinrichS Mrs Ii ScallOw James
Henson James Thomas james
Ii not called for within thirty days they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
i. III. JAQUITH, =. NJ.
DIED-April 2Sth, 1888, Mrs. Annie l..
Reed, aged 40 years months and - days.
Mrs. Reed had been a consistent member of
the NJ. E. Church for more than fifteen
years. Her death was caused by consump- |
ton. At the last she testified that Size was
ready TO depart. She leaves hubsand and
three children to mourn her loss. The |
funeral sermon was preached at the Metho- |
dist Church by the writer, large number |
of friends being present. The body was in
tered in the Pilot Knob cemetery.
C.E. HEAToN.
MARRIED-At the residence of Mr.. +. |
Dinger in Ironton, on April 24th, Mr.. JOHN |
SIELLINGER to Miss AUGUSTA MILLER, both |
of Iron county, Judge Dinger officiating.
The bride and groom boarded the train the
same day for a trip TO St. Louis and Belle |
vile, Ills, where they spent some time visit !
ing friends and relatives, and had q glorious |
good time. Mr.. and Mrs. S. returned to |
Ironton last week and took up their abode |
on Nj. SIS farm, about ten miles south of
Ironton, whera they will make their future |
home. The REGISTER tenders its congrat- |
ulations and wishes Mr.. and Mrs. S. man. |
years of happiness unalloyed and prosperity [
supreme.
List of letters remaining in the Ironton
office for the month ending April 30th,
1888:
Appleton Mr. John G2bre Miss Angie
Albeit Joseph Mcbride Mr. Louis IL
Book Mr. f Il Piles Ben
Bell Mrs Lizzie Roger Mr.
Creig Sarah Russell Mr. A G.
Earls Mr. Harm Strader Mr. Jesse
Fahuestock Mr. Geo Stevens Miss Della
Crosse Airs Nellie Slocom Mr. Hugh
Hiner Mrs Ii Il SINNERS Mr. James
Hail Mrs Mary2 Smith lsom
Lockwood Mrs John Thurman VIM
McWilliams Miss + > Tirnboit JOh..
Merrell Miss Mary Young Elisha
Miss Mollie Buchanan
If not called for within thirty days, they
vii! be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
j. f. Il. EDWARDS, p. NJ.
The Centennial Anniversary of Washing
ington's Inauguration as the iarst American
President was patrioticaliy if not sA:en.iYe-
" celebrated in Ironton on Tuesday of las:
week. In the morning, salutes were fired,
and in the afternoon a gathering assembled
at the courthouse and listened to the we'll
timed and stirring addresses delivered by
Messrs. TwoOmey, Edgar and Walker. Con-
sidering the short notice given Ct the event,