Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-21

VI OoHIaue MeauO"S, Oh iron MOUNTAIN
This is the first death that has occurred
among the members since the organization
of the lodge at this place, and we understand
that the funeral obsequies as conducted b,
Commander Dinger and his assistants wer'
very impressive and universally compli
mented.
Last Monday Mr. A. Campbell, of Marble
Creek, passed through town riding Jim
Buford's black Norman stalIion-a splendid
four-year- old, out of Mr.. BIS famous bald
faced mare, known to everybody in thi;
section. The animal is magnificent speci.
men of horseflesh, and attracted great dea
of attention as he passed through town. Mr.
Campbell will keep him on his farm or
Marble Creek during the present season.
The Second Annual Convention of the
W. c. I. L. for the Tenth District of Mis-
souri, will be held at Fredericktown on
Thursday AMI Friday, May I'd and Sd, and
not April 16h anu 18th as published last
week. This change in date is necessitated
by the absence from the state of Mrs.
Clara Hoffman who will be engaged in the
Massachusetts campaign for the next month
please make a note of this change.
PILOT KNOB, March 18th, 1889.
HERRN ELY d. AXE:
Geehrter HerT-Sie haben einen irthum
gemacht leZte woche indem sic mich und
meme kameraten wider NAL aufmerks am
machen about $50 day and roast beef"
Nun, Herr AXE: Ich yerdine 1926 zent
nd oil I I-or
bier, und aucb offers einen gebratenen turk
ey; und so lange ich das babe, rufe ich hurra
for Harrison. Achtungsvol.
FRANZ SCHROEDER.
Four wandering musicians and a monkey
delighted the school children and some of
the older folk on our streets Tuesday after
noon. The music, while not perhaps as ar
tistic as that of Gilmore'S, 1t certainly was
of an original nature, and that, as we know,
is always cOmmendable. The last seen of
the quntette they were faced northward and,
with the troops of the little ones that Gus
tered around, the scene was not unlike that
we read of in the old story, of the "Pied
Piper of Hamlin." There is no use denying
the fact that Emusic hath charms" and they
are not only for the savage breast, either!
We copy this week an article from the
Globe Democrat, headed 'Tenure of Office"
If the CD. "speaks by the card" there will
be numerous disappointed patriots in this
land. And yet it would be no more than
simple fairness in this section to adhere to
the plan laid down in said article, since the
Republican incumbents in the Federal Off
ces here were permitted to serve out their
full time: Mr.. Crumb until the 1st of Aug
ust, 1885, and James II. Chase to February
1st, 1888. But the past and the to come are
two things. and the "clean- sweepers" are a
loud -mouthed crowd.
Among the appointments of the NJ. f..
Churc Conference which closed its labors
at Pierce City Monday we note the follow
ing: Rev. G. Z. Heaton, at present of
Carleton institute, Pennington, comes to
IrOnton; Rev. Cyrus Brough to Granite
vile, and Rev. .. w. Rose will have charge
Of the Crystal City work for the next year.
We congratulate crystal City folk on their
good fortune and take pleasure in COM
mending Rev. R.to them as a true Christian
gentleman well worthy their highest esteem.
While we regret to lose him we are gratifed
to learn that his removal is in the line Of
promotion. Key. i. is now fully ordained
minister, having successfully passed all the
required examinations at the late Confer
ence.
Miss Lille Chiffon, one of Frederick
towns most charming young ladies, and
well known to a number of Ironton people,
was last week married to Mr.. 0. A. Buck
ner, 4 young lawv er of that town. This is
another exemplinGation of the truth of the
old saying that ''loye laughs al locks and
bars" For year, this young couple nave
been kept apart by the interference of the
sold folk,o but last Wednesday, in company
with few young friends, they secretly
hied themselves to the residence of a minis
ter in North FredsTicktown and were secret
" married. The parental forgiveness has
already been secured and the happy couple
are now peacefully enjoying their honey
moon at She home of the groom's folk in
Fredericktown. The REGISTER extends
sincere and hearty congratulations
There have been various rumors afl0at the
past week concerning the Arcadia Hotel.
one. from the st. Louis papers, is that Mr..
Gouid;s visit to the Valley last week was for
the purpess :; examining the property pre-
paratory to repairing md opening this sum-
mer. Another report is thst the property
has changed hands and is now undes the
control of couple of st. Louis gentlemen
who have the interest of the Valley at heart,
s,.s will make things move during the COM
Ing sunss,.ay season. Neither report Is au-
thentic, but w6 g.Ts them to our readers for
what they are worth. i1o-se4,Eer; If the last
mentioned should prove correct oa1 google
can feel assured that the long cherished
dream of Arcadia as a summer resort is in a
fair way 10 ,.e realized, for the men named
are true friends OF this section, and have the
influence, push and capital les warrant MS in
saving that success would certainly attena
their efforts.
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