Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Probate Court is in session this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs J. Nelson, on the
29th ult., son. Everybody is doing nicely
Attend the Concert at Workman's Hall,
Graniteville, tomorrow night (Thursday).
Twelve hundred and twenty three votes
were cast at the primary election-and the
lines were drawn pretty tight, too.
DR.. VIM. A. Hardaway, st. Louis, was the
guest of DR.. Strong Saturday and Sunday.
He returned home Monday morning.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
Church next Sunday, morning and evening".
Subject, "Duty of children to parents"
The election Is over and the determination
of Iron count IS Democrac- is known aud
will be acquie. ced in by all good Democrats
Delightful showers have fallen during the
past three or four days, and the corn crop is
on a boom. Likewise there is good how for
late potatoes.
Walter Fisher goes in by a plurality of 81.
He had FIVE opponents, and no doubt feels
honored in being chosen over some as good
men as ran before the primary.
The REYNOLDS county prime election ie-
suited as follows: Dies son, Representative;
Jones, Circuit C'erE; Coz:le County Clerk; ;
BeyersdorT, Prosecuting Attorney; and
Wadlow, Assessor.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan had his
household augmented last Saturday by the
advent of son, and is happy in that and the
additional fact that all Immediately concern
ed are "as we'll as could be expected"
Il
man better deserved it. His opponent, Mr..
Henderson, is good man, too, and many
regret that where two such men run for the
same position. one must necessarily be beat
en-.
Preachers and and their wives who expect
to be at our Campmeeting at LestervIlle,
REYNOLDS county, Missouri, commencing
on the Odd inst, will please give me notice
one week previous, state what time you
will arrive and whether by railroad or 9TH
erwise. Id. LIGHTFooT'
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
who liy e in and near Granitevile will give
an Ice Cream Social at Workman's Hall of
that place, on Thursday evening, August
eth. The great attraction of the evening
will be the rendering of a good program by
ladies and gentlemen from Ironton ana vi
cinity. The entertainment will commence
early, and Ice Cream aud Cake will be served
at 3 O'Clock. Everybody come. Admission
lis only 10 cents.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
post office at Pilot Knob, Mo-, July 31st,
1880:
Carly ID Oyerton john
cameron Susan Putnam r
David William Seago VIM
Keltner James Stole john
Lewis James
TT not called for within thirty days they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
P. III. JAQUITH, p, N.
List of letters remaining in the Ironton
ros- office for the month ending July 3lst,
1890:
A1corn Mr. James Lawson William
Clark Mrs Frances Moore Mrs
Denny Mrs Allie KAY Miss inTZ
Jarvis Miss Rachel Thompson Mr.
johnson Monroe wallace "
II not called for within thirty days, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
THOs. BEARD. z. NJ.
Mrs. Chas. Sykes gave an Informal dance
at her home in Arcadia last Thursday night
which was very delightful affair. THOSE
nresent were Mesdames Andrews, Bridges,
wemu. Leech and Cramer, and Misses
Marie Gratiot, Belle Whitworth, May IohS'
Hattie Medley, Annie Newman, Annie Whit
worth. Miss BRYAN, and Messrs. Chas. New
man. Walter Clarks on, w. Z. Wemp, Harry
Homes. Chas Tual, Ed. Langdon, Ed. Balrd,
L 1T Iopsdsle and Mann RingO.