Iron County register., 1890-11-27
Granltevilie Items.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Reno, on
the goth inst, daughter. Also, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mae Jones on the 22d inst, a daughter.
Mothers and children reported as getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Jas. Maze, who has been confined for
some time, is yet very poorly. Mrs. Hall
had had severe attack of erysipelas, but is
reported improving. The sick folks st Mr..
Jas. Sizemore's and Lawrence Keliy's are all
able TO be around again.
Last weeks, while coupling cars, William
Patterson, the Company's brakeman. got his
left hand caught, completely stripping the
flesh from three fingers, and it is thought
they will have to be anputated yet.
Mr.. T. F. Walsh, the gentlemaniy secretary
and treasurer for the S. q. Co had an alter
cation with couple Of unruly boys while
trying to eject them from the store premises
one day last week, and received an ugly cut
on one OF his hands. II seems that Mr.. W.
had TWO other bows engaged to saw wood,
when the boys In question came into the
yard and began interfering with the ones
that were doing the work, so much SO that
they could do nothing, so thev reported the
fact to Mr.. Walsh, when he at once ordered
the lntrudeIs to get out, but they swore they
would not 60 until they got ready. So Mr..
W. did a. be had perfect right to and in
the scramble received the cut As above stat
ed, but says his wound is getting along very
well.
A Mrs. Bard Of Indiana is conducting
series of meetings at Workman's Hall, and !,
although being an entire stranger, she has
thus TAR had good-sized audiences, and
seems to give good satisfaction in the cause
under which she is laboring; as to the result
your correspondent will give later on.
The entertainment at Workman's Hall on
last Tuesday and Wednesday evenings by
Prof. Weston, the slight of hand performer
and his liliputian family. drew crowded
houses and gave entire satisfaction to both
young and old, except, perhaps, TO q few
smart alecks who claim to know everything
| and yet know nothing. We do. however.
think some of Prof. Weston's tricks were
par excellence to anything of the kind that
has ever been produced here.
Some of our town folk who took in the S.
| of V. Ball got stranded on the road home,
and, as a result, got in rather late, little the
worse for the trip.
| Messr-. Alex Leith ard Ferguson are
| spending few davs in the city, but will re-
turn in time 10 do the A. o. L. W. Ball at
/ the Knob on Thanksgiving eve.
| Mr.. David Oesterle and lady have return
| ed from a weeks visit to friends in the West
End Of the county. David reports having
| had good time hunting while there, and an
! enjoyable trip.
/ Trade good, work booming, and every body
/ happy with such a state OF affairs.
! Mr.. William Brown has bought the Ed.
McKernau property, and viii move therein
shortly. $275.00 consideration.
Mr.. Mckernau and family will go East, To-.
eating in Westerly, r. l., VI here be will en-
gage in the granite business.
Mr.. W. r. Hinsdale, while in the city. last
week purchased him fine bird dog; SO the
quail will have pretty slim chances OF es-
Gaping our crsck shots, such as Messrs. E..
NJ S. Il. w. S, W. r. H., J.C, Us INV
4. F., and IN fact, number of Others,
| among them, A 2. TYRo.