Iron County register., 1891-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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The first snow of the season came SUNDAY
night, and rapidly disappeared next day.
John Segnor, the barber, opposite the
post-office, will grind scizzors and fix UNI
berellas.in good shape, lat reasonable charges.
Your attention is called to the programme
of entertainment to be given by the public
school children at the Academy of Music to-
night.
indian r. A. Chapter will meet next Tues
day evening. Officers for the ensuing year
will then be elected, and full attendance Of
the members is desited.
Those who witnessed the closing eXcersises
of the public school last spring will not fail
to turn out this evening and encourage the
children in their efforts to raise a library
fund.
The Thanksgiving Festival at Graniteville
this wednesday, evening is going to prove
one of the biggest and most enjoyable reun-
ions of the season. Go you and help make
IL such.
The side track leading to the Arcadia VAL
ley Mills will be taken up forthwith, instruc-
tions to that effect having been issued from
headquarters. Cause: mills closed, and no
business.
How long before Ironton will suffer the
fate of WillIamsville? The conditions are
similar: wooden buildings crowded closeto
Pether, and no fire apparatus, nor water for
the apparatus.
Messrs. W. Fl. Clopton and Espenschied.
of ST. Louis, went down last Thursday night
to take hunt. Their territory will en-
brace the epvirons of Sabula, and take in
Big Greek, generally.
Mrs. II. B. r R1berson of this Valley, and
Ex-Att'y- Gen. Wingate of st. Louis. Will
to-day be united in marriage at the latter
city. The REGISTER wishes them long life
lots of enjoyment aud unbounded prosperity
John Blemel of the "Blue Store" desires
us to tell everybody that he has large and
varied lot of Christmas TOYS and Presents,
to suit all ages aud tastes. Ornaments, etc,
for Christmas Trees in great variety. Call
and take look at them.
The American Hotel Will be conducted
under a new management after the first OF
the coming month. Last VI lay Mrs. Rus
sell, Of Dexter, Mo-, purch SD the interest
of Mrs. Schmitz-furniture anil lease. Mrs.
s. retiTes on account of i'll health.
All Ironton's legal talent Is absent-over
attending the REYNOLDS Circuit Court
Messrs.. Emerson, Edgar, DelIaven, and
others, made the trip in hack Sunday. Ii
rained heavily all day, which no doubt ad'
ded to the usual comfort and pleasure of the
voyage.
There is a bad piece OF side walk between
Trammel's and the old Bresin place. Int
culvert this side has become clogged. ant
the late heavy rains covered the walk VIII
mud and debris. Pedestrians who traVe
that way complain bitterly. 1t ought to d
looked after.
Besides contributing to q good cause, yo'
will receive more THAI your moneys WORT
In the two or three hours entertainment
you will witness; and we ought 10 aio tn
children to such an extent that they may
enabled to purchase set OF books LOT eac
department of the school.
The construction train, which had oee'
making it's headquarters here for seVera
weeks, pulled out Sunday morning. ou
merchants and butchers will miss the ere"
who are an unusually quiet and orderly 81
of men, and spend their wages for the nee
essarIes and comforts Of life, rather than
riotous living.
A Union Thanksgiving Service will be heI
,n the Fort Hill Church, Thursday mornin
at ten O'Clock. All are invited to come an
unite in returning thanks, to "our fatn
in Heaven" for the many blessings OF u
mast year. There will be several sho
speeches, in place of the usual sermon. he
w. FL. Roberts will preside.
We have as good public school as the
is in Southeast Missouri; our teachers
earnest, industrious WORKER; the pup
studious and regular IN attendance. Inc
is perfect harmony between teachers al
pupils Let us encourage this CONDITION
things by showing our appreciation OF
same. Everybody come out to the ente
tainment tonight.
VIM. Trauernicht. E-q.-he, the we
tnown of Middlebrook-was in lronton IL
last Saturday fixing up the papers" necs
.ary to a transfer Of his Ghermanviiie pro
erty to John Snasdell OF that place. n'
nar,ies appeared to be we'll pleased al
eonsummation of the sale, and nodouot
% one of the instances where all interest
are gamers by the "dicker"
Observation-Disclosures F. JONES and MARY
powu,S. by Rev. II. Whitehead, at the r
,dence Of the brides father, j. II. bowm
November 10th, 1891. The bride was e'
,,ora attractive than brides are wont to
The couple passed through the ordeal
GOOD courage. Everything passed on mer
" and brightly. May the young cou
have a.prosperous and happy life.
The Arcadia Accommodation last Satur'
,.n,nq ran into q hand-car on the m
.uact between Middlebrook and Iron MOI
..,n The car had been set of the track
.ne gang of men using it, who had 81
nome for the night; but it is believed so
-,iscbieyous persons, desiring ride,
ren,,eed the ear upon the track. The nc
of,be approaching train alarmed them,
.hev ran off without taking tune to rem
che ear. The engine ran into the hand
--itn crash, lifting it upon the pilot
haif. way up to the smokestack. The tr
- s,onped as soon as possible and the
.,,uc,ion removed. Fortunately, no par
u,ar damage resulted FROM she incident.