Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-07-09
LOCAL BREViTIES.

The brewery wagon delivered over 1900
pounds OF ice last Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dale on
Monday, July 9th, boy. All are doing
well.
Ironton has twice as many buggies and
pleasure rigs as any other town in southeast
Missouri.
Parties desiring fresh fish every Friday
will please leave their orders with Fl Davis,
Ironton, Mo.
The reyiyals at the Baptist and Fort Hill
churches closed last week. A number of
converts resulted.
Ironton celebrated" without single ar
rest the entire day. There was good order
and no disturbances.
Ice Cream, Vanilla, Lemon and Chocolate,
by the z. G. over Fairch1ld's store Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Please go to the Episcopal Church next
Sunday and hear discourse on 'The Voice
of the Church of God in its conservation"
As patriotic force as the REGISTER en-
ploys, can never recuperate in time to bring
the paper following up TO the usual standard.
The Sunday School of the Episcopal church
spent the afternoon of the "4th'' out in
GouIding's Park, where they all had jolly
time.
VIM. Hills has bran new mower and is
prepared to do mo wing for anybody on
short notice. Leave orders at his livery
stable.
The Russell family had q reunion out in
Russellville last week. Several generations
were represented and the occasion proved a
very pleasant one.
There will be public baptizing in Stout's
creek, east of the wagon bridge next Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Shoush officiating. Probab-
ly half dozen or more will be immersed.
The past week has been a model one for
haying and many a ton of the new mown
has been safely barned during that time. A
little rain for the growing crops is needed
now.
The crop of huckleberries this year is large
and they have been very plentiful this week,
selling as low as twenty cents gallon.
Raspberries and dewberries seem to be
holding out well, too.
The pedestrians who were gong to 'hoof"
it to Pennington have smmered down con-
siderably In the past week and the contest
has just about been declared off. The Col
lector carries the laurels.
We learn that very pleasant picnic was
held on Crane Pond last Saturday. There
were number of addresses, among them
one by Rev. G. w. Buford of Belleview.
The attendance was fair and everybody
passed the hours comfortably and enjoyably.
Frof. B. Fox left the Valley Tuesday for
Centreville, where he goes to take charge of
an eight months school in that place, and,
possibly, open law office. The Prof. is an
able educator, fine student and good cit
izen. We wish him every success in his
new field.
Frank Rose, an old citizen of Madison
county, died at the residence of his sister
in-law, Mrs. A. Rose, in this place last Sun.
day. Up to few days ago the deceased
was in his usual good health and his demise
was rather sudden. The Interment occurred
Tuesday afternoon.
The Railroad Brakemen will hold their
Annual Picnic in Goulding's Park, this city,
next week-the exact day having not yet
will be run from De Soto and st. Louis, and
the attendance Will probably be large.
big time is anticipated.
WANTED-A School Teacher, on Carver
Creek, two miles west of Hogan, to teach
five months school in District 3, Township
81 and 33, Range, 8 east. Term to commence
July 18th. Salary, $50 per month. Apply at
once to G.. W. Swaringim, Geo. Sheriff., or
n. NJ. Anderson, Glover, Iron county.
The newly elected officers of Iron Lodge,
No. 10., L. .. o. F., We're duly installed last
Monday evening, Deputy Grand Master
Order of Bismarck acting as master OF cere-
monies. The officers are Jno. Blemel, \. g.;
A.P. Vance, Vice Grand; J. T. Baldwin,
Secretary; and John Albert, Treasurer.
Mr.. D. A. johnson and family arrived
here overland from Annapolis yesterday af-
ternoon. They are travelling in a one horse
surrey, and expect to make the entire dis
lance to Mr.. J.'s fathers, 90 miles beyond
jefferson City, in that rig. They resumed
their journey this morning and expect to
complete the trip this week.
The killing of birds in this Valley by the
small boy with the gun goes merrily on, dis
Dlte the law. IL VIII Al
uuire down about Judge Langdon'S he will
find case of gross violation of the bird law
We welcome summer visitors to our beauti-
full Valley, but their children must conform
to the law, just as the natives of this valley
are compelled TO do.
Now is the time to buy cheap Sewing Ma
chimes. Low Arm Singers, drawers, so;
improved High Arm Singer, drawers, $40;
New Home, from S35 to $50; Light Running
Domestic $50 to $50; White, So to $50;
Wheeler 4 Wilson, Improved, $50 to 100;
household, $50 to $40. Several second hand
Sewing Machines in good running order,
els each. Call at Domestic Office, lronton.
In affirming the finding of the lower court
iu the Orrick murder case the supreme
Court named Friday, August 21st, as the
day of execution. The defendants attor-
neys, however, have since filed motion LOT
re-hearing, aud as the Supreme Court has
adjourned until September 18th, the motion
cannot be passed upon until that time. This,
of course must result in another postpone
ment of the execution, which, OF course,
cannot take place until the court has passed
on the motion for re-hearing after it recon-
yenes in September, and it is not likely there
will be any further developments before