Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-03-12

! Died, little Willie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Coad, on Saturday morning last, at
5 O'Clock A. NJ, of pneumonia fever, aged l
year and months. Tie remains were fol-
lowed by large concourse Of relatives and
friends TO there last resting place in Pilot
/ Knob cemetery north OF town. Our heart
1 felt sympathies are extended 10 the bereayed
parents in this their sad hour Of affection.
| The little blossom has come and gone, and
nothing Is left but sweet remembrance. OF
such, though, Is the kingdom of heaven.
! Little MaleomY, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
/ J. Mcleod, Is al present quite sick OF bilious
fever coupled with a heavy cold.
/ Mr., Michael McGra,h has been confined 10
/ The house the past week with pneumonia,
but at this writing Is improving slowly.
! Hopes for his early recovery Is entertained
/ By all, and that he may soon De able to re-
coTery is entertained By ali, and that he may
| soon be able 10 resume his duties IS clerk in
/ the company's store. 1t Is a. great wonder
1 that there are 10 more cases Of fever than
/ there really Is, considering the kind of
weather we are having.
| Mr.. William O'Brlen, Of st. Louis, with
two Of hi little bows, are visiting with rela-
tiyes in town. They viii return home Tues
day. Mr. ". Z. Hinsdale spent Sunday il
our midst, returning to the city to-day.
We understand that Michael Foley, Jr.,
has been awarded the contract for carrying
the mail between Granitesille aud Middle
] brook. This Is singular if not strange, in
deed, from the fact OF his belonging 10 the
wrong party, speaking from 8 civil service
standpoint, but then, such things do some
times happen, and yet such happening as
this i not characteristic Of the present ad-
ministratlon a. regards civil service.
/ Our bicyclists, Messrs. Hinsdale, Smith
and Collier, have had themselves fitted out
in brau new suits suitable for the occasion
aud III tell you the flies get no chance 10
light on these fellows, for the way they fan
the air its wonderful TO behold.
D. W. Oesterie and family have moved
from Graniieyiile to GherEanyile, and Mr..
David Archie has moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. OesterIe. Geo. Marian and
wife will occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Archie.
Mr.. Rob't Schneider is confined 10 his
room with iDfamaiory rheumatism and is
reported SIS being pretty bad of with the
affection.
Mes>rs. Jerry Harrington, Johnny Hart
man and Johnny Burk left to-day for Den
YER, Col.
John Anderson is nursing a very painful
eye. occaeioned by one of jobs pets on his
right cheek.
Rev. {. Brough delivered his last sermon
a. this place on last evening, unti! alter Ile
1t. Louis NJ. Z. Conference wbich conyene>
al Springfield, Missouri, the 18th uItImo.
II l. hoped however, that he will be Retained
here another year.
our district school, under the supervisors
Of Prof. Martin and Miss Annie Oesterie, Is
progressing niceIy. No contagious diseases
or epidemics Of any kind have thus lar Wis
tied our town 10 cause suspension i'll eth
er department, but, to the contrary, The
health generally has been very favorable
among The school going children, and VT
trust in his particu ar line that II will re-
main 50.
Fred killzlee, the wide awake little sales
man for J. NJ. Crews, SuudAyed witt friends
in Pilot Knob.
The Commute on selling tickets for the
St. Patrick ball report sales 80 far, beyond
sill expectations and are anticipating grand
lime, and, il is 10 be hoped, they viii.
The weather in our part Of The globe looks
to-day, 81 though we might have few days
# sunshine, which would certainly be
joyed by al T1Ro.
March 9Th, 1871,