Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-23
1t is reported that we are to have another

IL Is TepOTLeu tnat we are TO nave another
and very elaborate dry goods and grocery
store in what is known as Schneiderville, te
be called the "Schneidervi!e Merchandise
Company. Mr.. Fred Kilalee left this
morning for the city to lay in five thousand
dollar stock of goods, and wants to be able
| to open in great shape by May LIST.
Mrs. Chas. Hanson visited part of last
of the Misses Kaths.
Mr.. HOus. Warner and wife left Saturday
for Crystal City, where Mr.. Warner has Sc.
cured job at carpentering.
Owing to business getting a little slack
here again the Company have been forced to
lay off some of their largely employed force
and the result is some forty or fifty quarry.
men were laid off on Saturday evening, but
we hope only for short time.
Mr.. Alex Ghraham has been quite indis.
posed for the past week, so much so that be
has been unable to work, aud, in conse-
quence. is taking lay off and is visiting al
Judge Hancock's for a few days, hoping that
he will soon be able TO report for duty.
Mrs. john Lindsay and Mrs. Frank Hins-
dale are experiencing al attack of neural gia
but are reported as feeling better at this
writing.
Edward Coad has bought the John Rick
man house at the foot of the elephant rock
Consideration therefor, $50.
1t is given out that Messls. Schneider &
Sons are putting on d gang of stone cutters
to- day, and quite a number of laborers are
getting employment. a thing certainly to
be appreciated.
Several of our boys are now working on
the new City Hall in st. Louis, and report
the job as being Il first rate in every particu-
lar.
Another new bicycle in town, the property
of Fred kiilalee. Fred, of course, belongs
to the Club, as Is reasonable to suppose.
Fine cigars, choice drinks and elegant liter
allure are deliberately INDUCED in of evenings
by the members and especial invited guests.
Nothing is overlooked and forgotten to make
things and matters appreciate.
Our district school will close this week,
and, no doubt, the teachers, as well as pu-
pills, will be highly pleased and can take a
few weeks vacation with great pleasure.
Mrs. Jas. McLaren, accompanied by her
>lSLtis Ihies -hdiy DctttS, are flSlllLS Will
parents in St. Francois county.
Joe Wilson, accompanied by his wife,
spent last week with friends in Syenite,
Fredericktown and De Soto.
Schneider Sons may drive the fastest horse
in town, but Joe Wilson drives the finest
and best matched team in Iron county. This
We say without fear of contradiction.
1t is said that April showers bring May
flowers. If this be true we will surely have
lovely May with the prettiest of the pretty.
Miss Ethel Smith, who had narrow
escape from death by Russell Smiths little
pony some two weeks ago through running
away, is now improving nicely and is able to
be around again.
Mr.. Sam' Bass, our J. P, has left this
place for California for an extended visit to
relatives on the Pacific slope, and, perhaps,
may spend the residue of his years in the far
West. May happiness and prosperity ac-
company him is the wish of all his friends
here.
Vice President Z. NJ. Smith has been
spending a few days looking over the S. q
Co.'s interest at Syenite, St. Francois county
Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell and her grand
daughter, Miss Salie MatkIns, of Knob Lick
are visiting in town, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. a. Cloud. Mrs. Mcdowell, how
ever, Will return home to- day. TYRO.
April 20th, 1891.