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

Ed. Rsgister-Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Broom Ted, at week, a daughter. Mother
and child are getting along nicely.
M. Geo. Marian, who has been spoken OF
in the columns Of the REGISTER some time
back, a. acciienily shooting himself in the
leg while on: hunting. has about recovered.
and has resumed Work again.
The law suit spoken OF il last weeks issue
Of the REGISTER, in regard 70 Sands versus
Maze has, We understand, been settled sat-
istac,orily 10 the parties in question. Sands
getting judgement for & 30, and Maze pay
ing costs.
Business i looking little bright just
now, the company having secured another
job: Yet some are leaving every day or 50,
but their places ara, however, supplemented
with new arrivals: % The gain i generally
equal 10 the los in tai> case.
Rev. >. NJ. Martin. Of -. Louis, held the
fourth QuaIterl- conference at the N. z.
Church on last Tuesday evening, returning
TO the city Oh No. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Alexander Ross, left Gran
itevilie last THURSDAY for Minneapolis, Min
neso:a. Mr.. Ross having secured Job at
hi trade in that city, hence their departure.
On last "Wednesday evening, several Of our
town folks cot together for the purpose OF i
few nour> q social e! 1yment, marched 10
the COMPANY hotel to Go honor to the hostess
thereof, Mrs. Scott Bateman, whose birth
day was the occasion If the gathering. All
present seemed 10 have enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. Martin Delamy left Saturday for Gin
einnafi, Ohio, for ! short stay among friends
and relatives.
Mes>rs. L. ". Smith, Frank Hiusdale, and
Geo. Caller, have each purchased them q
bran new safety bicycle. and are losing DO
zine in trying TO become professionals, so TO
speak. vet they lake tumble and that pretty
often, too.
Me>er,. Edward Turner, Chas. Rumble,
Jas Humme and sister, Miss Josie Hume, Of
>yenite, No, spent Saturday s0d sunday
with friends III town, the latter two were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Reno. They
returned home to-day.
Miss july Thomson, daughter OF Mr. and
Ms. ~ II. Thomson. Of the Boatnan's
BAuk Of -. Louis, was visitor in town last
week, the guest of Mrs Z. ". and Miss
Ethel Smith, and, Mrs. and Miss smith
understand bow 10 entertain guests. il j, safe
10 say Mis- Thomson's stay WAS . very pleas
one in every respect
NT. Frank Hin>d2Ie returned yesterday
from weeks visit 10 friends il VInceunes.
Indian reporting a. having al enjoyable
trip 10 the Hoosir stale.
The Grapiteyille orchestra will furnish the
music for the Catholic bail and supper 10 be
given AZ WorkRaH's Hall on March 18th,
s.. Patrick's day.
Rev. Father WeEnert, q Arcadia, conduct
ed The services at the Catholic church on last
sunday. delivering al excellent discourse TO
: crowded house Rev {. Brough aIso had
3 good turnout al the VI. Z. Church, both st
II O'Clock and AZ in the evening on last
sunday. Mrs. Chas. Reno and Mr. Jas.
>izemore were taken II the church on pro-
baton.
Mr.. John c. Thomas spent Sunday with
Mr.. SAINT Sizemore and family st Iron
Mountain.
Mr.. George Whitman and family Sundaytd
with friends in kaolin ana vicinity.
Lots Of people complaining Of colds these
days. but none Of serious nature that we
hear 81.
Prof. Irs hness. Of Des Arc, spent SUNDAY
in parental circles ST this pace. The Prof.
reports good health among the Des Arc
people, and business in fourlsbing condi-