Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-08-06
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Des Are. Saturday, August Sth.
A picnic is advertised to take place at
Kirchner's Park, Saturday, August 18th.
J.o.t-On Tuesday evening of last week,
small diamond pin. Finder will please
leave same at this office.
The groye-meeting at Goulding's Park
has not vet resumed operations. When it
does, we will let you know.
Herrhen Schaeffer, Merkhems, und so
weiter-noch einmal: "Zwei thaler den
tag, und gebratenes fieisch"
There are rumors and continued rGmors
about the future of Pilot Knob. Nothing at
all definite or authentic, however.
Ice Cream, all kinds, over Fairchild's
store, Thursday afternoon and evening. a
liberal supply of pine apple cream
Adolph Nemnich, the Pilot iknob baker,
now supplies John Blemel with bread. 1t
is a good article and finds ready sale.
The members of Iron Lodge, No. 1Ol, L. y.
o. F., will give Grand Ball in the course OF
few weeks. 1t will De on the tip-top.
The readers of the REGISTER will find an
interesting letter from "Over the Water" on
low.
Marshal Patton took in q couple OF show
men for fighting Monday night, but as moth
ing serious resulted they were afterwards
discharged.
Married-July 3Oth, 1891. by J. L. AXE,
Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH WILSON of Gainesville
Texas, and Miss Lucy j. BARNES, OF Gen.
treyille, Mo.
1t has been quite while since there was
such a crowd in town as turned out to the
circus Monday. 1t reminded one OF the cir
Gus days of yore.
The work of tearing down the houses IN
New England and shipping them 10 the III
nois coal mines still continues. FIVE oulio-
ings were thus demolished" within the
past week.
The picuic at CalIison's Grove on Marble
Greek last Saturday drew quite large crowd
and the day passed pleasantly. The usual
attractions were provided, and good humor
and good order prevailed throughout.
The promised brass-band contest did not
materialize last Monday-owing, we are IN
formed, to the apprehension of the man VINO
blows the bass horn in our home nine. He
was accused of uttering false note. Iuosd :.
Parties desiring to purchase safe retreat
from mosquitoes and sultry nights would 90
well to see the residence offered by Mr.. Nall
In which we are assured sultry nights are
unknown. See advertisement In anotner
column.
The Belleyiew people are expecting Dig
time and large attendance at their Barbecue
trotting matinee promises to be the most IN
teresting event OF the kind that mas 'aAel
place in the county for years, and the othe'
attractions will be equally good. Attend
you can.
The official time-card of the Missouri Ia
c,fc Railway for the month of August con.
tains a very pretty view of Arcadia 'ane1
looking from the hills south OF Arcadia
The picture is accompanied by short sketci
briefly referring to the picturesque scener.
and MANY other inducements this section OF
fers to summer tourists.
The cases against the boys OF Annapolis
who were charged with disturbing religion
services in that town couple OF weeks since
came up for trial before Justice hemper Il
Des Arc last Saturday morning. Mr.. W. ID
flaw in the information, however, ana IN
cases were thrown out Of court.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church o
Sunday, August 9th, will be observed III
Second Quarterly Meeting for this Conner
ence Year. The Presiding Elder, rev.
M, Martin, of st. Louis, will be present an
will preach on Saturday night ano ounua
morning. All are invited to come VINO
not worship elsewhere. Cordially,
ISAAC BORIS, Pastor.
Dries NJ. Petit and Miss Alice Davis
Piedmont were married at tue hiCn'iie
Hotel in st Louis last Wednesday. Inns
the fourth time the groom mas oeen -
mems altar and the third time MS oii'e -
been Miss Davis. The Ut. Is que VI =.
best known men in Wayne county anu III
this event was not wholly unexpected ST
the announcement created conslderaoie Su
prise
4 s,rise of the ouarrynen at Schneiuei
Ios, SATURDAY. threatened to make pothe
lint we understand that a compromise Is
fected. and work will go on, As usuai. II
men were required to work overtime, WI
the same nav per hour for the extra hou
accorded IDelu YIN
work. They demanded fifty per cent
vance for the extra hours, ana mere
clash came. But all the parties interest
SCOT together" and now, tits saio' ever
thing is lovely and the fowl of the genus
ser depends at the proper altitude
Terrell Bros Circus, which exhlol'eo
Ironton Monday, drew big crowos oo'n
the morning and evening, and the perIor'
ance gave fair satisfaction. 1t is by no mes
the biggest aggregation the road, but 1t
some good features, and. all in ALL Inc sn
came up to general expectations Inc ga
was first class, the trained horses eduN'
any, and the tumbing superb. 1hey oA,'
no gambling outfits, Whatever and on
whole, the management seemed lnehneo
do the sqaure thing. They were at al
tnp,on Tuesday, and show at Bonnie lie
to- day.