Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The summer boarders are coming daily.
No. "a was about three hours late Monday.
Ice Cream bv the Z. G.'s over Fairchild's
store Thursday afternoon and evening.
INDIAN R. A. Chapter meets next Tuesday
evening, Dune 16th), and full attendance
is desired.
Johnny Sands" gives our readers an in
teresting and readable account of the revival
as he saw it.
The REGISTER is indebted to Mr.. Seguer,
the barber, for couple of spring chickens
the first of the season.
Strawberries are going glimmering- giim-
mering But the rawsberries, gentlemen
the rawsberries are a-comin'.
A Grand Basket Picnic will be given at
John Sielinger's Grove on Marble Creek,
July 4th. A good time is promised to all
who attend.
The strawberries are almost gone, but the
raspberries will soon be ready for market
The Weld of all the small fruits Will be ex-
ceptlonaly large.
The Kickapoo Medicine Company, which
was here about year and half slhce' Is
now RECALLING the people of Pennington with
open air concerts.
Hon. T.. d. Ferguson and family of Pop
lar Bluff arrived here last Friday, and VIII
spend the summer in the Lindsay cottage on
North Main Street.
The wheat crop in this county promises 10
be large-especially in the north end. WIN
good weather to harvest it is certain to prove
a most successful year.
The Teachers Institute, which has been III
session at the schoolhOuse here for the pas
two weeks, closes next Friday. Inc mex
Institute will be held at Belleview IN July.
Children's Day will be duly observed a
the PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School next sun
day morning. Special exercises have peer
arranged and an interesting time Is insurer
The following appointments were made b,
Mayor Cav and confirmed by the City Coun
Gil last Monday: VIM. CT. Fairchild, Clerk
DE-. Reese, Treasurer: and Paul Patton,Col
lector. No changes in the Council Comihi'
tees.
s.If we saw that we have no sin, we decelV
ourselves, and the truth is not in u.s.
five saw that we have not siuned, we max
him a liar, and his word is not in Us. -
John: $40.
Chocolate, Strawberry, Vanilla and Lemo
lee Cream at the Ice Cream Parlor owe
Fairehild's store, by the "Parish Guild" so
ciety of the Episcopal church, every lhurs
pay from p. NJ.
Mr.. CYRUS Russell fell from the roof OF hl
house in Russellville one day last week an
received rather painful injuries. Nothin
serious, however, and Mr.. r., beyond som
bruises, is all right again.
The following are the oficers-elect of lro
J.odre. No, 101, 1. o. o. F., for the ensuin
Yoor, Holm Blemel, \. g.; \. z. Vance,
G.: t. Baldwin, Sec'y; and Jno. Aioer
Treasurer. Installation first MONDAY
July.
The Nasons of Poplar Bluff are going
celebrate St. Johns Day, June oath, by
Grand Barbecue and Picnic. A number
excellent orators will be on hand ana ever
endeayor will be made to have royal goo
time.
We ;oin hands with the Truth in its de
nunciatiou of the crowd that Hlisuseu q
Stout girls at Middebrook. The action vi III
crowd was brutal ana lheAcus'oio' anu
fleets ANYTHING but credit upon those WI
took part in It,
Can't. C. r. Peck has lately received els
,n.rbla slabs from some quarries In the Ia
N he erected as tombstones over the gray
of old soldiers who are buried In TINS Ficl
i,v- These stones are delivered free OF cnaF
by the government.
hat We
We will kindly inform -" that we ne'
,nIav poker at Pilot Knob, but II we olu
would always have, in legitimate seii.uelen'
sour aces ND our sleeve. "Ah Sin" "aS'
circumstance to 'S." and the crowd 81
To ,round him congregate.
The saloon men are getting up their pc
,ions tn file with the County Clerk IN orc
10 secure license the ensuing year. Inc
will be little trouble in securing the IeqO
site number of names, as the "antis
making no fight whatever.
Assessor Reyburn commences the coun
assessment this week. The county oo'
has provided him with a complete ls' VI
the mortgages and Deeds of Trusts on IL
ord in the county and he Intends maAlns
special effort to list all personal properly