Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

hOSfAL DnE lI1ES.
Lost-One Folding Key, No. 81, on Thanks
giving day. Please return to this office.
Several communications are laid over until
next week. Cause: out of space and type.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kelly, Ghermanvllle,
on Thursday, December 3, 1891, was born a
son. All doing we'll.
IT, you don't buy better goods for the price
paid at A. Winkler's, during the Holidays,
he will refund your money.
Mrs. III. o. Davis, Ironton Book Store, has
just received a nice assortment of Xmas
Cards, Fine Dolls, Toys, Notions, Candies,
and Fancy Stationery, Etc.
The Ladies' Committee for the L. o. o. F.
Ball will meet tomorrow (Thursday) at 2
O'Clock P. M, at Mr.. j. T. Baldwin's resi-
dence. A full attendance is desired.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Byers,
Wednesday morning, December 9th, 1891, at
O'Clock, a daughter-and all are doing well.
The REGISTER extends its hearty congratu-
lations.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hatten, Area
dia, on Monday, December It'll. 1891, a
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lily, and Jim" and all have our hearty con.
CALCULATIONS.
Rev. F. NJ. Shoush last week purchased
the Buford residence, and will remove into
it in a few days. The transfer of his Nall
property to Mr.. Buford formed part of the
price paid.
Star of the West Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. &
A. NJ, will meet next Saturday evening, at
the usual hour. Work in the degrees.
Members and transient brethren are request.
ed to attend.
County Court is in session this week, with
full bench. The business is of the usual
routine characteristic assessor and the road
makers receiving q goodly portion of the
courts attention.
Warrants are out for the arrest of Mary
Jones and Tistia Stout, two cyprians, charged
with disturbing the peace of the city
They will probably be apprehended aud
tried to- day before Mayor Gay.
Thomas Persons yesterday swore out
warrant charging VIM. NJ. Borders with as
sault. The case will probably be tried before
Squire AXE to-day, and will no doubt be
holly contested, since it is q typical "family
quarrel"
Philip Kopplin, of the Missouri Fish Com
mission, passed south on the railroad Satur.
day, distributing young fish in the various
streams. Mo untain trout, bass, croppy,
carp, etc., were of the various species with
which the waters were supplied.
Iron Lodge, No. 1O7, 1. o. o. F.. last Mon
day evening elected officers to serve the COM
i,ry holf RolI d
g.; W. H. Byers, v. g.; j. S. Jordan, Sec'y;
and f. D. AXE, Treasurer. Installation st
the first meeting in January.
One Archie and Thos. j. Norton had a
racket at Graniteville Saturday evening,
and the matter was concluded before Squire
Schwaner at Pilot Knob Monday, by the
parties preferring charges against each 9TH
er, and each paying Zone dollar and cost"
indian R. A. Chapter last week elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: w.
r. Edgar, I'll. P; G. w. Hull, H; s. E.
Strong, S.; II. L. Slmerman, c. H.; Alex.
Leith, P. s.; w. I. Gay, r. A. c.; Alex.
Ferguson, LIST W; H. N. Baird, I'd "; S. H.
Gosney, Sd "; A. Roehry, Treas; E. d.
AXE, Sec'y.
w. II. Delano had the misfortune to break
a leg last Thursday. He was, at the time the
accident occurred, examining the interior
of one of the cottages in Delanotown, and a
plank in the floor broke beneath his tread.
He was taken home and given the best of
medical attention, and will no doubt soon be
about on two legs again.
In another column will be seen Mr.. Ri!I's
reply to an article in the REGISTER last
week concerning him. We have neither time
nor space to say anything now; but shall do
SO next week. In the meantime, we don't
see that he refutes single assertion we
made in the article he criticizes, and which
he says was "false all the way through"
The Arcadia Valley Real Estate and Alb
, stract Company about ten days ago made
s>sale of over five hundred acres of agricult-
ural and timber lands to Col. A. Alters of
Illinois. The above company has made sew
eral sales of like nature during the past
month. While other business Is rather
quiet, deals in real estate appear to be of
normal activity.
Our old friend, Capt. Crisp, at the drug
store, has an exceedingly fine line of Christ
mas Goods, embracing Toilet Sets, Manicure
Sets, Water Sets, Jewelry, Albums, etc. If
you desire to get dainty and elegant pres
ent tor your wife, your husband, your sweet
heart, brother, father, mother, or sister,
Crisp's is the place where you can fit Jour
most fastidious taste.
Those who in their minds eyes are fol-
lowing the fortunes Of one of Iroaton's late
acquisitions, now "on the rosd", will read
with interest the following from the Green
VILE Journal: ''The Red Man Is not extinct,
even in Greenville. Prof. Uno, one of the
Indians who has been chasing up and down
the railroad from Williamsville to DeSoto
this fall and winter, is now located in Green
vile and will move at Sheriff Johnson's bid
ding for 40 days. He was convicted at Pied
mont for practicing his pharmaceutical tai
ent without license"