Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-09
LOCAL BREVITFES.
The martins are here.
See VIM. Hills, Livery AZ

LOCAL BREVlTEES.
The martins are here
See VIM. Hills Livery ad.
The school election was orderly and quiet
The doctors report an occasional case OF
"la grippe"
90 bushels home grown potatoes for sale
at 81 per busbel, by L. J. Giovanoni.
Ferd. Sebmitz and Alex Buckley have en-
bar ed in the grocery business at De Soto.
Especial with Superintendent Kicker and
other officials on board passed up the road
Saturday night.
Piedmont was visited by another fire Sum
day morning and the Grand Central Hotel
was burned to the ground.
Miss Laura E.. Pratte, formerly with the
Ironton Truth is now permanently located
with the Facts.-De Soto Facts.
The RUNAWAY Flirt" at the Academy of
Music tomorrow evening. Everybody at
tend and witness pleasing entertainment.
The County Board of Equalization is in
session this week, Judges Holloman and
Kemper and Assessor Reyburn being pres
ent.
Mr.. W. r. Edgar Is building one of the
nestest and most substantial stone curbings
in town on the pavement in front of his new
home.
Gene Shepherd, Esq, has dissolved part
uership with the baker, and will return to
Williamsyille and re-engage in the hotel
business.
Wash. Boarders settled the gun case last
Wednesday, by delivering the missing prop
erty in Court. The defendant was accord
ingly discharged.
Mr.. John BIemel Is still at work on his
property across from the REGISTER office.
Johnny says he is determined to have the
neatest place in town.
Considerable gravel has been put on the
streets during the past week. The mud has
departed, but the bicyclist doesn't view the
change an Improvement.
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian
Church will meet at Mrs. VIM. T. Gays
Friday evening this week. pleasant time
is anticipated, and everybody is invited.
Mrs. c. Kuhn returned home from the
hospital at ST. Louis last week. considerably
improved in health, but not yet entirely re-
covered. The lady's many frieud~ trust that
she will soon be fully restored to Ecaith.
The death of Judge Low in Belleview last
week, creates another vacancy in the County
Court. We understand that there will be
several applicants for the place and tie Gov
ernor will probably have good list where
from TO make the appointment.
1t appears that Madame Rumor, as usual,
was a little "off" in regard to that reported
case of smallpox. The scare, while 1t last
ed, doomed vaccination, and few days viii
develop more sore arms than you could
shake a stick at"
Miss Dora O'Bannon, formerly of this
place, and Mr.. VIM. L. Hockaday, of St.
Louis, were married at the residence OF the
brides sister in Pennington on Monday,
March 3Oth. We trust that the couple may
meet with none but the sunshine in life.
The educational interests of Iron Co., Mo-,
are intrusted into the hands OF that able
school master and school official Prof. A. +.
Vance, whose record is a splendid one and
who has succeeded in raising his schools to
a high standard.-C Chicago School Board
Journal.
Mrs, Lopez has returned to Ironton from
ST. Louis and desires to inform the public
that she has an elegant line of millinery
coming All the novelties of the season.
Adolph has made large purchases of cloth
ing and everything in the way of general
merchandise.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Academy of Music, held last Monday,
the following were chosen as directors for
the ensuing year: f. Roach, t. r. Could
ing, VIM. Hills, w. T. Gay and A. Roehry.
A dividend OF nine per cent. was declared,
which will be paid in due time.
Jay Gould and son, George, and wife, ana
Howard, Mr.. Gould'S third son, together
with DR.. Mum, passed south through IRON
ton Yesterday afternoon about five O'CLOCK
Mr.. Gould was on a tour of inspection and
the party will visit all the lines in Texas,
and probably part of the Union racine De-
fore returning East.
Yesterday morning. we had the misfor-
tune to break one OF the attachments on our
small job press. and we were afraid 1t couiu
not be repaired outside the manufacturers'
shops. But H. II. Riddle took the matter In
hand and quickly made all right. He made
a neat, substantial job of it, as he always
does-espeeially in the more difficult art OF
his trade.
The school election in Ironton yesterday
created some special interest, and, accord
inglv, 131 votes were polled-a being for
roadoyerseer only. Prof. Vance received
124 votes for Commissioner; for directors
VIM. T. Gay, received 122; Begley, "A;
Baldwin so: and Byers Ill. For roadover-
seer, Elliot, 10; Martin, II; Hill, 4; Alter
horny I Elliott is elected.
Our correspondent at Goodland is not log
zeal: "celebrated" place is the very locality
from which We desire Information and news.
Therefore, we hope he will not weary In
well-dolng. We still insist, however, that
men have no right to violate the laws made
for public peace and security, and plead as
complete offsett to their g-doing, that
the place where it was done was not conse- |
Grated ground.