Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Wait for Jakei

Born-Io +. A. Bloom and wife, on
Thursday, March 31st, 1892, son.
Left in the Presbyterian Church two
black. wells Owners can get them by
calling at this Office.
Rev. Belding last night concluded the
series of meetings at the Presbyterian
church, and departs for home to-day,
The Australian system of balloting
is as much superior to the old way as
was the latter to the viva-voce method.
\ FREE LECrURE-The answer to
Pilates question, What is TRUTH" at
st. Paul's Church, Sunday, April 10,
at o'clock p. NJ.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church,
South, will give Il supper on the 18th
inst. at Belleview, in the interest of
the parsonage; and all are invited to
attend.
MARRIED At Ironton, Mo-, April
4th, 1892, by J. T. AXE, Esq, SAMUEL
f. WARNER. of Reynolds county, to
Miss MARTHA 4. Brown, of Wayne
county, Mo.
of the Valley Monday may be estimated
from the rainfall, which, inside OF
thirty-six hours, was sir and seUen-
teHthS inches.
The firm of Oesterle & Trauernicht
has been dissolved, that of Maschmeyer
d Trauernicht taking its place. 1t is
composed of careful, upright business
men, whom we heartily commend to
the public.
ID. W. Kenney, teacher of the colOred
school here, Monday morning received
telegram that his mother. Rachael
kenney, died at st. Louis on Sunday.
In consequence, school was dismissed
until Wednesday.
Mr.. J. Lopez went to the city Monday,
and is there now buying an entirely
new stock of Spring and Summer Goods.
He will probably return tomorrow,
and the rev invoices will speedily fol-
low. Wait for him and them.
For three whole days, beginning
Sunday night, this Valley was cut off
from communication than by
wire-with the outside world. This
accounts for the delay in issuing the
REGISTER this week; and we are happy
it's no worse
Last Sabbath was communion day at
the Presbyterian Church. Although the
weather was very Indictment the at
tendance was good There were six
teen added to the church membership
and one baptized. The meetings are
~, Int.
and the attendance Is large.
WILLIAM JEWELL, the little babe of
Rev. and Mrs. Shoush, died on Monday
noon, April /, 1892, aged 3 months and
81 DAYS. The funeral services were
held at the home of the parents, on
Tuesday at 2 p NJ, conducted by Rev.
W. Ii. Roberts The bcreaved parents
have this comfort: that their Jewell
has gone to be Christ's Jewel. .'Prec-
ious Jewel, His loved and His own.
The following are members of the
Democratic Executive Committee o.
Iron county: W. r. Edgar, W. II.
Byers, Ed. HolIoman. Jas. Buford, ;.
+. McNeely. W. J. Russell. Jno. NJ.
Morris, NJ. Seitz and II. Alcorn. Their
attention is directed to notice in this
paper calling upon them to meet for
important business at the courthouse.
Saturday, April 10th, at o'clock p. NJ.
The stockholders of the Academy of
Music held their annual meeting last
Monday, and elected the following di-
rectors for the ensuing year: L. K.
Goulding, +. Rodach, 4. Roehry, W.
T. Gay and F.. ID. AXE. The directors
then elected +. X. Goulding, President;
+. Rodach. Vice President: a. Roehry-
Treasurer: f. ID. Axe. Secretary: and
W. +. Gay. Superintendent A divi-
dend of six per cent. was declared.
The Ironton District school election
Tuesday polIed out 1874 votes. distrib-
uted among the candidates for school
directors. as follows: W. Il. Newman,
90; W. II. Byers. 81; John Blemel. -.
Scattering. 9. Messrs. Newman and
Bvers were elected. For Road Over
seer District No, :. James Dixon re-
ceived 30 votes. The new board will
be composed of Mes-rs. Edgar. Gay,
Begley, Hutchins. Byers and Newman.
List of letters remaining in the Iron
ton prst-office for the month ending
March 31st, 1892:
johnson Ben Milburn Jonathan
Kendrick Miss & ReyuOldsJ {
Lachance Lewis Spencer Richard
Ledbetter Richard Smith Thomas
Morris AbigilI Twitty Russell
Mccormick Jas White = Il
Moore Robt + W hite 1 B
If not called for within thirty days
they will be sent To the dead letter
office THOS BEARD, Postmaster.
Last Monday afternoon, the APP
proaches TO the bridge across Knob
Creek being torn up by the flood, Mr.,
Nemnicht, the Pilot Knob baker, at
tempted to ford the stream, which was
still very high. When about the mid
die of the creek. the wagon overturned
and about one hundred and fifty lOaves
of bread went merrily floating down
the current. Mr.. y. unhitched the
horses and got them safely to land. and,
finally. with IA rope and the assistance
of some neighbors, also safely landed
the vehicle.
Capt VIM. Searle. who is now resi-
dent ut Crystal City. came down Sat
urday to remove his family and house
hold goods to his newly appointed
place of abode. II was his intention