Iron County register., 1892-08-11
Goodwater Doings.

| Ed. Register-July, with us, was un
usually favorable to the rapid growth
OF corn and vegetables. We were
blessed by abundant rains Throughout
the past month. In some places oat:
in the swath and in the shock were
badly damaged. Con siderable hay
was also injured by the protracted rain:
about the Goth ult.
A furious windstorm accompanied D,
on the 1st instant.
| Oa.s yielded tolerably well. and
meadows were unusually good, this
year. Nearly all are done haying
But little millet was sown hereabouts
but where sown it is doing finely
| Richard c. Crccker. has bought from
Mr.. Rodach. of Middlebrook, the W. I.
Crocker farm and mill property. The
consideration is said TO have been $3.50
Mr. Geo. Thomas. agent for the Sta X
nurseries, was Ia ibis locality recently.
Several of the candidates canvassed
portions OF this neigh borhood. Asses
sor S. 2. Reyburn was in this locality
on the 10Th ult.. on business connected
| with his Office. Mr.. Reyburn has made
an efficient and popular officer ard has
no doubt, received the nomination for
his reelection.
Mrs. Garrett, of Iron Mountain,
passed through here recently on her
way TO Salem. Mo-, to visit Rev. Jno.
A. Love and family, to whom she is re-
lated
Mrs. Il. Erbschloe visited relatives
near Belgrade on the 21st ult.
Miss Ida Dennis has gone to the vi
cinity of Belgrade.
1t is said that Miss Ellie Love has
secured the public school near Courtois,
Washington county. and that she is now
attending the institute in that county.
The public school of this district is
TO be opened on the Sth inst. Mr..
VIM. Bay has been employed to teach
the school in lieu of Mr.. W. S. Parrot,
who was employed to teach it. but
failed to secure certificate at the re-
cent Institute"
Master Guy Erbschloe, who is living
with his grandmother. Mrs. Mary Nc
Murtrey, near Belgrade, visited rela-
tives in this neighborhood recently.
Mr. Talbot of near Caledonia bought
a lot o beef cattle hereabouts for ship
ment to St. Louis.
Mr.. +. c. Croker and family intend
20 move to the W. 7. Crocker place
this week
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
JAS. A. Payne is quite sick.
Mrs. w. K. Dennis has been quite i'll
lint jS now So1rawhaf hattar
On the 9th ult.. Mr.. d. S. Love went
Salem, Mo-, on business.
Mrs. ID. S. Love was visited last
week by number of her children and
by her brother, Mr.. W. H. Tennyson,
of near Sunlight, and her sisters. Mrs.
Rebacca Thomas of near Belgrade and
Mrs. p. L. Ramsey of Sunlight. On
the night of Friday, 29th, Mrs. Love
died, after suffering for number of
years from d chronic disease. just
what the nature Of the disease was, no
one seems to know. About ten days
before her de?th. she began TO suffer
with severe gripping pains in the stom-
ach and bowels and soon afterwards
showed s:gns Of rapidly approaching
Ms. Love was born in
Tennessee sc years ago, and removed
with her parents-the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Tennvson-about fifty
years ago. to Washington county, Mo.
While still il her .:teens'' she married
NJ. John Bryan and a',er few years
with nim to this neigh borhood.
During the war MIR. Bryan was killed
by d falling tree. In 1881, she mar |
ried Mr.. d. S. Love. There were no |
children born Of her last marriage, but |
eleven children-three sons and eight |
1aughte"s-of her first marriage, and |
her husband survive her. On the 31st |
llt.. her remains were inferred in the |
cemetery 1T Emmaus church on Indian |
Creek. Rev. JAS. Yount preached he
,uneral sermon on the day of her burial. |
.aking as his tex. the Sd verse OF the |
epistle Of Jude. X. f.
August 6, 1892.