Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-25
"Chuckles" at the Academy of Music
Graniteville Items.

Mr.. r.. NJ. Smith ana family Spen'
Friday and Saturday last, in company
with dozen or more ST. Louisians, al
the Silver mines on a sort of pleasure
trip. They report an elegant time
tenting and fishing.
j. ID. Webb to-day moved his family
and household effects out onto the old
homestead of the late Uncle Jimmie
| Webb, however, will remain in town
the remainder of this year at his post
Of duty, that of night Waterman for the
Syenite Granite Company.
We noticed passing through town
yesterday our next State representative
to the Legislature, Joel B. HollOman.
Mr.. II. stopped a little while and IA
miliarized himself with several of our
staunch old Democrats, and naturally
feels confident of an easy victory over
his worthy opponent, w. H. Webb, OF
kaolin vicinity.
GeHge Whitman is reported to have
become a real estate owner, having
bought of Michael Seitz small farm
adjoining Graniteville, known as the
Dubacher place, and paying therefor
S1400.
Alex. Packard is preparing to move
his house off east main street to the
Williams block in the northeastern
part of town, and Mr.. T. F. Walsh is
going to erect a neat and substantial
residence on the site vacated.
Mrs. Rob't Trauernicht is visiting
with home folks at IrOndale.
Miss Mamie Hume Of Syenite is Wis
iting in town, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. G.. b. Reno, who is quite i'll at
this writing,
J. Ira Kness Is still pretty low.
Mrs. Alex Graham and little BERTHE
are also on the sick list.
Mrs. Chas Schifferly leaves to-day
for few days visit to friends in Sye-
mite, Mo.
Geo. Schultz and mother, Mrs. John
Blemel and Mrs. Franz Dinger of iron
ton spent few hours with the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hanson in town
Sunday.
George Cloud was called to Farming
ton Thursday to see his father, who is
living pretty low, and was not expected
10 live. and, at this writing, has not
yet returned.
Late advices from Billy O'Brien, dat
ed Colorado Springs, Colo, say he is
improving slowly, and that he has
strong hopes of full recovery.
Arrangements are about all perfect
cd for our second great Labor Day Pic
mic On September 9Th. and, should the
weather prove propitious, the proba-
bilities are that all former occasions of
this character will be eclipsed; and it is
hoped that Old Probs will favor us on
this particular day.
Mr.. f. Hitzman of Bismarck was
down sunday locking aftsp the jewel of
his heart.
Mr.. John Whalen, an old time en-
ploye of the S. G.. Co, but who the past
four or FIVE years has been grazing on
other pastures, has returned and will
make Graniteville his home once more.
the hog-pen nuisance has now been
acted on in the way of orders to do
away with such and other like nuis-
ances in our town for the sanitary and
general health of all who are interest
ed. 1t is also hoped that the dog ques-
ton will be the next order of business
for the general public "a consider, for
there are about an average of four
worthless and no account hounds to
every family in this town, good for
nothing in the world, except to disturb
the quietness of ones peaceful slum-
bering of nightly occurrence. It is
very often the case that pandemonium
reigns supreme from their continued
bowling.
Jack Brennon, a quarryman at the
Schneider granite works, got one OF his
feet horribly mangled on Saturday last
at II a. NJ. He was sitting upon top OF