Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-05-12

/ <Rll-f-N anu Miss SARA IL AT SIN. '.
H. Whitehead officiating. The REGIS
TER tenders its best wishes for life OF
uninterrupted bliss.
The proceedings of the meeting OF
the County Executive Committee. held
after the mass meeting last Saturday
| afternoon, are published in to-day ;
REGISTER. \ primary election to nom
mate county ticket has been called
| for July 30th: another mass meeting
will be held June 18th to choose dele
| gates to the various conventions.
The announcements of p. W. Whit
worth for Collector and ". II. Fisher
| for Sheriff. appear in to-day's REGISTER.
Both these gentlemen are well known
to the voters Of Iron county and the
excellent records they have made in
the past are sufficient guarantees of
what may be expected OF them in the
future. They have proven them
selves GOOD men in the right place. and
their friends will not likely forget them
on the day OF the primary.
The Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men at De Soto yesterday presented
Squire McNceley and family at Sabu.a
with an elegant set Of furniture, as
token of appreciation OF the famiiv-s
kind and generous services 10 engineer
Barrett ana fireman Mcbride on the oc-
casion of the late railroad accident
near ~abula. II is a fitting testimonial.
well deserved and We congratulate
both donor. and REGIMENTS on the good
feeling aad happv spirit thus shown.
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placed the ford acro., Stout-s Creek
from under the railroad bridge and on
the way ont 10 Russeilville. in a most
dangerous condition. and several part
ie. have narrowly escaped drowning
while attempting TO cross the stream
while the waters are up. Several deep
holes have been washed in the road
way and If the wagon wheels get in
there. it require. considerable work to
pull them out. They should be filled
nm and that without DELAY.
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\ certain gentleman living in IRON
ION concluded one day last week to
leave the cares and fluctuations OF bus
mess and take one dav OF pleasure
huntinr for some of the finny tribe.
Armed with set of tishipn-lines. a
hI,cl,at of fine minnow-. and ham
sandwich he .aun-ered Iei-lirelv OF to-
1,..,,.d- Tho ..ohr,-In." Finding SHADY
and retired -D0t. he cast hi. line in the
rushing waters. Having the patience
of q Job. he sat for two hours without
as much as a nibble. Feeling slightly
Iuncbv. he turned round to take the
sandwich. he struck it with his pole.
and the smoked pork went floating
down the stream. To b.. seen again no
more bv him forever. Rather gloomy
from the loss of his ONLY lining and
not being successful in catching any
fish. he thought he would take nap.
As he arose to lind suitable spot, ne
saw his lloat move. ana GRABBING MS
line he brought forth two-pound pass
This having somewhat restored ms
confidence. ne KEPT on Hsh!nE, anu
when ne conclooeo 10 4ult iT III Ii"i q'.I'e
a string oi Ihe AhLH Or1oc' wrapping
them IN an Ola piece Vi o"2si my nc
lald thenn a7'ue anu went vi ~ IN
AFTER announcer me ne iI"u Pl',oeu ~. ~
er up tue c'eeh- vi ms - IL on
ln| up MS oulluIe- ne tro,'e'' Oh ~" a. -
nome A ne entered MS front S"'e llS
was Whls'Llh@' " men johnny S'ii-'
marching nome ing tiio ','!i
die on 'he hittLieH moor ne "9Neu iii9
Dettef-h1LI LAtFc "o"l" NC ''.i'e ~
nave me n9h-''! l''
was answered. IN d va! tIl"t l'1e,'9eu
MN nuch, "nen. Oh "pcnlHg me Jun
die. 10 ana pehold. tht Ash hdu ul9"P-
peared anu III tAST P'"ce "eie SoiLie
oId Foot7 'A"' ia" ~ -
some vie "FeLSH "ii'' ''ic '7i!'
absent Il Il" minutes E",ne,i MS
other Ilhee. Az U" i'"'c - ~ men
you meet the GehILt.hah' ~ near c''S9
words II 10 say h"o'9'
There i a tradition. long extant