Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-21
Graniteville Items.

Miss Matte Mason left Nednes lay
morning for a months visit to relatives
in Wisconsin.
Mr.. A W Berry, superintendent for
the St. Louis Granite Company of St.
Francois county, was in town on bust
ness q few days last week.
Considerable loafing is being exper-
fenced nowadays with the employees OF
the Schneider Granite Company.
Miss Ella Breslin of St. Louis is Wis
| iting in town, the guest OF Mrs. E. NJ.
Smith.
Our local nimrOds of the gun club
received on Saturday last new clay
pigeon trap and 1000 clay pigeons,
and had their initial shoot in the
evening at the dead birds, Capt Cur
ray carrying off the honors. breakin 2
| y out of II shots. The club. we I'M
derstand. are ready 10 shoot match
game with any club in Southeast Mis-
sOuri
Rob't Denning is adding greatly to
the looks and comfort of his house by
extensive repairs
Patrick Higgins has been quite sick
for several days past Also. Billy
O'Brien is yet quite poorly.
Misses Jane Newall and Jeanette
| Brown are at present quite i'll.
| Mrs. jarrett was taken suddenly Sun
| day morning with congestive chill.
| All, however. are reported as improv-
| ing some.
Ross Quinley, who is quarry boss for
| the ST. Louis Granite Company, of St.
/ n FL, md
his household goods from here last week
and will make their home in the form
er place for the future.
Joe kerchner attended the Caledonia
picnic Saturday, and managed to scoop
N second money in the trotting race,
that was one of the features of the day,
and, of course, Joe was naturally pleas
ed upon the consequent victory of his
blooded animals victorious winning
even the second place
Anent the trip of our base ball team
to Bismarck last Sunday, in addition to
the team getting a fearful trouncing.
they came homo minus their base bail
outfit, consisting of four bats. one glove
and one six dollar mask. The total
cost of the outfit is placed at S15. A
small matter as regards dollars and
cents, but the manner IN which they
disappeared and where they went is a
matter of no little moment, and it
would, perhaps, be quite as well if the
property wrongfully taken and right
fully returned for the parties interested.
Married. at the Pilot Knob Catholic
church, Monday morning, at s o'clock,
Mr. Edward Nolan OF this nlQRa tn
Miss Annie Coad of Pilot Knob, by the
Rev. Father Wernert of Arcadia. Mr..
Thos. Norton of Graniteyille officiating
as groomsman and Miss Maggie Coad.
sister of the bride, did the hOnors as
bridesmaid. Only members OF the Gam
lily and near relatives We're present to
witness the tieing of the nuptial knot.
Many beautiful and costly presents were
presented the happy twain. The bride
and groom are well known and highly
respected by all OF this and surround
ing vicinities. The newly married
couple are now costly and happily en-
sconced in one OF Michael FOley7s neat
little cottages, recently fitted up for the
occasion, where they have entered up
on the duties involved in domestic life.
1t is the wish of the writer hereof to
join in the many congratulations of
their numerous friends in thus evinc
ing our many good wishes for their
future happiness and continued pros
perity. and trust that each year of their
welded life will be happier than the
proceeding one. NOVICE.
July 18th, 1892.