Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ust 22d.
The cantaloupe and watermelon seas
On is at its height, and lovers of the fruit
are in full glory.
The homegrown peaches are mighty
fine IN favor, but they'r rather scarce
That's the difficulty
Paul Patton is again fully recovered
from serious illness, and walks the
streets again as of old.
Iroaton Encampment. No. 20. meets
Thursday evening his week. All
brethren a-e iuvi ed.
Fox SALE-A lot OF good household
furniture. very cheap Apply At once
to DR.. j. D. Nifong. Ironton. Mo.
With the cool wave. we gather
them in They come from the lakes.
and the seashore gives up its victims
Rev. DR.. G. L. Black will preach at
the Baptist Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Al are cordially in
vited-
Remember, ice cream. all kinds, and
accompanying delicacies. over Fair
chiId's store Thursday afternoon aud
evening.
5. J. Tual OF Arcadia has recovered
from a rather severe spell Of sickness
which confined him TO his room several
days last week
Mr.. Socrates Newman has fish pond
nd other extensive improvements I'm
d er way on his recently acquired prop
erty west of town
All the granite workers employed on
the new City Hall in St Louis are ex-
pected down at Grauiteville on the oc-
casion of the Labor Day picnic,
September 5th.
Mr.. Oliver expects his furniture to
arrive from St. Louis the latter part OF
this week and the hotel viii be open
aud ready for business sometime duI
ing next week.
4 series of meetings Were cOumenc-
ed at Big Harbor. one mile east of Iron
Mountain. on the gravel road. last
night Rev. II. H. MabIe. pastor Free
viii Baptist church, IN charge. All
invited.
Ms. E. H keesIing of Bellev.ew
last week presented Us 4 box OF mighty
fine peaches. The fruit was duly ap-
preciated. and in return our best wishes
go forth to tue good lady and her
wOrser hall
Rev L. H. Trimb,e. the pastor OF me /
NJ. Z Church. here. hae resigned and
leaves the later part OF this week for |
Globe. Arizona. where he viii engage /
in church work. The REGISTER wishes |
him success IL his new field
SrRArEo OR SToLEN-From Valley /
Home in Arcadia on Saturday even |
lng. August 18th, Yorkshire Terrier, |
answers 70 name OF Miss Fannie" A !
reasonable reward will be paid for Its /
return to w ii THOMSON
There Is right tough piece of road |
on the extreme western side of town /
which should De attended to- We hope |
those whose duty it is TO make crooked /
things straight and to smooth the rough !
places in the city's highways, will LOOK !
into the matter
The old gentleman Is full of quaint. /
fCrcibIe. and. frequently. opposite say |
iups. He went 70 Hot Knob one day |
last week. and on his return was asked /!
..how things were up there? %.
with a shrug of the shoulders. Just |
like re Potomac all quiet.
Mar Jones. who was placed in Jail !
about six weeks ago or the charge OF
assault with intent TO kill was released |
on bail last Friday. The boudsmeu !
were Geo Wilson. of Pennington. her |
NJ n
drummer OF St. Charles. Mo.
Rev. McPheeters again held services /
~ the Presbyterian church last Sunday I
morning and evening. He seems 10 /
have made a favorable impression on
The congregation. and will very likely /
be rendered call in the near future to /
become the church's reg ular pastor
The granite workers are preparing
for a grand picnic at kirchners Park. I
GraniteviIle. on labor day, Monday.
Seutember 5th- Large delegations Will
be present from ST. Louis. Syenite and
other places. See posters for p;irtlcu-
lars. The occasion Is sure to DC Il grand ;
SUCCESS
The barbecue and picnic at Jordan's
Switch last Saturday was quite well at
tended and proved a most enjoyable
occasion. The barbecued meats were
spleudidIy cooked and the dinner first !
class in all respects The managers ,
are 70 be congratulated on the success
f1I outcome of their efforts
Z. Copper, representing Tony tausts
Fulton Market st. Louis. was in town
Monday and established an oyster and /
fish agency here for the ensuing seas
on. III. Davis viii have charge. and (
the first consignment of oysters arrive
Thursday Leave your orders to Sc
cure the first of the season
Owing To repairs being made IN the
Presbyterian Church Rev. VIM. Nc |
Pbeessrs will preach in the Academy of |
Muse Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours. Everybody cordially |
invited 10 attend. Sunday school at the !
same place at $40 A. NJ c. E prayer
meeting in the Baptist church at 6;i5 |
p. VI.
The popular and accommodating
Mr.. Theo. Rudy, Is again with the t
Seirz Merchandise Company, Middle
brook. About month since Mr. Rudy /
to IN, hf1 IL