Iron County register., 1892-03-10

AL three Judges present.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Reel,
Monday. March 7th, 1892, son.
Boln-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Russell, on Thursday, February 25th,
1892, Il son. All are getting along
nicely.
County Clerk Fletcher edits our
fourth and fifth pages this week. Read
and digest his lucubrations there's
meat in EN-.
Regular meeting of Star of the West
Lodge Saturday night. Several de-
grees will be conferred. All members
of the Craft are invited.
We welcome our Washington CORES
this paper to-day. and wait with pleas
ure the others TO follow.
The members of St. Paul's Church
are contemplating the advisability OF
rather extensively repairing and re-
furnishing their house of worship.
Oesterle & Trauernicht, Gherman-
vile, Mo, handle the Household Sew
ing Machine and Il great variety OF
General Merchandise. Motto is,
..Quick Sales and Small Profits
The American Hotel changed hands
last week: that is. a new landlord and
landlady have taken charge. Mrs.
Schmitz has removed her effects, and
Mr.. Hill and family, late of Hardin,
Mo, are now in charge.
Utah. Peep Into a Mountain Wall
ed Treasury of the Gods, > is for sale by
news dealers at twenty-five cents per
copy, or will be mailed upon receipt OF
that sum by j. II. Bennett, Gen1 Pas
senger Agent Rio Grande Western Rail-
way, Salt Lake City.
The Missouri Guarantee Savings and
Building Association of Hannibal, Mo,
put in a local branch here, with Gen.
Il. F. Wingate, President: Arthur Huff,
Secretary; W. I. Gay, Treasurer; j. S.
Jordan. Attorney. This board starts
with about $4,000 stock.
DR.. May of Annapolis has purchased
about seven acres of land in the West
End of IrontOn from VIM. Hills. and.
it is said. will build thereon at an early
day. We presume from this that the
Doctor will make Ironton his future
home, and he'll be welcomed by all his
old friends.
John Sielinger of Marble Creek left
yesterday for California. He was ac-
companied by his two sons, John and
William. and his son-iu-law. Mr.. 5.
has some business interests in the Gold
en- State, and will probably remain
there year. We wish him Il pleasant
and profitable trip.
Last Monday the village Of Middle
brook witnessed the marriage of Mr..
NJ. Seitz, one of her most prominent
to lady from Ste. Genevieve
After the ceremony the hap
py bride and groom went to st. Louis.
returning Tuesday evening. Their
return was suitably welcomed by a
host of friends.
MARRIED-At the residence of Judge
of Bellevue, Iron county, Mo-,
on the Sd day of February 1892. by
Rev. j. c. Bergman: Mr.. THOMAS n.
MARR to Miss ELLA j. PHILLIPS; and
Mr. WM. NJ. BENNETT to Miss ADA j.
PHILLIPS. May their future life be as
bright in every way as was that day
without one cloud.
The young folks at Graniteville will
give Il ball on the evening of st. Pat
rick's Day. They promise to all who
come a cordial greeting and a good
,},nc |
ira will furnish the music, and good
supper will be provided for the hungry.
per couple, 75 cents. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of the Catholic church.
We call the attention of our younger
readers to the school of penmanship,
shorthand and bookkeeping about to
begin in our village by II. ID. and j. |
W. Jacobs. These gentlemen come |
highly recommended, and the arts |
which they teach are well worth ac-
luiring by any one. And singular as
it may appear, We know of two or three |
boys in this town whose handwriting |
need improving.
All Sabbath School Superintendents, |
and scholars, as well as other |
Bible students who desire to become |
members of a class of the Missouri |
Bible Institute" are requested TO send |
IN their names to the undersigned. 1t .
has been proposed by the Executive |
Committee of the Sabbath School As |
'ociation to organize a Valley Institute. |
For further information and for the |
necessary books for the course apply to |
". II. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Thirty-six members attended the !
special meeting of Midian r. A. Chap .
Ter last Saturday afternoon and even /
ng. At ten O'Clock. after the business !
IF the meeting had been concluded. the |
Companions re-assembled at the Acad- /
emy of Music and partook of most eX-
,ellent supper, prepared and served .
Inder the supervision Of Mrs. W. A. /
Fletcher After supper. music. sing .
ing. etc. not forgetting an artistic /
stag dance" wherein Mr.. Trauernicht .
If Middlebrook was not missing-kept! !!
he boys in good spirits until the ap-
Droach of another day warned all to
home and innocent repose. None of US
more especially Messrs. Warren and
soon forget the auspiciouS &