Iron County register., 1892-08-11
From Granitev:lle.

| Ed. RegtSter-J- Z. Thomas, an oil
time engineer OF the S. G. Company
but late of the Crystal City Glas
Works, with his wife have returned an,
taken up their abode with Granitevill
people. and are now living in one O
the Foley houses.
George Donald is building himself
neat and substantial stone cellar.
| Mrs. Chas. Hanson is stopping il
Ironton these days with her sister, Mrs
George Shultz, who, it is said is quite
sick.
Faithful Veail will leave for few
DAYS on business in the ely, Wednes
day morning.
Drs Goulding and Gay. of Ironton
were in town on business to-day. DR.
Roger Gay contemplates locating in
our town, and we are in hopes that he
will build up a good practice in the
way of keeping the health OF the com
munity in good regulation.
Z. b. Reno and family are at present
visiting in St. Francois county.
George Cloud spent Thursday and
Friday with kome folks in Farm: n gton.
Jas. NJ. Crews has bought OF Mr.. T.
F. Walsh, the Dr.. Patton horse, and
will now start a free livery wagon in
connection with his store; pur. hasing
price, $50.
Steps are being taken for our second
annual labor day picnic, to be given on
the first Monday in September. Com
mittee on arrangements are now ap-
pointed by the different labor organi-
-
anticipated. The proceeds will go to-
ward our locked out brother workmen
in the East, and it is hoped our aims
and objects will yield largely.
The S. e. Company now have their
70-ton track scales in position. and
trade in general with the company. is
Frightening wonderfully. There are
now between 80 and 40 meu on the roll
already.
There has been suspension of work
in the p. W. Schneider pig stone shed
for week, owing 20 their steam trav-
eler breaking down; but it is thought
that all hands will be working by to-
morrow again.
In our last weeks cOmmun icatiou in
the article relating to committee work
on our bill Of prices. a slight mistake
was made in the name of one of the
committeeman: Jas. Sizemore's name
was used instead of Jas. Simmer, the
latter name being the correct one.
A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
McLaren was quite sick few days;
getting better now.
Also, little boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hughes is slowly recovering
from very severe spell of sickness.
Mrs. VIM. Heubner is reported quite
i'll at this writing.
Died. Monday evening. at 7:3O P. ~,
Miss Jane Newall. of typhoid and
malarial fever, aged about p years,
after a painful suffering of four weeks.
Death has laid his icy hand upon the
well-beloved daughter, and left in the
hearts an aching void, which time, the
great ruler. cannot fill. The dreary
home in which she has sought eternal
repOse never clasped to its cold bosom
a nobler and affectionate nature or
warmer or more generous heart. If
true greatness consists in a dil'gent
and honest discharge OF every duty in
volved upon children, of obedience to
their parents, however humble they
may, be then the name of the dead
daughter deserves place on the illus
trious roster of the good and true, who
have gone before us, and whose fame
is more resplendent, only because their
opportunities were greater. The fu-
neral services will be conducted at the
family residence on tomorrow, by Rev.
Olin w. Rose. pastor of the NJ f.
Church. and of which deceased was a
faithful attendant, after which the fu
neral c0rtege will repair to the family
lot in the Middlebrook cemetery. where
ali that is mortal will be laid at rest
and where bitter tears will fall upon
the mound that envelops her cold form,
and where tender recollect ions of her
goodness and worth will ever embalm
her memory in the hearts of b er friends. |
Deceased was strong. robust young
lady and never knew what days sick |
ness was until her late illness. and, al |
though, at times she was unmiudiul of
the surroundings. she was conscious TO |
the last and was willing TO go to that
bOurn whence no traveller returns. The |
affection and esteem of all with whom !
she was acquainted were hers while |
living, and the whole community ex-
tends to the bereaved family their
heartfelt sympathies and coincidence in |
this, their hour of SORROW. So. bear
up dear friends. for It's the pleasure of
the Supreme Master TO take from your
household and claim for His your be-
loved and affectionate daughter and
sister NOVICE.