Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-01-14
Granitsvllle Items.

Married. at tie residence Of the
brides parents. Irondale, Mo. ye@1ef-
day. Mr.. Chas- Lsndy- d stone-cu1ter Of
This place. 10 Mis- Carrie Har5ie. Mr..
Landy did not forget his brother stone
cutters here. and. before leaving for
Ir0udale 10 have himself bound il the
holy bonds Of wedloclz- set en- up il
the way OF i couple kegs Of the foany
beverage and POO choice smokers. and
the way which the boys did justice b!
drinking 10 the health. happiness and
prosperity was a caution 10 behold.
The levee was held IN the Han, and d
large number was present 10 paGtici-
pate.
Mrs John Lindsay has been quite Ill
for day or two She i getting better
now
Adolph Mossetti came down from the
city 10 attend the wedding Of Mr.. Chas.
Landy, and viii remain over 10 attend
the benefit ball Friday evening
Mr. John Oelson and family are now
cozily ensconoed IN their new home 70
Gently bought Of Wm. Baum.
Jas. Sizemore was down on Marble
Greek a few days last week on q hunt
ing trip. and. as result. brought three
line porkers home with him, SO yester-
day was hog-killing day al JiIn's house.
j. V Huffman agent for the Il. Par
melee Library Co. Of De Moines, Ia.
has. according 10 promise. delivered TO
the members Of Graniteville their books
and the folks who hold membership
shares seem highly pleased with their
purchase
Chas- Rumble. JAS Hume and sister.
Mamie. went Syenite Saturday last for
a few days visit with home folks. re-
turning home to-day.
Geo. Cloud a tonsorial artist who
has been running a chair for Mr.. Louis
Giovanoni Of Ironton the past few
months. has again returned and i now
assisting his brother al this place
Prof. Ira hness has gone 10 81 Louis
where he intends entering a business
college.
Joe Wilson came down from De Soto
on business trip Saturday
Several cases OF Ia grippe IN town.
but - far. We are happy 10 state none
are seriously affected. The cold snap
OF weather we are now experiencing =.
perhaps. the cause Of the epidemic
mild nature.
a brilliant social hop was given by
our young people on Tuesday night Of
last week a. a parting event 10 George
Mason. who has been spending several
weeks visiting his mother. Ms Mas
son. who left the following day for
A1nberg. Wis where he i serving his
time "a an apprentice al grani1e-cut-
ting. The affair was well attended.
and. we learn an exceptional good time
was the outcome.
The granits-cutJers Of this place viii
give d benefit dance Friday evening Of
this week for the benefit Of one Of their
fellow craftsmen. who has been contin-
ed to the house through sickness dur
ing the last six or seven months II i
expected that the stone-cutters vii re-
solve themselves into committee OF
of the whole and contribute either by
their presence or buy a ticket and thus
show their loyalty II helping a brother
workman who l. II sore need Of help
] The Graniteville orchestra here signif-
ed their willingness to furnish the music
al largely reduced figures, and II Is
hoped that the affair viii net good
round sum for the brother in whose be-
half every laboring man in this vicin-
ity ought TO feel al interest
The Granite Social Club composed
Of some Of our most enterprls1ng and
wide-awake young men. are arranging
for a grand masquerade ball and sup
per TO be given al Workman's Hall on
Friday evening, February 18TH and
Judging from the posters promises 10 be
an affair worthy 8 large patronage OF
those who Ike tripping the light fan
tastic A glance al the makeup OF the