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

rs winter Al last. and the ice men
are harvesting a plente0ps crop.
Wanted q girl for general house
work Apply 10 W H Byers- Eon1on-
IL Jun for the doctors. perhaps. but
tle general influenza i not exhilarat-
ing
Bern-To Mr.. and Mrs Constantine
Kuhn on the sth Of January. 1892 d
son All are doing we'll
The merry zleigh-bells are jingling
up and down The streets, no matter Il
1he runners DO bump considerably
Tne / 90 F. Phantom Ball Melted
forty dollars notwithstanding La
Grippe and the disadvantages that fol-
low IN her train.
We learn with regret that both Mr.
and Mrs. J " Speck are confined to
their beds with sickness We hope
however 70 chronicle their early re-
eovery-
M Arthur HUFF and bride are now
al home" having established their
domicile IN the Gay brick building on
Russell street There may happiness
and prosperity attend them. i the wish
o. the REGISTER.
Rev. Waller E. Bogcs. President
Belleview Collegiate Institute. recieTed
4 New Year present worth talking
about: a baby boy came 10 his house
Jan 1st- 1892. The REGISTER desires
10 offer is congratulations.
The kennetf Clipper has this 10 say
ofone the Valleys mechanics: --Lot1is
Miller OF Arcadia has completed the
school house and bank building and i
now al home. He made many friends
while here who VIII vouch for his up
rightness and his honest workmanship. =
Terry-s Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany VIII show al the Academy Of Mus
&c on Friday night OF this week The
company carries with Il fine band
and orchestra and gives assurance Of
frst-class entertainment. The prices
Of admission are put al popular figures
J c Carry. ESQ. Of Van Buren,.
was N Ironton several DAYS this week
and during his stay called al the RE
IsTER Office. a matter Of course He
i a promising young attorney for
whom We predict a prosperous future
He departed for Van Buren, yesterday
". G. FairchiId. Esq, went over 10
RusseIl's pond last Friday night, TO dis
port himself upon the ice. A young
lad. who also was having a good time
collded with him-purposely, II l.
said. Mr. Fairchild fell and broke his
arm al the wrist-a rather painful
tribute 10 the genius Of skylaring.
By desire Of the Justice. We state
that the preliminar! examination Of
james Davis - charged with having
beaten his wife-which was TO have
been held before Squire Axe on the 14th
inst. has been deferred TO Friday. the
ed Witnesses and others viii there
fore govern themselves accordingly
The members OF indian r. A. Chap
Ter had q banquet al Blemel's last Fri
dav night About twenty-five Compan-
ions partook Of the good things spread
before them, and enjoyed themselves in
various WAYS until the near approach
Of another day warned ali 70 depart for
home and rest The occasion was par
ticularly interesting 10 MesSrs- ". H
Bvel-s and " II. LOOMS who had Trav-
i
Oar new dress i donned under IN
auspicious conditions In the 1rst
place. our paper came 10 u blurred
and blotted a. il never was before
The patent inside had EVIDENT! been
worked dry. and q too generous supply
Of ink snaa-ed aad blotted the imprint
Cd side Of every sheet Then our press
-,l-laTlr a doci1e and eyen-teInpeZea
piece Of nachinery-s6iw Ii 10 indulge
il one Of is infreguent kicks plIng
an Ossa Of veXation upon our PeLlon o.
discomfort Finally grippe N the lam
ily and the extra labor consequent up
OF dofinr the old and looming the new.
threw rs out of trim But time. pa
fence and perseverance, II = said
canuue- all things and We hope 10 al
last come out On top
The following from the Potosi Ifade
s,egss7eslf viii be OF interest 10 the read
ers of the REGISTER DR. Bergman
Wa born and reared in Iron county
and was for years g practising physle-
ian IN the Valley We hope soon 10
hear of the recovery of him and his
good wife. says the I5sdtpsfaf3eaat:
We are happy to announce the safe re
turn Of our friend and fellow citizen
Hon. J. ". Bergman, from trip 10
Tucson. southern Arizona where he
went some weeks ago 10 visit his broth
er. Dr.. u . Bergman who was
forced. on account Of III health 10 try
as a last resort the virtues of that eli
mate. Dr. Bergman : constitution
which was never really robust after
twenty Eve years Of exposure and labor
TO which all physicians along the OZARK
range are 50 severely subjected aided
bv the cold, piercing blasts OF several
Kansas winters finally gave way and
fully developed case Of tuberculosis Is
the result Mr. Bergman wishes 10
say to the brother physicians, friends
and former patrons of the Doctor IN
this and Iron County, that while his
condition is very precarious and his
suffering no little, he entertains so1ne
hope that the dry atmosphere OF that