Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
ity election next Tuesday.

See Bonanza's new spring advertise
ment.
indian r. A. Chapter meets next
Tuesday evening.
Last Sunday broke the record on the
weather.
Rev. Bedding is still holding forth to
large congregations in the PRESBYTERIAN
church.
Mr.. Jas. III. Clark's whole family
Gncluding himsel) have been sick with
the grip, but all are now getting well.
DR.. Strong is out again, attending to
his professional duties; but he might
take amiss We're we to say that he had
lost his grip
To Mr.. l.. j. Giovanoni we return
thanks for a couple of braces of plover
kindly presented us last week. May
the donor live long and prosper!
The spring gardener is in demand,
and the pillow is in the furrow. Smil-
eth the dispenser of seeds, and the faint
OF burning trash is in the air.
1t was rumored yesterday that
force of men had been put to work in
the new mine on the east side of Pilot
Knob. Further deponent sayeth not.
Aug. Rieke, Esq, has been very
sick, but we understand he is again on
the road to good health, whereat his
friends, whose name is legion, will re-
jOice.
pany went up the road on Il special
last Sunday. passing Ironton about
eleven o'clock in the morning. They
play in ST. Louis this week.
There ought to be full turnout at
the school elections next week. Here
in Ironton two directors are to be elect
ed-Messrs. Jones and Byers' incum-
benches expiring by limitation.
The Y. P. 5. c. z. will meet in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday eve
ming at 6:45 o'clock. Topic-The first
Psalm: ..What is there in it for me?"
Ps. /; Josh. 1: 8; l Thes. ,: ID.
1t is rumored that there are several
candidates for roadoverseer in the dis
trict surrounding IrontOn, and we have
official notice of two who will compete
for the persimmon, if their hearts fail
not.
Andrew Childers. one of the defend
ants charged with disturbing the peace
of several young ladies, came in Mon
day and pleaded guilty. He was let
off on fine of one dollar and costs
about so in all.
The most nauseating thing we know
OF is the Observation-Disclosures scandal
scandal of New York's coopish aristo- |
cracy's inner circle-which occupies
far too much space in the daily press. |
In some things the big city papers
might proftably initiate their humble
contemporaries which drag along an
attenuated existence in the the ''cOun-
try"
r. w. Gay. an Ironton boy. gradu-
ated at the Beaumont Medical College,
st. Louis. last Monday, and is now en-
titled to write the coveted M. ID.
after his name. We congratulate him
and wish him a long and successful
professional career. Mr.. W. L. Gay |
and the graduates mother, Mrs. ). l.
Gay, and family, went to the city Mon |
day morning. to be present at the grad
uating exercises.
DIED-At his residence at Pilot Knob, |
Mo, on Monday. March 2Sth, 1892, at
IL A. NJ. THEODORE ROEMER, aged n
years. months and % days. The
funernal will take place from the resi-
dence to-day "Wednesday. at o'clock
p. NJ, and the remains will be Inferred
h1 4 10
ices will be conducted by Pilot Knob |
Lodge. |. o. o. F., Mr.. ROemer having
been an old and worthy member of
that order.
The following is taken from Mon
DAYS Globe Democrat: Marion Hedge
peth. who is accused of completely in
the Glendale train ROBBERY on November
80 last. will be taken to Clayton this
morning TO be formally arraigned. The
proceedings to-day will consist OF the
mere follnality of entering plea.
Hedgepeth will plead not guilty. and
his attorneys will at oncee ask for
chanrs of venue. Hedgepeth would
not talk last night beyond saying that
his plea would not be guilty. 1t Is I'M
derstood that in case a change OF venue
Is granted the case Will NC SShe w A. VA
ton for trial. Attorney Brown Will not
be here to-day. and Hedgepeth's inter-
ests will be taken care of by Martin u
Bass.
Arthur Hill was indicted one year
ago for breaking into Raney's saloon at
Des Arc. He got wind of it and skip
ped out. The place that had known
L.,
ago the authorities here learned that
he was working at Doe Run, and yes
terday Constable Baldwin went over
there and took him in. The prisoner
telegraphed his father to meet HIM at
Ironton and when he and the Constaple
arrived the old gentleman was here
awaiting them. Hill was taken to the
prosecuting attorney who accepted MS
plea of guilty and let him off with fine
and costs amounting to $50. Hill ana
his father returned home last nlght' |
and we hope the young man may walk
:, -+,.,.Jl,4 ,,otb hereafter and keep out