Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
The nights are almost chilly.

LOCAL BREvITIEs.
The nights are almost chilly.
a nne new organ was lately placed
In the Presbyterian church.
A photograph man was in town lac,
week raking in the nickles.
The Strawberries are about gone
put the raspberries will soon be in
market.
Sheriff Fisher now has even six
boarders-the least number for several
months past.
The REGISTER is indebted to w. n.
bradley for mess of mighty fine fish,
caught last week in the ST. Francois
river.
The institute convened Monday with
some twenty-eight teachers present.
Ii Will remain in session during the
month.
There will be business meeting of
the 7. P. S. c. E. this "wednesday
evening at z o'clock. A full attend
ance desired.
County court is in session this week.
with considerable business before it.
Monday was devoted to settling with
the road overseers.
The Schneider Granite Companv last
week secured $50, 900 contract that
will keep the men busy at that quarry
for the next couple of months.
The production of H. M. S. Pinafore
at Workmen's Hall, Granitevllle, next
Friday evening promises to be splen-
did entertainment. Those who fail
to attend will miss treat.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
There will be special exercises by the
Sunday School. commencing at p. NJ
Everybody cordially invited.
A. Winkler of this place and Henry
w. Adolph have made trade. Mr..
Winkler goes to Poplar Bluff and Mr..
Adolph will return here. The deal
Will be consummated about July 1st.
Greenbury Priest, charged with steal
ing yoke of oxen from j. HI. Adams
had preliminary examination before
Justice AXE last Friday and was bound
over to await the action of the grand
jury.
Mrs. Herman Weis last Tuesday pre-
sented the RICHTER with half dozen
as fine heads of lettuce as we ever saw.
They were just simply elegant, and as
large and good as can be grown any
where,
LOsT-On Saturday, June Sd, on the
road between Cross Roads and Granite
vile, black lace cape. Finder will
please return to Harral & Reyburn's
store, Belleview, or Mr.. G. B. Nall,
Ironton.
Remember that Wednesday evening
of next week, June 14th, is the
time for the Festival Soiree at Pilot
Knob. The indications are that it will
be one of the most successful occasions
of the kind held in the Valley for
many day.
The Ironton Band boys desire us to
return thanks to their friends-and
more especially the ladies-for dona-
lions and kind assistance at the late
Festival Without the fair, oh where,
ssoh where, would 'tothers be? Forlorn
and sad, gone to the bad, Well all
agree!
Among the graduates of the Nation
al Law University at Washington, d.
D., June 9th, was Mr.. S. E. Dehaven,
formerly of this city, now 2 resident of
the capital Mr.. ID. is an exceptional
ly well-informed and Intelligent young
man, and we predict for him unquali-
fed success in his chosen profession.
Robr Barlow and d. Nj. Newman,
neighbors near Pull-Tight. had a few
words last Wednesday, over Barlow
running some of Newman's hogs with
dogs. Newman had Barlow arrested
on the charge of disturbing the peace.
The case was tried before Justice AXE |
Tuesday. and resulted in verdict OF
not guilty.
HALL IRON Posi-, No. SAG, G. A. r.
IRoNToN, Mo-, june 5, 1898.
Iron Post, No. 346, G. A. r., desires
tn return thanks to the ladies and good |
citizens of Ironton for their contribu-
tions of flowers on decoration day, and
for their interest shown and participa-
tion in the exercises on that occasion.
FRANZ DNGER, Commander.
C.. r. PECK, Adjutant.
Every day we hear complaints of the
neplect and inattention to the Masonic
cemetery. The place is overgrown
with weeds and bushes, and the paths
and avenues are almost impossible,
while snakes and reptiles make the
undisturbed walks both unpleasant and
dangerous. We call the attention OF
the trustees to this state of affairs and
doubt not that they will readily RENE
dy the cause
List of letters remaining In the IRON
ton post-office. for the month ehoins
May 31st, 1898:
Boyer Isabelle d. Harrison
Raardslee Miss NJ Lloyd jamie
n,,+v John Murphy Elvira
Tdanor William Roberts Chas
ES,n.rds Miss A Seehom n A
C.;mes Terry Miss Emma
IIa.n,.n JG Pub of Truth
If not called for within thirty days.
thew will be sent to the dead letter OF
fee. THOMAS DA1
No. 55, the south-bound cannon oan'
WAS wrecked at Leeper Saturday night
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