Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-01-05
LOCAL BREvITEs.

The schools took New Years on Mon
day.
The quail shooting season terminal
ed January LIST.
The first of the year has arrived and
settlements are at hand.
carload of hogs was shipp ed from
here to st. Louis last Sunday.
Let US all do what we can to make
the New Year happy and prosperous
one.
The ice men were filing their houses
last week. The ice was about four
inches thick.
Chas. Newman has painted some
artistic and attractive signs for the
Bonanza Annex.
Rev. Heiligman, of South Dakota,
filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Conductor MARBLE now runs the Ar
cadia train, Conductor Bacon having
gone to the Scat" road.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kells.
~hIN0tAAhs fehs 1870, d
girl. All are doing nicely.
Modocs! prepare to assemble in
council! Date and place given later.
By order of the CHIEF.
There were a number of entertain
ments during the holiday week, and
the young folks generally had pleas
ant week.
1t seems to be understood that one
of the important acts of the present
legislature will be to pass good road
law. Such an enactment is surely
needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Wemp gave a
euchre party to their young friends
last Monday evening. Six couples
were present. and the evening proved
a most delightful one to all.
A wreck of the north-bound day mail
train at Minturn near Walnut Ridge,
Arkansas, last Thursday, delayed that
train for about six hours. An open
switch was the cause of the accident.
Lanlord Kesling had a writ of attach
ment issued against the Star Theatre
Company for 1923 due for board last
week. Constable Baldwin served the
writ at Graniteville and secured the
money.
The snow came down in earnest
Monday and it looked for a while as
if big storm would result. The fieaks
ceased falling in the afternoon, though,
before the beautiful" obtained depth
of two inches.
The REGISTERS editor is under obli-
cations to Mr.. VIM. III. Thomson, the
genial Cashier of the Boa5men's Bank
for one of the souvenir half dollars is
sued by vote of Congress in aid of the
Worlds Fair.
The advent of New Year was pro-
claimed at midnight Saturday by the
ringing of the church bells and firing
of canons. Then peace and quiet re-
sumed, and the old year was lost in
the oblivion of the past.
The young people of the Valley had
most enjoyable time pulling candy at
the Academy of Music last Saturday
evening; the attendance was large, and
the festivities continued until the New
Year had been fully ushered in.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. NJ. l..
Claybaugh Thursday, January 9Th.
Important business to be transacted.
All members are requested to be pres
emit. Mrs. W. A FLETCHER.
There will be services conducted at
PRESBYTERIAN church, by the Rev. Paul
Heiligman, next Sunday morning and
evening. The subject of the morning
discourse will be: "a midnight walk
ON the sea-" In the evening there will
be a sermonic lecture. subject: LES
sons from Joseph's character" Every
body cordially invited.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the post-office at Pilot Knob. Mo-,
for the month ending, December 31st,
1892:
Rurch M Cast Gustav
Cottir Susan F Millert Fred
Frizell Sam Shannon Haywood
If not called for in thirty days, they
will be sent to the dead letter office.
P. II. JAoUITH, 2. NJ.
The X. Off. and N W. held their
annual meeting last week; a lot Of the
old and honored members of the organ
ization were present and gave the
Young members the benefit of their
views and experience. After most
interesting and delightful session an
adjournment was taken until the holt
DAYS of 1898. j. V. Ryan is the worthy
chief and j. L. Baldwin his assistant
for the coming year. Geo. Moore,
Secretary; HI. b. Jones, Travelling Lee
turer.
List of letters remaining in the Iron
ton. Mo-. post-office for the month end
ing. December 31st, 1892:
Bradford WmG Hawkins Martin
poyen DI, ,Juet Miss Herence
R,,,.L MI Mcdonald Miss NJ
CoIliot.e Louis Mallable Nj
Dickinson Robert Reed VIM
Francis Allen Rose Fayette
E,r,1,son Mrs NJ Stone Miss NJ
Graham Miss NJ Smith hugh
IT. not called for within thirty days
thev will he sent to the dead letter Of
6ce THos. BEARD, p. M.