Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-09-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Not long till pumpkin pie.

harm.
We don't believe there is a good
winter apple in the country.
Jno. Begley, Esq, will go to tn,
Worlds Fair if the Mayors repor
thereof be favorable.
For SALE CHEAp-A Two-Horse
Team, Harness and Wagon. Apply to
w. L. Gay, Irontou. Mo.
Ironton Encampment, No. 90, /. O.
o. F., meets Thursday evening this
week. All brethren are urged to at
tend.
Star of the West Lodge, No. 1873, A.
+. q A. NJ. meets Saturday evening,
September Esd, at the hall in Ironton.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Craftsmen.
For SALE OR TRADE.-Two fine
Organs. VIII sell cheap for cash, or
trade for stock, or for part cash and
part stock, Apply to w. b. Gates,
at the Blue Store, Ironton.
MARRIED-On September 10th, 1898,
at the residence of the bride, Miss LIZ
zIE j. GRAHAM, of Honey Pond, to Mr.
n. CAssEL GRIFFITH, Jr.. of Frederick
town. Rev. Moore officiating.
en-house the other night and killed
seven hens-all there were in the house.
This makes thirteen chickens Mr.. B.
has lost by this little depredator.
Rev. j. Mills, of Crystal City, who
is in bad health, has engaged board
with Mrs. Schmitz. Charge of air,
with the healthfulness of the Valley,
will, we hope, soon give him health
again.
Miss Belle Bradley, who was under
treatment in st. Louis last year, is
about to return to Luke's Hospital for
further treatment. We hope this
young lady will soon be restored to
health.
Last Sunday party of hazel-nutters
went out into the fol est, had a good
time, and returned in high feather.
But without hazel-uuts, the crop being
short as a financier during the late
squeeze.
Some one borrowed pair of spec
tacles from Mr.. j. N. Bishops work
shop last week. Will the person who
borrowed them please return same,
so that Mr.. B. can repair them and re-
turn to the proper owner?
The Rev. j. W. Worsnop will preach
in the Presbyterian Church next Sum
day morning at IL o'clock. We are
sure his many friends will embrace
this opportunity OF hearing. him preach.
EVERYBODY is cordially invited.
The many friends of Judge Emerson
will be pleased to learn that he is slowly
but surely recovering from his recent
severe sickness. He is yej confined to
his room, but we hope in a few days to
see him in his usual haunts and health.
Mr.. Perkins. the photographer. is
now getting up pictures in an entirely
new way-something that is sure to
please, and astonish as well. 1t will
paw any one to go and see what he is
doing. We mention this as matter
of general interest.
Rev. J. w. Worsnop, at one time
pastor of the Fort Hill Church, and
one of the most popular ministers that
ever resided in the Valley, but for the
past few years a member OF the Ala
bama Conference, Is visiting friends
and relatives in the Valley.
Geo. j. Reeves last Monday had Jos.
Sielinger arrested, charging him with
having disturbed a religious meeting;
but at the trial yesterday before Judge
Dinger the State failed to make case,
and the defendant was discharged.
The contestants live on Marble Creek.
Mr.. "A T. Elgan has raised funds 20
rebuild the driveway around Shepherd
Mountain. This road runs through
Pilot Knob, passes by John Schwab's
farm. and thence to Ironton. This
mountain is an isolated one and Is
skirted by Pilot Knob and Ironton on
the north and east.
Mr.. O. d. Elgan last Friday after
noon, had his arm broken while plow-
inc. His brother was holding the
plow while o. ID. was driving the mules
the ground being rather rough.
The pillow caught on a stump. and 1t
was while trying to disengage 1t that
the arm was broken. DR.. Marshall set
the limb and the patient is doing well.
Strayed or stolen from my residence
at Ironton, Monday. September, 18th,
1898, one Shepherd puppy, about three
months old; yellow. with white spot
ON neck back of head; white from
throat under belly; end OF tail white;
and with one blue eye. Reward will
he paid for return, or, if stolen, reward
for evidence to convict thief. But II
pup returned by thief, no questions
asked. D. d. WAhAf"
Last Thursday and Friday were the
most oppressive days OF this years
summer. The Thermometer ran up
close to 100. and hot breeze from the
south wilted humanity and vegetation
alike. Saturday came change. aud
cool winds from the north put the
mercury down and down until Sunday
morning came mighty nigh bringing
frost. But it didn't, and belated corn
is rapidly growing with the sunshine
toward maturity.
MARRrEp-In the Episcopal Church
in Ironton, Mo-, on September 18TH,
1898. by the Rev. DR.. James, Mr..
CoRSELiUs BoLIN to Miss HATTIE
WARREN. The audience was very
large and the happy couple looked