Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-21

WANTED-Pasturage near town, TO,
COW. Apply to Mrs. H. j. Grover
Ironton.
A. Begley, Esq. returned home Mon
Gay, after weeks visit at Poplar
Bluff, and at Murphysboro, Ills.
The man who lately kicked at Ole
winters lingering in the lap OF Spring
now has compensation: the thermome
ter gives him ninety-six in the shade
The street skirting lions Hill will
no doubt soon become = great thorough
fare, about one hundred and fifty dol.
lars having lately been expended upon
it.
| The army worm has, in most sec
tions, played havoc with the meadows.
and hay will be scarce and high in
price this fall. But the crop of ..white-
top" is immense.
The south approach to the wagon
bridge north of Ironton is in bad con-
dition, and dangerous to passing teams
after dark. 1t ought to be repaired
| before worse comes of it.
Mrs. F. E. Moser wishes to say to the
public that she will serve Ice Cream, at
her home twice a week during the sum-
mer-on Tuesday and Friday-begin-
ming Tuesday, June 5th. All are invit-
ed.
Friends of the Ursuline Sisters, Ar
| cadia, Mo-, are most cordially invited
to attend their 18th Annual Commence
ment Exercises. which will take place
in their Hall, Friday, the 22d inst, at
2:30 p. NJ. URsULINE SISTERS.
Subject for the morning service at
the Presbyterian church: Parents,
School-Teachers and Pupils-their Re-
lations and Duties" Evening service:
Livingstone and Africa" Service at
Graniteville P. NJ.
GEO. H. Duty, Pastor.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Whit
worth. Jr-, on Thursday, June eth,
1894. at IL o'clock, noon, daughter.
and the father rightly the proudest
man in the Arcadia Vallay. The REG
IsTER tenders its hearty congratula-
tiOnS.
The county campaign is slightly
warming. and the can1idates-thati is,
others trails. There is one grand
consolation for everybody: it is only
ten days until the Primary, when the
wicked must cease from troubling and
the weary shall find rest.
A new timetable for the Iron Noun
tain Railway was issued last Sunday.
There is no appreciate change in the
day passenger trains. but Nos. 50 and
81 now pass at IrontCn at 2:04 A. NJ.
The Memphis Express going south is
about an hour earlier than heretofore,
its time here now being 1858.
The Sunday School picnic at Gould
lng's Park tomorrow Thursday will
be one of the grande5t occasions the
Valley has seen for years. We learn
that the Sunday schools from all over
the county will be represented, and
arrangements are completed to receive
and entertain them all. Make way
for the children!
Do scrapping and hot weather go to-
gether? Two rukuses in the lower
end of town yesterday evening seem to
say that they do. A smashed shaving
cup, scuffie, a black eye. and several
revolvers, played their parts. Luck
lily, the latter, though the most deadly
by nature and intention, were not call
ed into active requisition.
1t was ..Children's Evening" at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday from
1880 to 10 P. NJ. The exercises were
singing, declamations, dialogues, etc.,
suited to the occasion, opening and
closing with prayer. Some very pref
ty quartette singing delighted the large
audience assembled to hear the Sum
day School children. who, all around,
acquitted themselves with credit.
Miss Annie Byers had birthday
lawn party last friday, and about
forty young masters and misses as
sisted In the celebration. 1ce-cream,
cake, lemonade, and lots of other good
things abounded, and. it is unnecessary
to say, the youngsters did ample JUS
tice to the layout. A large number OF
nice presents gladdened the little maid
ems heart. She was se:en years old
that day.
No one can come to Arcadia Valley
at this season of the year without be-
ing impressed with it's beauty. Other
summer resorts may have grander
scenery, or greater number of visit
ors, but none have more of the ele-
ments of quiet beauty than this Valley.
The evenings here are never sultry.
and the song of the mosquito is seldom
heard. 1t IS a great pity that our ho-
tel accommodations are not more
| ample.
Here's,to the hinges of prosperity
may they never rust! You may lie,
YOU may steal, you may swear, and
YOU may drink. When you steal,
steal away from bad company; When
YOU swear, swear for the good of your
country; And when you drink, drink
Ice Cold Fountain Soda, cts, glass.
All the finest fayors of the season at