Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-08-09
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Two No. 1. Fresh Cows for sale at
Heywood's.
Dog-canning is making down town
lively these days.
And still the jimson blooms upon
the burnt district.
Ice cream Thursday evening in the
Presbyterian churchyard.
FoUND-A bunch of keys. Thov
await the owner at this Office.
Again we say, it is better to 90 slow
and walk upright than to run fast and
stumble.
DIED-At his residence in Sabula.
Mo-, on the 7th inst, Lewis Buckner,
of heart disease.
DIED-At his home on Black River.
Tuesday, August Z, 1894, Jacob
Schrum, aged sc years.
Mrs. F. E. Moser will serve ice-cream
at her home in Ironton every Tuesday
and Friday, until further notice.
We have been having September
weather for ten days. Are we to have
August weather In September, to even
things up?
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will have an open session, at
Fort Hill Church, on Thursday eve
ming, August 10th.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Mo-, August
I'd, 1894, by w. G. Fairchild, Justice
of the Peace. Mr.. GEO. NJ. STEWART
to Miss NANCY E. COREY, both of Sa-
bula, Mo.
After strict examination and exhaus-
tive inquiry, Mr.. Begley's come-out
''pOstpOnes" with his go-in. Such is
the official conclusion of the council in
cour pleniere.
The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will entertain everybody, serv-
ing them with ice cream and cake in
the lawn by the church on Thursday
evening this week.
The city authorities have at length
reached the right conclusion as to this
assessment business-but how much
easier and shorter the right way
would have been!
morrow (Thursday.) Twill be the
greatest game that ever yet was seen:
for honors meet will strive the rounded
Fat and scrawny Lean.
Mrs P. R. Crisp yesterday received
fresh lot of Cakes Candies. These
delicious CONNECTIONS, which are the
the finest made, form a permanent
foof,,ra ne tho 6pllO store.
Subjects for services at the Presby-
terrain church: IL A. M.-"Christian
privileges and possibilities. 9P. NJ.
How to become Christian" 3P.
M.-Graniteville: "Life OF Daniel"
The Second Annual Reunion OF the
G. A. II. at Sulphur Springs. Ark, oc-
ours this year on Aug. 10, 16. IL and
1S. Ample accommodations will be
provided and good time promised.
Every body invited to attend the
LAWN Social at the Presbyterian
church next Thursday evening. Ice
cream and cake will be added to make
IN enjoyable time. Come out and en-
low an evening of rest.
RoRS-To Mr.. and Mrs. n. Jay, OF
CRYSTAL City, Mo-. on Sunday, August
9Th. 1894, a son. The REGISTER Is
elad to learn that all the parties to
the transaction are doing well, ana
sends its heartiest congratulations.
W.R. Kendall entertained a large
number of friends at his home last
Wednesday evening. The party was
given in honor of his having attaiheo
his majority. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all present.
B0RN-To DR.. and Mrs. X. w. Gay,
at Leeper. Mo-, on Thursday, August
ID 1894. n son. The REGISTER SENDS
it's congratulations and prays that the
newcomer may prove never-ceasihs
source of pride and weil-sprlns VI
JOY to his progenitors.
Some night prowler shot 81. vaughn 5
favorite dog, just outside his master
fence, last Wednesday night. AS 'lo
dog usually remained within the yaru'
and annoyed no other persons preinls-
es II is hard to account for the motive
which led to his killing.
The Ladies Aid Society of Granite
willie will give a Festival at w orKman
Hall on Thursday evening OF THIS
week. Ice cream, cake, lemonaae'
etc, will be served. Proceeds uor
benefit OF the M. Z. Church: Inc
nublic is cordially invited. No ao-
mission fee.
The owner of the parrot referred u
in the Arcadia Items last week. desires
to make this reply: He is not a MIL
1ionare, and never expects 10 % Une.
Parrots are cheap and plentiful. rive
dollars will buy said parrot: hard Tunes
nrice. Small boy. small eaten; shor'
story, quick hatch!
Last Sunday the Bismarck nine came
down and played the 1rontons. Inc Inc
full nine innings were not played tue
game breaking up in an agreement 70
disaoree over the decisions OF the UNI
n;re The Ironton boys claim that MS
decisions were grossly unfair TO them
and unduly favorable to the blsmarcks.
When the game suspended the score
,yas 81 to II in favor of the latter nlne'
seven innings were played.
A party and hay-ride was given oy
Miss Ada Byers last Saturday evening.
On that day she was eighteen years
old A large gathering OF young Peo'