Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-07-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Where did the rig come from? is the
question that agitates the public mind.
See Lopez's new advertisement. I,
offers extra inducements to early buy
ers.
With the thermo meter down to SO
degrees these nigh Is. sleep is a luxury
and blankets nee essity.
Charley Arnoldy's premises boast a
new barn. erected in great shape by
Baldwin Bros. last week.
Coad's Hollow. we are informed. is
now the resort of the densi- naondaiaes
and their gilded attendants.
Mrs. +. E. Moser will serve ice-cream
al her home in Ironton every Tuesday
and Friday, until further notice.
For RENT-Two desirable rooms in
the Academy of Music building. APP
ply to w. I. GAY, Superintendent.
The steam thresher is in the neigh
bOrhood, and its whistle is heard daily,
ever-changing to all points of the COM
pass.
The Ladies Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Duty, Thursday, 2:30
p. VI. All the ladies of the church in
vited.
Prof. Fox will lecture at the Fisher
Schoolhouse, Saturday night, July
2Sth, at 8 o'clock. Subject: The
Foundation of the Earth"
The protracted meeting at Fort Hill
church closed last Wednesday evening.
Several accessions to the church were
the fruits of the meetings.
We learn with regret that W. w.
Heywood's little daughter-aged about
years died yesterday morning. The
funeral takes place to-day.
To our good friend, VIM. Rieke, we
are indebted for mess of fine aspara-
gus-as tender and toothsome as any
that comes with flowers of spring.
Sacramento Service at the NJ. E.
Church Sunday evening. at $50 o'clock.
Rev d. w. Crow will conduct the SER
vice. j. II. HURLY.
The daisiest piece of street in Iron
ton is that on lions Hill, starting at
Davis's residence and running north to
Hedger's, and thence east to Dugal's.
Business at the L. S. Land Offices
here has been very slack for three
months, but we presume with the
promised general revival of trade. it
too will look up.
II auy subscriber to the REGISTER
wants to even up accounts with good
hickory wood, let him bring it along
without ceremony. Our wood house
will accommodate ten or twelve cords.
Number !, Volume i. of the Scott
County Headlight is the newest Popu-
list venture in the newspaper line. 1t
is six-column folio, with Albert Z.
Larey as editor and proprietor. and ls
published of Friday at Morley.
We respectfully suggest to the coun-
ty court that double flooring on bridges
is good to hold water and thereby aid
in the rotting of the planks. The
bridge across Stout's Creek between
Ironton and Arcadia bears witness to
this fact.
An inquest held Tuesday on the body
of Della Reagan. who died on arrival
at the City Hospital Monday night, re-
suited in a verdict of death from ty-
phoid fever. She was 20 years old
and roomed at 1875 Pine.-!St Louis
Chronicle.
A. J. Langdon has greatly improved,
and purposes still further improving
his lately acquired premises in RUSSELL
vile. The residence has been added
to. and a new barn built, and by the
time he gets done, the old place Will
not know itself.
Work at the Granite Quarry. we re-
gret to learn, is again siackenln2.
Some twenty-five men were discharged
last week, and the outlook for future
contracts is not promising Yet a
change may speedily come over the
spirit of the times.
A ch1ldreu's party was given at the
residence of Mayor Gay last Monday
evening in honor of four guests OF the
family: Misses Maude and lola Fitz.
Nav Wheatland and Stella Noell- VI
course they had a fine time. and the
Mayor was a leading actor in the rev.
els.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve ice cream at Mrs.
Kendal's. first door south OF fresoy-
terrain church. from 1880 A. u. TO
p. NJ. and from p. NJ. till 10 r NJ, al
the Blue Front opposite REGISTER OF
fee. next Thursday. This is to De ice
cream.
Mr.. A. III. Greason. Poplar blufI, Is
in Iroutou visiting old friends and ac-
ouaintances. He is accompanied oy
his two little daughters. They VIII De
here for several days. Mr.. IT, Is OF
the Garetson-Greason Lumber Com
many: an old and well established nrm'
doing a large and thriving business.
The Young ladies of Graniteville VIII
give a ball at Workman's Hall. Inurs-
dav evening this week The arrange
me,ts committee is sparing no pains
tn insure its success, and we have no
doubt a large attendance and pleas
ant time will result. Admission per
cornle- so cents. Invitations were Is
sued last week.
NARRrEp-On June 18th. 1874 oy
Prof Fuerbringer, OF Concordia Coi-
leoe- JOHN SCHwAB, JR., TO LEAH M
SCuSErpEK, both of Pilot KNOB MO.
,rh,,,r,t a little late in registering so