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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

sic bsrdxc iatwo sdarsyc mote i n,
nieszczsscie jul cEesto sic zdarza wobss
nienoaliwosci odwiedsania cerkwi pra.
wossswnych, kt6ryoh zupe,ny ri bral
" Wars.awie.
Stosowuie do roxporEadzenia archie
piskobs Flawiana nazwiska o6arodaw.
COW bsds zapisane " osobnym modli.
tewniku w~ymieniane beds cod.ieunie
PREY nabotehstwie nowo wybudowa-
uej oerkwi.
MoglibySmy poprzestac M prsytocze.
niu tylko tych dw6ch ustep6w | wstrzy.
mad sic xupeinie cd komeatarzy, mimo.
wolf jsdnak musimy zwr6ci6 uwags
uaszych csytelnik6w M to ,,~codrienne
wymienianie nazwisk ofiarodawc6w",
ktore jest po prostu smissznem | niczem
wisoej, jak tylko nsdswyc1.j .rec.nie
sastawiona ispka ns... iatwewiarnych.
Ka.dy niemal, kt6ry dale ooi ns sober,
robi to rrzekoaania naturalnie Z
wyjstkami slusbowej na.ury - Jest
wieo szszerze prawosiawnyn / gisboko
wierry, IL modlitwa popa wyjedna mu
fsski niebieskie. zNisszosa, gdy lego
nazwisko wymieni. Me ociaga sic wiec
Z datkiem, tenn wiecej, 10 o modleniu
sic "a jego szczescie przYszie zapswnia.
j. 60 archiepiskop | Observation-Disclosures.
Tymczasem prosimy przejrzec wykaz
skiadek " Warsz. Dnieton. Dotych.
czas xiozono zsledwl okolo Is 600 IN.
oil, Przewatnie datkami cd jednego de
stu rubli, a ably to przacIyta6 uamemu
gfoslo, DO tax jest zapowiedsiaue, po-
rrzeba 90 najmniej trzech god,in ezssu.
Ma budowe soboru wediug kos1tory-
81 rotrzeba miliona rnbli q gdybysmy
nawet przypus,ili imisio, il po.owa =
tsgo Ptynie cd jsduego of,arodawcy, to
! tax m wymieuieuie wszystkich naz-
wisk potrzeba bedxie okoto dziesieoIu
goblin czasu.
Gdxie4 to mozliwef
Koniec kohcem dochod1imy do togo
przekonania, 20 / W samom Swiatom
dele prawosiawis panuje n.jzwyklsj
sxy... szwiniel. -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
POmnik prawOsIawia.

Donosilismy dawniej o skisdkaeh ns
sober ~prswosiawny " Wsrszswie 1 o 10
respondeneyach do pism rosyjskiob, dzi.
sal podajemy " stre.zoaeniu druga ,
rzsdu odezwe n~awoiujscs do obftszyoh
datk6w.
Odezwa t. m6wi bardzo wiele, Jest
niejako odbjciem poglsd6w Hurki ma
stosunek Krolestws do Rosyi | stwierd 90
zsrazen, Re Mcskale mad Wisia ME 5,
jednsk tax pewni s"ego, j.k to g,oszs
" swoicb wissnych lub ma ich soidIis
~stojscych zsgrsnic,nych drienniksch.
Stresciwssy na poczstku drugiej pier
wszs odezwe, aznaczs Hurko, IL "
Wsrszswie jest okoso $4,000 Rosysu,
ktorzy, egzystujsc tylko Z pensyi r.s-
dowej ME moga Z swoioh wissuyoh fIn-
duszow wzniesc soboru. Skarb pafstwa
| syned rownie. ME p~csiadsjs sun do
rozporrsdzenia, iedYns nsdzieis wisc W
skisdkach dobrowolnyoh. w dslszym
eiagu swej o1ezwy piszs " ten sposob:
Ze wszystkich miejscowosoi Rosy, z
kssdegc missts ! wsi, n~spiywsjs | beds
psp'ywsc tn dotsd ludzie przyzwsui
powinnoscis " cjskowa nsznsozeni pr ses
rzsd czynowuicy ochotuicy, idscy do
browolnie ns siutbe caro- Vi / ojoEyz ne.
Podtrrymyws6 " Mich duohs ] moo ich
rodric6w / krewnych, ale ! ksadsgo
prswdziwie resyj'kiego pstryoty, Csuis
cego honor ] powsge swOjei oiciyzry.
Konieoznem jest wspolnemi siismi Ca
lego prswossswnegO rosyiskiego nsrodu
ME d~opuscic. ably zsgusny ~ do tsgo
krsju ruskij csesswisk ocbsods " swsj
wierze, . Z ME 1 " swej nsrodo wosoi, 90
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
Wiesci z ojczyzny.

Przesladowauie ksie4y pod .abo
rem ..rosyjskim. KS. Kojtasie,oicz, pro-
bosses Z Krasnobrodu, " dyscezyi lu-
belskiei, bedac sparalitowanym, otrxy.
NAL W grudniu 1898 r. passport do Woe
rishofen, W Bawaryi, na kuracye u Ks.
Kneipps. Passport byi wydany ns %
dni. Gdy pc upiywie tego c.ssu ks.
Wojtasievics Z zagranicy poprosii o pro-
lopgate, j%eneral Hurko rozkazaI: ks.
Wojsasie,oicza usunqt od o~6osoiqzk6,o /
'oymoza6 re spisn ksiezy dyecezyi h6el.
skiej". Ks. AikoSaj Kaszecski, pro.
boszcs Z Rudun, dekanatu zytomirskie-
go, Iostai skazany ma wygnanie, jedno.
czesniez ks. Lisieckim Ia TO, Re byl
nwp}ywowym". KS. Akrander Da
drocski, probosscz parsfi Buczek, " 20.
wiecie iaskim, zostsi przez .jenerai-gu.
bernatora warsza wskiego ,uwolniony
cd obowiazkow". Pzyczyna ME Jest
mama. KS. W~aurzyniec Brzozorski,
prob. " Tuchowiczu "a odwiedxenie
swego sasiada ska.auy zostaI ma s5 rubli
kary. MARGIN Rosihski Z Unikowa ola
przesladowania w~yjechac byi .mus.ouy
z krsju.
Ludnose Wsrsxawy wediug spisu
dokonanego " poczatku b. r., wynosiia
ogden 5I6 1854 glow, W tel licsbie vol.
ska S7,sss ladzi. Wediug wyzusn ma
Warszswa so2, 294 katolik6w, 177,727
tydo~, 1881 prawosiawnych, 1908
protestantow, gle mshometan, 400 or.
milan, lo7 starowierc6w, 10 ksraim6w.
nVossische Ztg." d~owisduje sic z
Warszavy, Re Rad rosyjski ramierra .
warowni kijowskieh utworsyc twIerdze
trzeciorzedna, a csesc wojsk tsmtejszych
~pr.eniesc do Dubna ma Woiyniu.
w Granicy, staoyi drogi E~elaznej
pomiedzy warszswa q Krakowem, uwie-
ziono dwie Francuzki, prry kt6rych zns-
leziono odezwy nihiistyczne obie Cd
stawiono do Wsrszawy.
Milionowy zapis. S. p. hr. EHgiusz
Suchodolski, wiasoiciel d6br Gosciera-
dow " gubernii lubelskiej, rmarl MEDIA.
VINO, pozostawiwszy wiasnoreczny tesla
ment, ogloszony " dniu 6-go zm. przez
prere'a sadu okregowego W Lublinie.
Zmsriy, ME msjac potomstvs, q tylko
brata rodzonego, Edmunds, zsmieszks.
lego " Wiedniu, r6wniet bezdzietuego,
zspissi caty swoj msjqtek prreszlo diva
milioDy rubli wynoszacy, zlozony .
d6br ziemskich ! kapltal6w, ma wissnosc
warszawskiemu Towanystvu dobro-
czynnosci ma cele utytecznoSci publicz.
mel, podiug uznanis tegot Towsrzystwa.
D~otywocie ma caiym msistku bedzie
bratu Edmundowi ! jego tonic
Maryi z Jareckicb, kt6rzy oboje " po-
desziym jut 50 wieku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Msodoszesi q nietylko Regier.ngs ale
Potizei facing.
zsrzut kiamliwoSci, zrobiony naszym
koresPondencyom, jest r6wnies ME
uosciwym. Dotyohcras opr6oz wiazki
drobnych wiadomosci o. wypadkach
bieaacych, ~opisanyoh .upelnie objek.
tywnie, zamieAcilismy kilks diu,s.ycb
list6w, majscych chsrsktsr og6lny.
Listy to zawieraiy ME wiele nowycb
fakt6w, to raj kt6re przytocsono, oparte
byiy zwykle M dokumentach ur.edo-
wyeh (np. oyrkularse do duchowieh-
stws). due pismo polskie podsnyn
" nasryoh ACKNOWLEDGMENT wisdo.
mosciom ME z~aprzeczaioi Narodni listy
ME Przytocxs ami jednego takiego spro-
stowania. Mogio sic komu niepodobsc
oi~ietlenie fakt6w, mogly sic wydac
fAiszywymi, lub ACKNOWLEDGMENT nssze
poglsdy, ale itskich nawet .arrut6w
ME zdarzyio sie ma spotkae " prasie pol
+skiej, kt6rei orgauy pr.edstswiai,ce
rosmaits odcienie polityesne. I wyjst-
klein skrajnie zaohowawczych, srtykuty
nasze zamieszczaty. W pismach ores
kich znajdowalisny ME raz nniej, lub
wiecej siuszne u~bolewania | rekrymina
eye zpowodu stosunku Polak6w do
Csecb6w " Austryi. zapewne obie
strony ME q beg why " tel sprawie,
kt6ra | ola Cseoh6w ms wielka, ohooiaA
ME jednakows doniosios6.
o sprawie jednsk ozesko polskiej ME
tn mieisce szsroko sic rorpisywa6, IA
rnscsymy tylko, &c obecuie trudno Jest
wymsgat, aeby spoaecIehstwo polskie
okazywaao Crechom szoreg6lne sympa-
tye. Me mote bye bowiem dotad mowy
o wyProstowaniu ! p~oprawieniu tego
stosunku doP6ki Czesi beds nam nar.u
cad nietylko interesy ale i sympatye
swoje. tembardxiej, ae sympatye to 8,
nam wstretne | 70 lskkomyslne igrauie
oaro6lstwem IA zgubue ola ssmyeh
Cssch6w poczy tujemy. A potwarz l
ksamstwo ro~zdrasnisjs tylko w~raiemne
niezadowoleuie o 90 widocznie Narod
MIN listons ohodxi. Mote to ola mich,
powtarzajsc slowa p. Gregra o posiach
polskioh ,,zdrowo, ale ME honorowo".
Ckocias wstpimy, ozy togo rodsaju tax
tyka wyjdzie ns xdrowie Clschom, q
raczej stronnictwu mathematician.
tenn pamietacby nalsa.to, 70 OBJ.
jawy sympathy, kt6ra CIechom Pslaey
galieyjskiei okazywali, wywo,ane byfy
wPiYwem opinii publioznej " zaborze
rosyjski.n. Ny zmusseni. do ci.glej |
1acietej walki politycznej rozumiemy
koniecznosc pewnych msnewr6w / po
biaaliwisj patrzymy ns nieuohroune "
tskich okolicznos ,iaoh zboczsnia Z pro
ssej drogi. Ny wres scie ME many .
Czecbaui zadnych rschunk6v, aadnej
kolizyi interes6w. Ale natomiast DO
lesniej odoruwsmy Gale ohyde tego
niePrawego zwiszku, kt6rego PIP. Wa
szaty l oonsortes - tai Rorliwyml
streozyoielsmi. I sympatye o1eskie,
tax zywe j~eszcze pred kilku laty "
spoieczehstwIe naszem, zacisrajs sic
'topniowo pod wPiywem siusrnego obu
rzenla na Mtodo Czech6w, kt6fyoh og6,
utotsamis z nsrodsm czeskim.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Rozumiemy dobrze ten stan psychioz-
ny politykow miodoozeskieh, ale ME
moaemy puscic ptszem n~ieuozciwosci /
~fssszu, ktorych sic Narodni Iisty we
wzmisnce o mas dOpuiciiy. Przyjszny
Rosyi dziennik znsc powinien ma lyle
Przynsjmniei stosunki rosyj'kie, teby
wiedziec IL nszwsnie tsjnem stowsrzy.
szeniem usiiowsh obywateli wszystkioh
zsbor6w " celu imformowsnis opinii
publicznei - Jest to 20 prostu dsnun-
cyscys. Widocznie " obozie miodo
ozeskim tax jua przejeto sic pojecismi
rosyjskiemi o uozciwosci ] honorze, 10
denuncyscys, " dodstku { ,iszyws, ME
uwsts sic tam "a czyn h~sniebny. Wy
syisnie korespondsncyi do pism zsprs
nioznych mote bye w~prawdzie W Rcsyi
przestepstwem pol.tyoznem, ale nswet
tsndsrmom rosyjskim ME p~ryehodziio
dotyohczss do giowy, re zbierauie | ko.
muniko wsnie dziennikom fsktow Jest
dowodem istnienis spisku. Tersz do.
piero politycy nsdweitswscy pouczsjs
swoich ssowia6skich braci ma vsobodzie
'sk naleay trsktowsc tego rodzaju sprs.
Wy, sk'sdsjsc vymowny dowod, ae
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Patterson News.

The weather is warm and sultry
again. At present slow rain is mod
flying the temperature to some extent.
There is considerable sickness in
Patterson and vicinity at present:
mostly all of typhoid fever. Sylvester
White, Samuel McGhee, Mrs. Win
chester, and others are convalescing.
Mr.. Lawson, who was thrown from
horse three weeks ago and hurt pref
ty badly, is able now to go about on
crutches.
We are sorry to announce the death
of Mrs. William Barker of Clark g
Greek, who died yesterday of typhoid
fever. She was Inferred to-day in the
Patterson cemetery. She leaves a
husband and many sympathizing
friends and relatives to mourn her loss
Several of our people have been at
tending the revival at Mount Pisgah
this week. They all report that much
good work is being done.
Prof. Polk was down from Brunot to-
day. He informs us he is doing we'll
with his school at that place.
A bill poster was in town this week
advertising show for our town in the
near future.
Quite number of our people went
to Greenville the latter part of the
week and to-day. to attend the Baptist
Association which is in session there,
now.
Our school is progressing nicely,
with j. L. Hickman as instructor.
Mr.. John Hunter had an arm broken
by falling tree a few days ago. but is
getting along real we'll at present.
Some from here attended the picnic
at Piedmont yesterday, and report an
enjoyable day.
Taylor Davis, who is teaching on
Cedar Creek, was in to-day.
Messrs. Claud Nicely, guitarist; John
Edwards, violinist; and, j. L. Hick-
man, organist, gave the people some
very good music at Mr.. Thomas Bun
yards yesterday evening.
Sept. 9, 1894. AARON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13

The Normal opened Tuesday with
an enrolment of 166-30 more than
last year. The number has increased
II in three days. The outlook for the
present session is quite encouraging.
We were all glad to meet our
friend, classmates, and teachers of
whom we took leave in June. But
the hand shaking and How'd you en-
ioy the vacation?" are over, and we
are all getting down to hard work.
We have the same excellent faculty
that we had last year. All are spec
ialists in their departments, and are
ND with the times in all particulars.
Prof. McLeary spent ten weeks at the
Chicago University this summer re-
viewing Latin and learning the Roman
pronunciation. If you want to learn
to talk like Caesar, go to room TX.
Professors McGhee and Ivy also also
spent the summer there. Prof. Nc
Chez will have something new to tell
us in astronomy. If Prof. Ivy doesn't
carry A. NJ. nor Phi. d.. that is no sign
he can't teach you all the physiology,
physics. and chemistry you can get
into your head in four years.
Tell Miss Brown that her Presby-
terian friend is ready TO answer her
arguments on the mode of baptism at
any time. NORMALITE.
Sept. 8, 1894.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Thanks.
AARON.

IRONTON, Mo-, Sept. l, 1894.
The members of Zion Chapel, M. E.
Church, are very grateful to DR..
Goulding for the use of his most ex-
cellent grove, on the 26th ult., for
Christian services. The Basket Meet
ing was a success. Rev. Divers, Of
Fredericktown, preached two able SER
mons. Also to Rev. j. w. Hurley, of
Ironton, for his splendid lecture to our
Epworth League last Wednesday night.
We were urged to have a willingness
to do something, the absence of which
will result in nothing being accom-
plished. Rev. Hurley showed more of
his interest in us by leaving in our
midst some books and papers.
God bless the white citizens of Iron
ton for the way they treat their
s.brother in black" and help us to
know how to properly appreciate said
treatment, so much SO that the near
future may find US more united people
for God and the possibilities of human
ity. PASTOR.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Burgundy News.

Editor Register-The West End
should never be forgotten, although
we have no news of any consequence.
But we have been blessed with many
refreshing showers recently and the
meadows look as green and fresh as in
May. We are going to have some good
fall pastures. We began to think that
we were not going to get any more
rain, but it is long lane that has no
crooks.
The chickens are all dying here;
supposed to have chicken cholera.
The disease is going to cause eggs to
fall short and consequently a higher
price. The man that eats eggs this
winter will pay dear for his brain food.
There are more squirrels in the West
End of Iron county than have ever
been known by the oldest citizens. They
are coming from the unknown parts of
the world. Some hunters have killed
as many as 125 in one day. Boys, if
you want sport, come West and South
west, and you can have a chance to
burn your powder and scatter shot
around. The farm is the place to find
in this part of the county.
Look out! Pork is going to cost
money this year; it will have to be
made out of corn, and that is scarce
article here, and a severe winter is
predicted.
The Cedar Grove schoolhouse was
burned down a few nights ago. The
person that did the act had better been
on his or her bed of sleep a-slumber,
as the birds warbling their songs from
afar might be heard speaking some
thing that would sound like death bells
in that individuals ear.
Wheat sowing will begin next week,
and the ground is in excellent order
for the event.
George W. Strickland is on the sick
list again.
The Burgundy school has got back
on the old track and everything love-
able and sweet as lasses. We hope
she will not be side-tracked any more
for the present term. ROwDY.
AupuSt 30 1894
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Obituary.

Francis j. Henderson was born Jan
uary 18th, 1858, and died at his home
in Iron county, Missouri, August 9Th,
1894 Married to Miss Mary E. Logan
December 23rd, 1875. They lived
happily together until by death she
was taken from him April 14th, 1898.
They had three children; one went be-
fore them to Heaven, the other two
survive.
Brother and Sister Henderson were
Christians. She became a member of
the Presbyterian church in early life,
and he was converted and united with
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
in the winter of 1889, under the gospel
ministry of Rev. A. B. Crumpler. The
church and the community in Belle
view valley, where they lived and
died, do greatly miss and feel the loss
of these two choice members of their
society. May the influence of their
example be to their children constant
reminder of all that is good for their
imitation, till parents and children
meet in Heaven. j. G.. BERGMAN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Errata.

Dear Editor-In my article of this
week. several inaccuracies occur, prob
ably due to my penmanship; as only
two have changed the meaning l will
only notice them. In one place, the
word ultimate" has been substituted
for alternate" thus changing the
sense of the sentence.
But the worst offense is to the deni-
zens of Loves Schoolhouse. where L.
in speaking of the scholars, called
them "shoots" or scions; and oh.
horror! your typo has made me call
them ''shoats!" An outrage upon them.
No, 1 am not SO forgetful of propriety
as to call so horrid name when en-
joying, in a measure, the hospitality
of the country. Everywhere we were
treated with the utmost politeness and
kindness, for which I could never
think of casting disparagement upon
anyone concerned.
In justice to myself, please make
this correction in your next issue. !
hope to travel the same road again,
but could not dare to do so, after call
ing the children "pigs," name which
they did no. deserve. INCoNNU.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13

the game of base ball, and returned on
the special car which was chartered
for the purpose of the game.
Mr.. Coleman of Illinois has accept
ed the position as school teacher for
the public school at Arcadia, and has
moved his family into one OF Louis
Miller's houses, next to Mr.. Quinn's
residence. We welcome Mr.. Coleman
and wish him success through life and
in his new home in the Valley with US.
A tramp on last Wednesday night
was in the act of making an entrance
through the window of Henry Evans
house, when Ralph Norman, Mr..
Evans brother-in-law, awakened and
procured shot gun and proceeded af-
ter him. He reports he shot Mr..
Tramp in the stomach. but that person
got up and put out, and could not be
found after a search for him.
The Ironton ice wagon came in min
us one wheel Wednesday evening, but
it was replaced with a new one and
made its daily rounds as usual. No
delay and no damage to driver.
Tramps were very numerous last
Thursday evening in the Valley.
There were four under a tree east OF
depot, ten under the tank, and five
more in the south end of the yard
making total of nineteen in all. Not
a good night for tramps, either.
Thursday last some II or IA freight
trains passed this station during the
day and up to 9 o'clock P. NJ. Looks
liks traffic is on the increase on the
railroad, both north and south. Let
'em come:
Conductor Nickel, who has been
on the Arcadia run during the Con-
ductor Loher's vacation, has returned
to the Main line passenger run.
Conductor Young, who has been on
the Arcadia run extra for few trips,
has returned to his regular freight
run.
A gathering of young people met at
Agent Cy. DeMeir's reridence last FRI
day evening at a sociable given in
honor of his son, Bert. Refreshments
and amusemenls of all kinds took up
the time up to an early hour in the
morning, when the young folks de-
parted for their homes, with glad
hearts and many thanks to Bert.
Pusher engine 1872 last Wednesday
relieved the 1886, the latter engine re-
turning home for few minor repairs.
Our gentlemanly night operator, Mr..
Curry, who has been absent for few
months during the hot weather, has
returned to the key, and we are in
hopes will remain with US. This
leaves operator Brierton, as well as
many other manipulators who have
been stationed here, on the extra list.
Conductor Loher, of the passenger
run, who has been absent absent dur
ing few of the hot months, has re-
turned and taken his run again.
Engineer Paule president of the G.
K. of II. Lodge. No GAO, was sent to
St. Louis as one of its delegates to at
tend the Seventh Biennial Convention
of the State Council of Missouri, which
convened at St. Louis on Tuesday,
September 11th
Charley Harviell and Alex Fletcher
started Monday morning to Mexico,
Mo-, to attend Military school.
Freight is still on the boom south.
Last Sunday three freight trains re-
turned north, light, as first, second
and third sections of No. 50, the pas
senger train being the fourth. The
freight trains going back to bring full
trains south. Similar trains passed
here the same way, also. the Sunday
before last. DUT TRIxEY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
A Good Thing to Keep at Hand.

From the Troy (Kamsas) Chief
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera NOR
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually precede that
ailment, such as sickness at the stom-
ach, diarrhea, ETC., we become scary.
We have found Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy the
very thing to straighten one out in
such cases, and always keep it about.
We are not writing this for pay testi-
monial. but to let our readers know
what is good thing to keep handy in
the house. For sale at Crisp's Drug
Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Personals.

Mrs. Rosa Leech is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roehry left Satur-
day for Pittsburg, where they will re-
main several weeks visiting relations.
Walter Newman came down from
st. Louis Saturday to spend several
days at home.
Miss Lucille Overstolz is being en-
tertained by Miss Abel Lopez.
DR.. and Mrs. Forester are spending
several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Glasgow, who
have been spending several weeks in
the valley at the residence of Mrs. j.
L. AXE, returned to the city Saturday.
Miss Edna Dilts, having spent several
weeks in Ironton, returned to her home
in Little Rock, Ark, Friday.
John Butts, of Fort Worth, Tex, is
in town.
John Nagel went to St. Louis yes
terday.
Miss Alice Gay will teach the coming
term of school at Leeper.
Miss Mary Schwab is visiting friends
in st. Louis.
DR.. H. M. Jones went to Arkansas
last week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-09-13
Links and Pins.

The engineer of the Arcadia run
says that Kerens had better drop the
Republican party and come back to
the old reliable party, where he and
his followers belong.
Joe Mathews has gone to De Soto,
where he has employment firing the
switch engine. Sorry to see you
leave, Joe, but the best of friends must
part. Wish you all the success and
good luck in the world.
Jos. Brierton has relieved operator
Seitz. Your turn next, Seniority.
Ed. Inner has gone to Hogan to
work nights at the key, extra.
Mrs. Charley Wheelahon and child,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in the Valley for the past
two months. returned to St. Louis
Tuesday morning last week.
Miss Myrtle Paule, who has been
visiting friends in St. Louis, returned
home Friday. She will attend school
here in September.
Freight is on the boom south bound.
Last Wednesday night from 6 o'clock in
the evening up to o'clock of same
night four freights had passed Arcadia
and were carrying red signals for the
fifth.
A social party was given at Mr..
Whitworth's Tuesday evening of last
week at Arcadia in honor of his dangh-
ter May. by the young folks of Arcadia
and vicinity. Amusement of all kinds
and plenty of refreshments were on
hand. The young folks enjoyed them
selves up to wee hour in the morn
ing, when they retired to their homes,
none the less fatigued, but with happy
hearts and we'll wishes for little May.
Ed. Inner has returned home from
Hogan where he has been manipulate
ing the key at nights extra.
Charley says the 336 gets there since
she has had new coat of black paint,
especially when he puts coal in her
and the needle points to 140.
Jesse Sherrell is building a new
house on his farm near Hogan.
VIM. Nenninger went to Bismarck
last Sunday week on his wheel, to see