Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-18
Belleview Briefs.

Mr.. Atkinson being away visitin.
his parents. Mr.. Jenkinson of Gale
donia filled his appointment at tn,
Methodist Church the first Sunday ia
this month. Mr.. Atkinson preached
last Sunday evenings There will b.
services at the Presbyterian church BY
| the new pastor.
| John Imboden and wife of California
arrived Saturday on visit to relative:
at their old home.
Mrs. Annie Holman of Murfrees-
boro, is visiting her sister, Mrs. D.
Carly.
Miss Eta Lay has returned from a
lengthy visit to St. Louis county.
Mrs. H. Dausman and Miss Annie
Matthews spent Friday in our town.
Mrs. d. will remain at the Oliver
House short time. after which she
will summer with relatives in Belle
view.
Mr.. Townsend is visiting his sister,
Mrs. n Warren.
John Henry of Caledonia was the
recently.
Leonard Richardson came from St.
Louis on the fourth, and spent several
days with his little daughter. who still
remains with her aunt, Mrs. Harral.
Rev. Turner has returned to his
field of labor in Ripley county. His
wife will remain a while with home
folk.
Jas. c. Smith made business trip
to Belleview last week.
Eugene Logan came home from Pop
lar Bluff last Thursday.
Will Reeves, Charley Coxey. and
their respective families. expect to re-
move to Arkansas about the first of
September.
One of the barns of J. H. Long was
burned recently; supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
F. A. Mcfarland has bought an in
terest in the store of w. r. Read. Mr..
Read has a new ..bike;" he and Eu-
gene Logan are expert riders.
Mrs. Haley and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Frederick
town.
James A. Reyburn and mother went
to Arcadia Sunday. Mrs. R. will re-
main some days with the families of
her sons. Joe and Sam.
John Thomas returned last week
from St. Louis.
Mrs. E. j. Thomas and son Will, n.
Warren and wife, took in the picnic at
Bismarck ON the fourth. A number of
our people went to Belgrade; some
went after huckleberries, and others
spent the glorious Fourth quietly at
home.
1t is rumored that Judge Palmer has
sold his farm to Dave Oesterle and
will go to Texas to locate. His many
friends sincerely hope he will not
leave our community, for he has al
ways been true, helpful friend to all
in distress, and his place will be hard |
Uncle David"
Lovers of flowers in this section
enjoyed a rare treat last week, as
he nlght-blooming cereus owned by |
Mrs. Kerlagon bloomed last Tuesday |
night. A large crowd gathered to
watch the white petals slowly unfold. |
The flower was thirteen and a half |
inches wide. Friday Mrs. George |
aartzel's cactus had two beautiful |
fourteen inches in diam
eter.
Mr.. Boring has been threshing |
wheat for our farmers for some time. |
This is surely an loft year" for wheat
n this part of the country. The rains
Ire godsend for the corn crop, for
he chinchbugs are plentiful. A num-
DER of the people have received infect
ID bugs from Columb ia, aud will give
hem trial in hopes of Kidding their
ields of the bugs before they destroy
he corn.
Harvey Bell was In St. Louis last
week.
John w. Harral will have a large |
,arn built on his farm just west of
own.
James A. Reyburn went to St. Louis
his morning. BELLEvIEw.