Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-06-20

An assortment of fine Candies at the
Bou Tou Parlor.
Annapolis News.
Ed. Register-Miss Rowena Benson
school at Fulton. Her parents met
her at St. Louis.
The Rebekahs of this place are pre-
parlng to give another picnic ON the
Fourth of July.
There were couple of agricultural
implement men here last week, but
this item would not have got into this
letter if it had not have been for the
fact that one of them talked loud
enough to be heard two squares.
The wife of John H. Brawley died
at Sabula Tuesday.
The family of F. G. Rearick will
soon meet him in Ohio, whittier they
are preparing to go in day or two.
Jas. West mas rented the Rearick
property near the tank. He moved in
yesterday.
Jos. Kinch went to St. Louis yester-
day.
d. S. Baker, U. S. Gauger at this
place, is expecting promotion.
Frank Reese had his wages raised
and got a new pump last week. This
has become one of the most important
water stations on the division.
The long protracted drouth was
broken Friday night by copious rain,
followed by showers Saturday morning
and night. 1t came too late for oats
and hay, but just in time to save the
crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. johnson of
Piedmont are in town to-day.
Two blind people gave beautiful
musical and literary entertainment
here last night. They will hold forth
again tonight. CRUx.
THE BULLETIN.
We have been having a good rain,
which is going to make crops a great
deal better than was expected. The
Bulletin" has but little to write this
time, but he hopes he will not be criti-
cised because of writing to a county
newspaper. 1t is not his intention to
write anything to hurt the feelings OF
any one.
To-day. the 18th of June, is a law
day in the Justices court. The case
of J. w. Toney, physician, against
John K. Grimes, by writ of attachment,
was tried by jury, and the jury agreed
to disagree-four for plaintiff, and two
for John r. Grimes. J. G. Carly, at
torney from Piedmont, was in atten-
dance in behalf of plaintiff. Also, j.
w. Toney was present from Piedmont.
John Crowley, attorney for defend
ant, and John r. Grimes, the defend
ant, were also present, with several
witnesses on both sides.
David Clarkson had a mule to die
last week.
Clarkson and Kinch seem to keep
things moving. Plenty of orders for
lumber.
John r. Dobbs has quit Clarkson's
sawmill and gone to drive a team for
them.
VIM. Kitchell and Smith of Bear
bee tree yesterday. and the result was
two buckets of honey and swelled hands
and eyes. Albert Lashley could not
see his way to bed last night, but is
better at this writing.
VIM. Lewis, our road overseer, has
done good work On the roads in this
district. So far as he has worked the
road he has greatly improved it. and
we hope he will continue the good
work.
A. Ruble was in town to-day from
Vulcan on business.
There is to be a free entertainment
to- night by blind man and lady, M.
and Mrs H. D. Hallenbeck, both OF
whom are blind from infancy. Organ
and violin music at the church house
don't believe in holding up for to
serve both God and the Devil all in
one house, but have no objections to
them that do.
Some parties at this place begun to
think that there was water famine
on hand, as their wells were In man
ner dry, but they certainly will think
there is going to be flood before 1t Is
done raining.
Mr.. Whit Burgan, an old resident Of
this vicinity, is on the streets again
At present he is making his home IL
Texas. but expects to stop here and a
Des Are two or three months, He /:
looking hale and hearty.
Monday, the oath. is set for the
case again wherein Toney is plaintiff
and J. r. Grimes defendant.
j. S. Benson and wife took No.
north to-day.
Huckleberries and bee-hunting are
| all the go here.
There is to be a picnic at this place
/ on the 4th of July, and one at Thomas
Jackson's farm on the same day, one
and one-half miles southeast of here
! Come one, come all!
! Samuel Robinson has been to Wash
| ington county. looking after proof OF
! his pension. Yours, Truly.
| June II. ANNAPOLIS BULLETIN.