Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-08-22
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.

QlSOduQ.
Collins broncho is in daily request
by the little folk.
The REGISTER is day late this
week. The cause will appear later on.
Rain and northerly winds knocked
out the hot spell Monday night, and
We are now having September weather.
The colored barbecue and picnic last
Friday was big success in all ways.
An extended account will be given
next week.
Owing to a lot of extra work, the
REGISTER is not up to the standard this
week, and is a few hours behind time.
But amends shall be made.
Sam Jones, Esq. has our thanks for
a dozen of the finest peaches we ever
saw in this section. They were of the
product of Gen. Turner's orchard.
Miss Edith Strong has chicken that
was Matched April 9th; on August
17th-when just 113 days old-this
chicken laid her first egg. Who can
beat this?
Fayette Sutton of Annapolis is an
occupant of the Jail, being held to an
swer for deadly assault upon Joseph
Kinch. A full account Of the matter
is given elsewhere
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety will give an open Session at Fort
Hill Church Thursday evening, Aug.
22nd. The program will be building
the Cable, and the collection will be
appropriated to the Mission cause.
All are invited.
ing in the tent Wednesday evening,
continuing over Sunday. Elder w. S.
Hyatt of Kansas City will be present
during the time. The tent will be
pitched on the same ground as before.
All are invited TO attend these meet
ing.
Lost, Strayed, or Stolen.-One
George w. Bliss and wife and wife's
sister. When last heard from these
parties were in the wllds of Southeast
Missouri. Any Information will be
thankfully received by their botherd
relatives and friends.
N. w. OR w. Il. BLISS.
Subject for services at the Presby-
terian church, August 25th: morning
Ambitions and possibilities of man."
"Reminiscences" For Gran
influence" All who have no other
services to attend, are cordially invited.
GEO. H. Duty, Pastor.
The Blue Ribbon FAIR at Belleview
last Saturday was very successful. Inc
attendance was large, and some line
stock was on the ground. A list OF
the premiums awarded has been fur
nishe1 us for publication, and will APP
pear next week Under ordinary cir
cumstances it would not be delayed,
but we are unavoidably compelled to
defer the insertion of the list. We
hope our friends will overlook the de-
Law, and attribute it not to our desire,
but to the true cause-lack OF space.
Arthur Carson, who appropriated
$40 of the net earnings OF the GLADDEN.
Hotel at Williamsville, to his own use,
and David Mitchell. who Intentionally
signed the name of A. Carter to an Or
der which was legal tender at the
store of Strother & Co., at Cold Water.
both entered plea OF guilty IN the
circuit court last Monday, and were
sentenced to two years Imprisonment
in the state wayne County
Journal.
Execution for $4,000 was issued yes
terday against the st. Louis. Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway Com
PAW. in favor of Mrs. VIM. Lloyd.
Mr.. Loyd was run over aud killed by
switching train at Des Arc some Tour
years ago. The widow sued for $oooo
damages, which was awarded her In
the circuit court here. The railroad
company appealed the case, and the
Supreme Court affirmed the decision
abort time ago. Hon. j. HI. Raney Is
attorney for the plaintiff.
1.-The Sunfiower Coons" may well be
content to rest upon their laureis, for
the entertainment they gave last Sat
,,rdav evening was indeed excellent.
The REG1srER regrets that it has not
the time and space to give an extend
ed criticism, but it begs to assure tue
Young ladies, one and all-from the
lend men,, to the interlocutor. from
the pianiste to the lovely Carmencita
of its most distinguished consldera.
ton. The proceeds. .'for the poor
netted q handsome sum which VIII De
iudiciously expended.
Jas. A. Reyburn of Belleview writes
rs as follows: 1.-The correspondent
from Imboden last week has been mis-
informed in regard to the people VINO
got the milk from Mr.. Ragan's spring
house. The writer was driving the
sorrel team, and most certainly did not
go into Mr.. RS spring-house. or take
auy of his milk. The young man who
did get quart of milk said there was
an abundance of milk there, and as the
party were all we'll acquainted with
Mr.. r. and know he would gladly give
any person a quart of milk for the
asking, they did not think it worth
while to hunt him up and ask him for
It. However. he asks me to state now
that he is under obligations to Mr.. H.
for the milk, and hopes to be able 70
repay him any time he is passing this
way"