Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-01-23
Arcadia News.

article from 'Judas Iscariot" last week
"Simon" has not ..gone the way Of
Jerome" neither has he taken a Jour
ney, out he does intend to be more
prompt in the future.
| We haven't had the time to interview
Mr.. Dixon. but do not think there is
anything the matter with him.
Have patience, my brother; let these
matters take their own course. D.
and the old maids are undoubtedly on
good terms, and as to the widow moth
ing definitely can be said.
| Cy. DeMier and son were called to
Pacific Wednesday by the death of Mr..
DeMier's father.
Jesse Lewis. of St. Louis, is news
boy Gu the Arcadia.
Mr.. O'Brien has returned to his work
on the Arcadia.
E. c. Rockwell was in the city
Wednesday.
| Seat Hatten is in Williamsville.
| Rev. Early, presiding elder at Fort
Hill, preached a very convincing SER
mon Sunday.
Mrs. Speck and Mrs. Mathews spent
! Tuesday in our town.
Mrs. Schuman and baby were in the
city last week.
Mr.. Wisdom and wife were guests of
Bro. Aspley last week.
Mr.. Martin and wife spent Sunday
in town.
Miss Lou Nations has been sick, but
is now improving. .
Miss Kate Van Wrinkle has La Grippe.
H. N. Baird came down from the
city Saturday, returning Monday.
Will some one tell me what Hiram is
| tracking up and down the road 30 much
for?
Mrs. Allison has gone to the city.
Mrs. Kinney fell last Friday and
sprained her wrist very badly.
A. j. Langdon, of Cotton Plant, was
at home lately.
Mrs. Medley and granddaughter
have returned from the South.
The Fort Hill church bell is out of
order, but services go on just the same.
SIMON PETER.
Ed. Register-Arcadia is booming
three communications to the REGISTER
last week.
Bro. Aspley filed the pulpit Sunday
night. He is about we'll again and is
able to go about his Fathers business.
Mr.. Tucker Jones, also, has been on
the sick list, but is able to be at him
self again.
Mr.. Editor, we have some people in
Arcadia who claimed to be sanctifed.
And would to God that we were all
sanctifed, but not cranktifed. The
writer has been a close observer for
many years, and has met and associ-
ated with many who professed to be
sancti6ed. But he has never yet found
a single one who was absolutely fault
less and lived a life perfectly before
God without SHINING. The blessed
Savior was the only one who ever lived
without sin: but che was God manifest
in the flesh" He said, There is none
good but one that is God"
1t is rumored that we are going to
have two or three weddings in the
near future.
The new spring-house on the prem
Uses of VIM. A. Fletcher is completed,
adding one more convenience to the
place.
One crew has been pulled off the
pusher here, commencing Thursday,
leaving only one engine to do the
work, days, and two of nights.
Mr.. Buford. our school teacher, has
some attraction down at Sabula,
think; but as there is no harm in it,
who can blame him?
Somebody asks why Jas. Weathers
makes so many trips to Graniteville?
Guess he has some attraction there.
jeff Axes was down from Iron Noun
tain the 18th.
The pay-car went down the road
Wednesday, making the railroad boys
happy.
Henry Evans still has charge of the
switch engine at Iron Mountain.
Jas. B. Evans has gone to Hogan to
erect store and dwelling for the hub
factory man, Mr.. Lee. Hurrah for
Hogan!
our town, consisting mostly OF bad
colds.
We understand VIM. Gosney has a
position at Lopez & Sons. Success to
you, Willie!
Mr.. Mangold was home Sunday.
understand Prof. B. was over to
Lopez's, pricing furniture. What
does that mean?
Joe Reyburn went to St. Louis Sum
day.
hear Chas. Eldracher is going to
fire the Iron Mountain switch engine,
instead of the Pusher.
We understand that several parties
have visited the Valley lately to as
certain if it is available for dairy farm
ing. They are all pleased with it,
and will locate here if they can obtain
land at a reasonable figure. 1t is pro-
posed to establish several of these
farms if they can be obtained at prices
to suit. Mrs. O'Brien of the Arcadia
House has been instrumental in at
tracing the attention of the parties to
the Valley.
Our public school seems to be getting
along very nicely. Every student
seems to be we'll pleased with his teach
er, and we think the instructors de-
serve great credit for their labor.
Jan. 81, 1896. JUDAS IsCARIor.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is IA
nous for its cures of bad colds. 1t
opens the secretions, relieves the lungs,
aids nature in restoring the system to
healthy condition. If freely used as