Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Grand Old Missouri!

GTan0 Old missouri.
Ironton polied 4I2 votes-the largest
in her history.
We ran the majority up to 472.
Good enough for old Iron!
Election day passed off quietly and
pleasantly, bat for the rain in the af-
ternoon.
The rural element came out Tuesday.
And that's what's the matter with the
later returns.
The REGISTER is short on Brevities
this week. but we'll try to make up
hereafter for remI5sness now.
Those desiring the services of DR.. S.
E. Strong at night will find him at the
residence of Mr.. David Myers. one
block west from Nagel's meat market.
The tabulated returns tell the pleas
ing story-to good many people-of
how Iron county did herself proud on
the Sd of the instant mouth.
Members of Ironton Lodge, No. PA,
K. P, are requested TO meet at the
hall Sunday morning. Nov. 9Th, at
$50 o'clock. Also. Tuesday night fol-
loving. at 1880, for special work.
The arcadia Valley Democrat sus-
ponds publication this week. Mr.. Rit-
teuhouse has made q clean paper of it,
and we wish him sIeeess in the new
field TO which he goys. The REGISTER
will FL out the Democrats subscrip-
tiOugs
Services at the the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
7:30P. 81. Also at Graniteville 3 p. NJ:
Subject for morning service: Tine
way to become a Christian and the
way those are led who become Christs. "
Text, Rom. l0.11. Subject for
Graniteville: 1.-The two houses.
Text, I'd Cor. 81. Mrs. Magill from
St. Louis will speak to the congrega-
tion in the evening service. All are
invited to these services who do not
attend services elsewhere.
GEO. H. Duty, Pastor.
List of letters remaining In the Post
Office at IrontOn, Mo-, for the month
ending Oct. 81, 1896 If not called
for within thirty days. they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Belts Thos MasterPetia John
CardelI II A Mr. Smelscer G y Mr.
Fishpool ii Schienks - Mr.
Liuson John Tracy Leila Miss
Wagner VIM II Web Annie Miss
Warden Mary C Miss
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list. A. P. VANCE. p. NJ.
The surprise party given by some
friends of Mrs. Nagel's at her house on
her birthday, few evenings since.
was very enjoyable. Music, dancing,
singing, ETC.. was kept up until about
o'clock in the morning. There was
nothing lacking to make the partici.
pants feel pleased and merry. Socia'
bility reigued among the merry makers
The supper was just excellent. May
Mrs Nagel and her husband live an6
enjoy many such occasions, and should
we still be here year hence we shall
surely be glad to call again. d.
WE publish the following report o
the grand jury of the October term
1896:
1--WE, the undersigned having beer
appointed committee from the Crane
Jury to examine the accounts of tn,
officials of the Circuit and Count,
Courts, beg leave to make the follow
ing report:
AFTER having had placed before u
the books of the Treasurer, Collector
County Clerk, and Circuit Clerk, w
examined into their Balances, Reports
and Mode of Entry, and found ther
correct. and we commend the above oil
- ficials for the neat manner in whic
they have kept their accounts.
1--WE would suggest that the time 70
making this examination should b
changed from the Fall to the SpriuI
Term, as it would then be near the en-
of the fiscal year, and the varlou
accounts would be in better shape 70
making such an examination.
"Signed this the goth day of October
1896.
w. J. SCHwAB, Chm of Com.
P G. CARLY. Foreman"