Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-16
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
See Lopez's new Spring ad.

soCO AOpOL Lew CpEluS al.
The pay-car went down the railroad
yesterday.
There is good prospect of an ex-
cellent berry crop in the Valley.
The Board of Equalization proceed
ings are published in this paper.
j. NJ. Whitworth, Esq, is improv-
ing and beautifying his premises.
For fine healthy Cabbage Plants
call on John Newman. All varieties.
The Schneider Granite Co.'S Store
opens Saturday. See the formal an
nouncement on this page.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons of
Hogan, Mo-, on Friday, April 10th,
1896, at $50 A. NJ, tsoo daughters.
This is the real article, this spring
weather. May there be no setback to
the promises of another abundant yield
of fruits of all kinds, great and small.
To Sell or Trade-Three second
hand Buggies. Will be sold at a bar
gain, or exchanged for horses, hay or
corn. Call on Collins at his Livery
Stable.
Mrs. A. j. Carly returned home
from Hot Springs Monday, accompa-
MED by her son, j. C.. Carly of Pied
mont. Happily they found the Judge
on the way to recovery.
Prof. A. P. Vance has been rendered
the position of principal of the Arcadia
Public School. We understand that he
has accepted. Arcadia has secured
a very competent educator.
The ..Miter Social will hold, its
meeting next Friday evening at Mrs.
S. 7. Gays. Everybody is expected to
be present. Come one and all, and
see the great social event OF the week.
Died-At his residence in Middle
brook, Mo-, Wednesday evening,
April 10Th, 1896, at 1870 P. NJ, MI
CHAEL SEITZ, after long illness, in his
Goth year. A fitting notice will be
given next week.
We omitted to state that at the city
election General r. F. Wingate was
elected City Attorney over VIM. l..
ByersdOrff by majority of sixty votes.
No formal announcement of candidacy
had been made.
Bishop futile held services at St.
Paul's church last Tuesday evening,
and preached to good-sized congre-
cation. The Resurrection was his
theme, and he was-as he always is
forceful, scholarly and eloquent.
VIM. Gross, Esq, is building a neat
and roomy cottage on Knob street, on
the old GARNER premises. having torn
down the old structure to make room
for the new. He will probably be able
to take up his residence therein the
coming month.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Campbell, on Marble Creek, Tuesday,
March Sd, 1896, son. Also, on same
day, and in same locality, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Miller, SON. And yet
there are people who talk of the de-
cease of the Democratic party!
Sunday services at the Baptist
church. Subject of morning sermon,
"Why became Baptist" Subject
for evening sermon, Come, let us
reason together" ALI are cordially
invited to attend these and all other
services at the Baptist church.
1t is probable that Ironton will soon
have q bank. Two gentlemen from
Licking, Mo-, have been in the Valley
for several days inquiring into the sur
roundings, and, we hear, are favorably
impressed. There seems to be no good
reason why such an institution here
would not pay-and pay well.
Spring is here in all her glory. The
warm south wind brought copious
showers on last Sunday night. Since
then the peach trees have donned their
spring raiment, the violet and dande-
lion star the meadows, the small boy
fnfests the creek bank. the hillsides
are becoming green, and garden sass
is fairly humping itself.
Mrs. Chamberlin will give Sacred
Ccucert at the Academy of Music next
Sunday, $3.50 to Also p. NJ. Mrs. Kate
Delano, Misses Olga Schmitz and
Blanche Fletcher, and Mr.. Basler will
take part in the programme. The
music will be both vocal and lnstru-
mental. No admission will be charged,
but collection may be taken up 10
defray the expenses.
Subjects and texts for services at tho
PRESBYTERIAN church next Sabbath,
April 18TH Morning service. subject:
providence" Text, Rom. 11:33-36.
Evening service, subject; Lafayette"
Text, Proverbs 1914. Graniteville, 3
p. NJ, subject: "Our disqualification.
our reimbursement" Text, Daniel.
SO. All who do not attend services
elsewhere are cordially invited to these
services. GEO. II. Duty, Pastor.
Judge A. j. Carly has been suffering
for several days with an aggravated
case of Lagrippe. His condition was
raot thought to be serious until Monday
uooa. when DO began to exhibit symp-
toms OF exhaustion that alarmed his
family. Drs. Strong and Farrar were
caa,ed aud restoratives EsEa applied,
we arc glad to learn with success, 50
chat the Judge is now in a fair way to
recover. Lsgrippe is treacherous
maiady and should ss very closely
watched.
The Piedmont Banner gives tfis
atea concerning an old resident and
ex-officia, of this county: s'Mrs. u. +.