Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-04-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A. p VANCE, Postmaster
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
So the soldier boys will soon be with
US.
The grand jury, we are informed, ia
finding but little work to do.
VIM. II. Thomas is again clerking
at Bonanza, we are glad to note.
One of Judge Emerson's new cot.
tages to rent. In perfect order. 2,
For Rsnt-Tnres large rooms. up
stairs. Inquire at Adolph's Jewelry
Store.
Next week we will give the serious
and worldly side Of the Wooden Mill
question.
For Sale-A Pool Table with all the
Billiard Fixtures. Very low. Apply
at this Office.
The school board holds q meeting
next Wednesday to employ teachers
for the ensuing year.
The Court of Appeals. composed of
Judges Hart and Meyer, was in session
Monday and Tuesday.
Born--TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w.
Kells, Arcadia, Mo-, Wednesday, April
goth, 1896, at / o'clock P. NJ, q son.
For SALE-A new One-Horse Wag-
on, One Spring Wagon. Two Open Bug
gies. One Cow and young Calf. Apply
to E. C. TUAL, Arcadia, Mo.
The Ironton Cornet Band organized
last week. We hope the boys will
stick to it. and make the band a per-
manent institution of the Valley.
The riHe-range appropriation passed
the Senate last Saturday. and the light
shadow that gllmmered upon the pro-
ject passed into thinner nothingness.
Some of the "boys" in this town had
a hilarious time one night last week.
They didn't do any damage. perhaps.
except to themselves. Just don't do
it too, often, boys.
The railroad section men have re-
moved the side-tracks at Pilot Knob
which rendered the crossing tedious
not to say dangerous, and nothing re-
mains but the s'Y."
Quite large delegation from the
Valley attended the l. 0. o. +. Cele-
bration in Pennington on Friday last.
They all report a good time and are
loud IN their praise OF Farmington's
hospitality.
Judge Green arrived Monday noon
and opened court about two o'clock.
The Judge at once instructed the grand
jury appointing VIM. Buford, foreman.
That body retired and the clearing OF
the docket began.
We publish in this issue the obitu-
airy of Mrs. Caroline L. Trow, for
mer resident of this town. One and
all who know them will join with us in
extending sympathy to the bereaved
husband and children.
Mrs. C. Arnoldy has opened an ice
cream parlor. and will dispense the
popular American refreshment on
Tuesday and Wednesday, and Friday
and Saturday, every week. An ele-
giant article will be served.
Miss F. Markham will open pri-
vate school in the primary room OF the
schoolhouse, next Monday, and will
teach for one month. Those desiring
to avail themselves of the opportunity
offered will call on Miss Markham.
The County Central Committee will
probably be called together in the
naxt two weeks to determine on the
date of holding the primary election
TO reuominate county officers. and at
tend to other matters of Importance.
The following attorneys have been
attendance in court this week: L. +.
Dining, E. j. Bean. De Soto; f. K.
Deariuo, Hillsboro; Messrs. Collins
and Cook, st. Louis; j. II. Raney, J.
q. Carty aud r. C. Durham, Piedmont;
w. s. G. Walker, Maiden.
FUNERAL NOrIcE-The funeral Of
the late Rev. John c. Williams OF
R~Ileyiew will be preached at the
methodist church in Caledonia or
Sunday. May 10Th, 1896. by Rev. John
III. Headlsy. Friends of the deceased
and his children are invited to attend
4 petition signed by the county OF
acsais and other citizens, asking the
.rnointmeut of r. j. Hill OF Bellevue"
az Presiding Judge of the County
Court. vice A. j. Carly, deceased, ma
beeu forwarded to Gov. Stone. Inc
appointment will probably Be maze
tAis week.
subieets and texts for the Presby
+erian services May Sd. Morning
service: subject, prayer" Iext
Phil. 4:67. Evening service: "rni
Huguenots." Services at Granitevilie
spn. All who do not attend services
elsewhere ere cordially invited 70 snes'
services. GEO. b. Duty. Pastor.
There was q lively vukus between
two sable maidens on lions Hiil las
SUNDAY night week. while In attend
sues AZ church. Others interfered ant
for . time auieted the disturbances; ou
the corabatauts. re learn. met mex
day and fought 70 . finish. ant
again peace and quiet reign in Nortl
Ironton.
We extract the following from TIT
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