Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-05-14

every morning over town 10 hia nev
wagon, nicely painted and branded
| "klaussman Brewing Co.," but thi
morning had some of the varnisl
erased and an axle badly bent by hi
horse running away.
Z. J. Heitzman is again at De Sot,
dispatching trans.
| Mrs. Lucius has given her dwelling
houses thorough painting, put in !,
new stone curbing. and added much t.
the comfort. value and appearance o
the property.
The Touring mill at this place
owned by Messrs. McCaskill and Keele
was sold Saturday last at Pennington
and bought by VIM. Crommer OF Belle
view, who granted more time to the
old firm for the payment of the indebt
edness, which leaves the property il
possession as before.
Mr.. Thomas Barrett will represent
the Degree of Honor Lodge of this
place in their Grand Lodge which con.
venes in Sedalia, Monday, May 18th.
lis rumOred that the railroad COM
pany will soon get their water supply
from st. Francis river, on account Of
the water In their we'll containing SO
much of the earthly salts.
A through freight caused a wreck ia
the north end OF the yard here Satur-
day by turning over car loaded with
lumber, which delayed all trains for
several hours.
Conductor T. S. Mcguire is again on
the north local run. since his foot re-
covered from the pressure o; cake OF
ice weighing $50 lbs, which landed
thereon two weeks ago. +,
: d. M. Newman of Belleview will be
in town for two weeks, making Oaks
fluid soap.
What do people pay out money and
sustain an incorporation for, if tits not
for the betterment of health, society,
and to promote the interest of the
town? But one would scarcely think
SO If he would pass along the main
business street of this town and see an
open, elevated wooden sewer which
leads the slop from the rear of the
City Hotel to the front street, and there
empties and affords the hogs of town
convenient wallow, and q perfect
hot-bed for germs of typhoid fever,
cholera and other diseases? This is
wisdom, enterprise and justice to the
town, did you sayp
The A. o. u. w. excursion is the
only coming event talked of. Twenty
two cars and two of the largest boats
on the river have been engaged by the
lodges of St. Louis; twelve cars from
De Soto, and three from this place are
retained, and a grand time will be the
reward for those who attend.
Johnny Shaw, the sixteen-year-old
son of Fireman VIM. Shaw, has been
confined to his bed for two weeks from
due to an Inflammation of the
spinal cord, but at present writing is
improving.
Mrs. Donavon, Mrs. M. jacobson,
and Mrs. Robbie, of st. Louis, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Heitzman and
relatives.
Rev. Father O'Reilly of Pennington
conducted services at this place Friday
evening.
DR.. Norwine spent Monday in St.
Louis.
Bismarck needs and can support a
good newspaper. Who will come?
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton of Sedalia
have become citizens of our town, and
begun housekeeping in one of the
neatest dwellings in town, the property
of Mr.. H. j. Behrens. We give them
a hearty welcome, as their presence
add much to our society. Mr.. Moul-
ton is Assistant Claim Agent for the I.
NJ. r. r. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kitchell have
just returned from Greenville, Mo-,
where they were visiting relatives.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James De-
vine. a girl, on the 9Th; to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Denton, on the 18th, a
boy. NIX.