Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs Ross Quinley some COW
bell rausic, and, of course, Ross sci
'em up.
Several of our fun-loving and merry
making people gathered themselves to.
gether on Saturday night last and took
a stroll out to Col. Swinney's where
they tripped the light fantastic toe for
few hours, much to the delight OF
their party and the Colonel. too.
The Syenite Company started some
% or 50 stone cutters last week and
the din of the hammer made its natu-
raj reverberations through the air
round about this locality. 'T1ere bet
ter If it would never cease, for at least.
twelve months, at any rate.
Mr.. William Martin, general Super
intendent for the company came down
from the city on business yesterday,
returning to-day.
Mr.. button, schoolmaster of Cedar
Creek was in town Saturday on a visit.
Mr., Chas. Shular's new house is now
completed and ready for occupancy.
His building adds very much to the
surroundings of Ghermanviile.
Mrs. Robert Trauernicht has come
home from the city for two months
stay with her family Mrs T. is very
much improved and hopes that she
will regain her former good health
Our neighboring town. Ghernan-
vile, experienced quite mad dog
scare last week. A queer time of the
season for dogs to go mad we should
say. but such, we believe. was the
case.
1t is said that Rev. George Duty was
at his best on Sunday afternoon last,
discoursing one of the best sermons
that has yet been his lot to deliver at
this place, taking for his text these
words ''How we have an assurance
that we are born into the kingdom of
God"
Mr.. Jasper Fitzpatrick has had quite
an attack of the grip for several days.
though improving a little now. and
able to be around again.
Our K. P. boys must have an i'm
mense amount of lodge work to per-
form when they attend lodge at Iron
ton, judging from the time they get
home in the morning-four o'clock.
There is a move on foot by deputy
Henry Behrens of Pilot Knob to insti-
tute an A o. U. w. Lodge at this
place. but we fear the undertaking
will not materialize owing to the lack
of hall facilities. and then the stay of
the majority of the men here is only
which will render it difficult
TO secure the requisite number to be-
gin with. Mr. Frank L. Bohn, Deputy
Grand Master orkman for the juris-
1iction of Missouri A O. Z. w. will
deliver a free lecture at Workmen's
Hall here tonight in the interest of the
order in which he is working.
Mr. and Mrs E. M. Smith arrived |
home on Sunday last. Mr.. S. seems |
much improved in health and hopes to |
continue to improve.
Mr.. Z. J. Warrington returned home |
IN Sunday from an extended stay in
he Bay State, in which state he was |
stopping at Fall River.
Our good Catholic people have made
| side walk leading from their church
o the street, which adds much to the
of those attending church
md Sunday school these muddy times.
Sunday last was what might be
allied an ideal, or regular, March day
A series of meetings are being held
It the NJ. E. church this week, con-
Iucted by Rey. Edward Koeth, who
will. it is said, be assisted by visiting
minister's from adjacent charges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothothy Donahoe
lave an awfully sick little child, and
It present it's recovery is doubtful,
hough hopes for change for the bet
err are still entertained by it's parents
md physician.
Mrs. Maggie Rumble left to-day for
few days visit to home folks at Sye-
lite, Mo.
Several Irontonions were in town
sunday. Mostly young men who have
quite an attaction here among our
rentler sex.
JAN 10, 1897. CAP.