Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-07-07

sisted at Quilting by some of her lad.
friends.
Married, on June I'd, near billiard
Mo-, by Rev. A. NJ. Alcorn, MIR. Jess,
Mason to Mrs. Sarah Edgar. The
groom is 76 years old. the bride 46.
! Born, June 4th, to the wife of Frank
Martin, a son.
Lee Erbschloe and his mother attend
ed the Quarterly Meeting of the M. Z
Church at Joseph's Chnpe! on the 18Th
| inst.
Miss E. Z. Tedder who passed sew,
eral weeks here visiting relatives. has
returned to her home in Greenville,
Mo.
Mrs. Lucretia Williams has returned
home from the vicinity of Howe's Mill
where she visited relatives. Her broth
err, Mr.. Joseph Nelson. died at the age
of "A years, at his home near Howe's
Mill, recently.
The following named persons visited
relatives in this neighborhood during
this month: Mrs. Gilbert Tedder, OF
Greenville, Mo-; Miss Effie Love, OF
near Belgrade; Miss Lizzie McLain
and her brother Sylvester McLain, OF
Cub Creek; Mr.. Jno. A. Love, of near
Salem, Mo-; Adrian Nelson, of near
Howe's mill.
During the past month the follow
ing-named persons of this locality
went to the places named to visit rela-
tives: John &. Yount and family, to
Trace creek; j. NJ. Lucas and wife, to
Cub creek; G. w. Love and family, to
Belgrade.
The following-named persons have
been employed to teach school at the
places named:
w. 2. Anderson, near Belgrade;
Luther Scott, near Courtois; Miss
Hawkins at Pleasant Grove, near Tolu;
j. L. Bolick, at Goodwater; Norman
Cole, in the Anderson District, north
Of here, and w. A. Wood, on Shoal
Crenk.
r. G. Crocker went to Sunlight on
business last Monday.
While in Ironton recently | was hos
pitably entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. O'Neal. They have an interest
ing and Intelligent group of children,
who give abundant promise of future
usefulness and are. justly, the pride of
their parents. Mr.. O'Neal is kind
hearted, yet cautious and vigilant.
man and is, consequently, well quail
fed for the position he has so ably
filled during the past four years.
/ visited the REGISTER office and was
shown its plant, which is complete for
a country printing office. A Chandler
a. To
Press was recently added TO the REGIS
TER's equipment. Mr.. AXE showed
me sample Of the work done on that
press-'An invitation to the services
at the celebration of the Rev. VIM.
Noonan's Silver Jubilee at De Soto"
1t is one of the most perfect and beau
tiful specimens of press-wOrk [ ever
saw. The alignment throughout is
perfect, every letter and figure clear
"a job of work creditable alike to the
press and to the workman who oper-
ated it.
Among other friends / met Mr.. Mann
Ringo, the affable and courteous Cash
Ter of the Iron County Bank. He is in
every way worthy OF the responsible
psition he holds and is just such man
as like to see prosper-one who is
not inflated and rendered vain by sue
cess, but is ever ready to promptly full
fill the duties of whatever position he
holds in an unassuming, straight-for-
ward, manly way. He kindly showed
me through the elegantly-furnished
and commodious Office and explained
to me the intricacies of the limerick
and the combination of the fine, solid
chilled steel, burglar and fre-proof
safe. 1t is surely one of the most COM
plete triumphs of inventive genius and
one can easily believe the manufacture
ers' statement that if sufficient dynamite
were used to blow open the safe, after
it was properly locked, it would wreck
the building containing the safe and
it might be added that it would stimuli
render the burglar forever
harmless.
June 3Oth, 1898. r. Z.