Iron County register., 1899-02-23

Hotel When they got ready to leave
next morning they paid part of their
bill with counterfeit money This was
not known until after they had taken
their departure CentreriIEe Outlook.
The Boys Brigade observed Wash
ingtOnis birthday parading the streets
TO the tap Of the drum, and proudly
floating iberty's banner to the breezes.
Then they gaily marched to the top OF
Pilot Knob. planting the stars and
stripes on the topmost pinnacle. On
their return 10 Ironton the boys were
entertained at lunch BY Rev. Britain
Joel A. Meador has sold all his
property in Greenville to Prof. J. [.
White and will move 10 Mammoth
Springs. Ark. where he has bought
property Mr. Meador will go down
there this week but will nos remove
his family until about the middle of
March He expects to engage in the
mercantile business at that place
| GreeHrIiLe Journal
On St Valentines eve Miss Myrtle
Paul of Bismarck was rendered quite
surprise by number of young ladies
and gentlemen of Bismarck. calling al
in masque- Il was indeed q surprise.
They all seemed to enjoy themselves
by dancing singing and music. Ali
returned home thanking Mrs Paul and
daughter for their kind hospitality
a GUEST.
List OF letters remaining IN the Post
Office at Ironton, Mo-, for the week
ending Feb. 18th, 1899. If not called
for within two weeks, they viii be
sent to the Dead Letter Ofice:
Barg J kenry (2(
BARLEY Dave Mann John L
Butler & Son Roderick j L
Crotzier Mrs LizziePenuy WI
Hammond Miss TamneI Mrs Il
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list j. N BISHOP. P. NJ.
Lee Duffy, who several years ago
filed the position of night operator at
Arcadia. died in hospital at Dallas.
Texas, Sunday. On Christmas eve
last Duffy was accidentally shot in the
knee; auputation was made q few
ever, and for some time his condition
was known TO be serious. The re-
mains we're taken to De Soto, Mr.. |
Dufy's old home, for internent the !
first of the week The young man had |
many friends here who will learn of |
his death with sorrow.
The committee on Christian En-
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Monday. February IS; officers present
we're J. F. Russell. Irontou; Miss Mary /
Heitmar, Yount, and Miss Belle Gre
CORY, Frede-ickto~u. Yount was Sc
lecied as the place Of holding the CON-
ing convention which will be held dur
ing the month of August, 1899. Pro-
gram committee for the present term: |
Mary Belle Gregory. Mary j. Heitman
aud T. l. Moore. Mr.. Russell visited
Cornwall and several other
points south OF this place before return
ing to his me--FrederIcktoscn Dem
0cTdf-Sescs.
Rev. 5. ". Robinson. Of De Lassus.
No. minister in the Christian church,
was arraigned before the L s Com
missioner Tuesday evening charged
with violating provision of the feder-
al law by mailing in the post-ofice al
DE Lassus q postal card, addressed TO
one Jett Clanin, upon which were then
and there written terms and language
Of a scurrilOus, defamatory and threat
enlng character. intended TO reflect in
iurlously upon the character OF one
Rev A Gulledge of Hematite- In the
language complained of Robinson char
Gulledge as a dirty fraud"
The card was written in June last but
complaint was not made TO the federal
officials until few days ago On be-
ing arraigned Robinson admitted writ
ing and mailing the card. and was
taken 10 ST. Louis Wednesday morning
The following Is taken from the De-
catur, Illinois. Republican Of February
2oth: Mrs Augusta Schlie, wife Of :
Henry Schlie, died of pneumonia at
s:15 a. NJ Sunday at the family resi- !
ience on South Water street Mrs
Schlie was taken sick just a week ago.
Her condition was not regarded as
serious until Thursday and on Friday
il was realized By her relatives that
she could not recover The maiden
name Of the deceased was Augusta I
Sch wab and she v as born 81 ST. Louis. 1
November 80. 1857 She was married
"a Henry Schlie at St Louis on June
lst- 1879 The couple moved 20 Iron {
Mountain. Mo, to reside and came to
Decatur about four years ago when Mr..
Schlie embarked IN the grocery bust
ness as a member Of the firm of Schlie
s Oehler. The deceased Is survived 1
by husband and four children. Fred.
Annie, Walter and Louise. the Oldest .
being 1S years and the youngest II 1
years of age She Is also survived BY
one brother, John Schwab. Mrs. Schlie :
was a member of St Paul-s German |
Lutheran church and was loving wife
and kind neither and was held in high (
esteem BY her friends The funeral :
will be held from ST Paul's church |
afternoon al o'clock There |
xill be a brief service al the house al
? O'Clock and the funeral from the l
church will follow. Rev Marcus ;
Wagner will officiate and the burial
will be at Greenwood cemetery. II
MANS inhumanity TO man makes
countless thousands mourn~ 4 heart
rending story of confidence betrayed
Parties priocipal-a prominent citizen.
charitably inclined. of our community 4
and q colored youth. say anywhere j
from twelve 10 twenty years Of age
OF the coldest days Of the
recent blizzard The colored boy begs