Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-02-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREfITIES.
Zero weather.
This j. grounding day.
The snow didn't stop the hub haul
ers.
The lenten season begins February
18th
The new County Court meets next
Monday.
The paItomime entertainment has
been postponed.
Representative Farrar has an inter-
esting letter in this issue of the REGIS
TER.
The cold weather is unpleasant but
just think how comforting the ice will
be next summer.
Has s.Sunshine," our Arcadia cor
respondent, completely forgotten and
deserted US? We hope not.
FARM FoR SALE-The Gregor Thome
farm in Flat Woods. Very cheap.
Apply to Aug. Rieke, lronton.
The approaches to the depot from
Main street are in horrible condition
Improvements should be made at once.
Found-Friday. 27th. near Nagel's
butcher shop. a pair of spectacles and
case. They await Identification at this
office.
Mr.. Howard Melhado has issued in
vitations to an Indoor Picnic" at Syl-
van Hall. Arcadia House, Monday.
February 9th.
Wm. Crommer is now running saw
mill near his home IN Belgrade. The
mill at Elsinore. is being conducted
by his son, William
County Court will meet next Monday
to appoint the roadoverseers in the
various districts throughout the coun-
ty for the ensuing year.
Capt. Byers is responsible for the
story that mis- maltese cat gave birth
to litter of kittens in the ash pan OF
the cooking stove in his kitchen one
night last week.
A south bound freight train was
wrecked at Sabula last Friday after
noon, blocking the track for three or
1OQF nOu0S- OSNOFoA N1i "SAO SNA~
pletely destroyed.
Geo. johnson has force of twenty
men putting up ice. II is good, clear
ice six inches or more thick. He ex-
poets to fill his house, which holds
over a Thousand ton. jam full
Quite a number of troops, Infantry,
cavalry ADD artillery. 1t Is expected
will be located at jefferson Barracks
this summer. 10 consequence it is
thought there will be many soldiers at
the rifle range here this summer.
The remains of the late Hon. A. II.
Garland. who died in Washington ID.
c., last week, were taken south on NO.
SIS Sunday night. TO Little Rock for in-
torment. A special coach of Washing
ton friends accompanied the corpse
Services at the NJ. E Church next
Sunday-February 9Th: 1880 A. NJ
Working and Eating. 1880 M
The Greatness of Gods Love. 11:3O
A. M.-Sunday School
ME- CoEN, Pastor.
The masoue ball given by the band
bows at the Academy of Music on
Thursday night of last week. was at
tended by thirty-five couples or more
and proved a very pleasant affair In
eyerv respect The dance went gaily
on until four O'Clock in the morning.
Died-At Doe Ruu. Mo, January lst
1899, johnny Decker, son OF John and
Mary Decker, age ears.
Little Johnny, thou has left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But MS God that has bereft us
He will all our sorrows heal!
AUNTY.
The following death notice appeared
in Sundays Republic with the request
that the REGISTER reproduce; bar
row-At RusseIlville. Ark, at A NJ,
Saturday. January % of consumption,
Mrs. Lizzie G. Barrow, daughter OF
Rev. j. c. Bergman. Remains will
be buried al Russenville Cemetery.
Russellville, Ark"
Following are the signal service
readings at this point for the week
ending Jan 3lst, showing the highest
and lowest temperature recorded each
day: Jan. 25th. AZ. II; 26th. AZ, so;
97th. %, 9; 2Sth, 40, 4; 29th. 25. A;
3Oth. 81. o; 31st, Is. u. Rainfall.
.o4. Snow inches
W. II. DELANo, Observer.
Mexico. Mo-. paper contains the
following complaint of a victim of the
..stamp acts" 1--we licked dozen
stamps to-day for kilograms ] sent, !
licked and stuck ons on Oil Win
which / paid my rent, | licked a
stamp TO paste upon a note which L
had renewed, and then ! licked an
other one to make a mortgage good
Eve licked these stamps TO show that
/ respect my conntFys WILL anu hu
IA ire to lick the man who introduced
the BILL"