Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-08-23
BeIlevleW Brev1tles.

Dry weather is running the corn.
The thresher is busy at work in the
Valley now
Wheat is measuring better than was
expected.
Mr.. J.. Carly is visiting his parents.
Mr.. Stephen Lay and mother, Miss
Overlook and Miss Higgins have re-
turned to their home in St. Louis after
a short visit with relatives and friends
in the Valley.
Miss Ollie Griffen and Miss Harp
have returned to their home at more.
house.
Miss Lulu and Susie Muse are visit.
ing in jefferson county.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, of Arkansas, is
visiting relatives in the Valley.
Mr.. j. M. Fitzpatrick and wife Wis
tied their cousin, Mrs. Bergman on
the 18th, who died on the following
Monday, of that dread disease, con-
sumption.
The we'll known photographer, Mr..
Perkins, is in town now making pic
lures. Now is the time to have your
picture.
The NJ. w. A. picnic was a success
in every particular. It is said that
they cleard 800, but the figures are
not yet attainable. ALI hat marred
the beauty of the day was the intense
heat.
The races were a success. The base
ball game was a failure. What's the
trouble, boys?
The Belleview school is progressin G
nicely with MIR. Malone as teacher.
Mr.. Malone is an able teacher and We
fell sure that he will do his best.
August %, 1900. UNCLE NED.
Ed. RegtSter-The picnic here on
the 18th inst. vas a complete success
in every particular, and passed off
without a single disturbance. How
ever, just before closing the exercises
for the day, a'gentleman from Caledo-
MIA was severely kicked by a horse. l
am, however, reliably informed hat
he is slowly recovering.
Recently Mesdamos Wallen and Nc
Gee visited us.
DR.. Jno. Q. Adams is having the
foundation for his house laid, prepare
tory to building. Frank Adams, of
Goodland, will s~uperintend the build
ing, and this is enough to warrant the
assertion that the house will be, when
completed, a perfect beauty.
Albert Shy, of Clones, recently made
a trip to Belleview, to see DR.. Adams,
who is treating him.
Henson Muse, of st. Louis, was in
Belleview last week.
Miss Jettie Sloan is teaching school
at Sand Bluff, where she has a six
months term.
J.. I. Patterson opened school in
Elm Grove district on the 18th inst,
where he has an eight months term.
Mr.. Malone has a six months term
at Belleview proper, and is teaching a
good school.
Judge Meyer made a trip to Good
water on the 10th inst.
A number of farmers in the Valley
hauled their wheat to Ironton last
week.
Tuesday last Judge w. H. Shy and
brother, Thos. D., both of Reynolds
county, visited US, returning home the
next day. Mrs. Mary E. Latham &C
companied them home, where she will
spend the fall and winter, and will
probably make her future home.
While speaking to Judge Shy in re-
gard to the new road law, he said that
not in years have the roads of Rey-
holds county been in better condition
han they are at present; that the peo-
pie in general are we'll satisfied with
the law, and are doing all they can to
make the law a complete success. So
much for Reynolds. What's the ''frac-
ton" with the road law?
DR.. Farrar, one of our most success
full farmers, has just finished harvest
ing his crop of hav; he worked a force
of men almost daily for five weeks.
Owing to the past four weeks
drouth, corr is very badly damaged,
and springs and wells, in many places,
are ''getting very low"
Simon Black has been somewhat in
disposed for q few days past.
George Barger is having his house
treated to a new coat of paint.
August 20, 1900. X.
To Cure a Cold LA One Day