Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-10
tied his son, DIR. J. Q. Adams. not long

tied his son, DIR. j. Q. Adams. not long
ago.
Giles Mcmahon, OF Clones, was in
town on business not long age.
Miss Letha Meyer has returned home.
j. T. Patterson and son, Otto, made
a trip to Irontou on Saturday follow
ing Christmas.
The writer is in receipt of an invi.
tation card from Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
r. Harrison, of Centreville, Mo-, ar
nouncing the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Ella, to j. F. Shy, of Lesterville,
Sunday evening, January g., 1901.
Miss Ella is an accomplished scholar.
a very vivacious school miss of Rey-
nolds county. j. F. Shy is the eldest
son of Judge w. Fl. Shy, OF Black. Mo-,
is principal of the Lesterville public
| school, and is recognized as n of the
best scholars in Reynolds county. Fol-
thirteen months during the years 80
and SO, when j. F. S. was only a little
boy, he vas a pupil OF the writer's,
and since hat time I have regarded
him as one of my best friends. May
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Shy's future be one
of success and happiness, and not a
cloud cast its shadow across their path
way; save to precede a more brilliant
dawn!
During Christmas week Messrs. W.
D. Bay and j. W. Houston visited
friends in this locality.
James Carly and sistor, Sadie, visi-
ted Miss Carrie MCGEE Friday last.
Judge Meyer and some visiting
friends spent a few days hunting last
week.
Hon Jno. Horn left here on the 29th.
ult., for jefferson City. We hope to
hear from Mr.. II. quite frequently
through the columns of the REGISTER.
Having accepted an invitation from
| Mr.. aud Mrs. John Russell to take din
ner with them on New Years, l arrived
promptly at 1906 o'clock P. M, and
after a very few moments rest in the
| parlor in company with Mr.. K. and j.
w. Lashley, Mrs. r. came in and an
nounced that dinner was ready. In
the spacious dining room, we sat down
to the table which was fairly loaded
| with all the delicious edibles OF the
season, properly prepared and ar
| ranged. After dinner was over. we
repaired to the parlor where'Miss Liz
| zie' played on her piano a few choice
| selections of music. AS a skilled mu'
stefan, Miss Lizzie has but few equals
in this Valley; she appears to have
| prediction for Instrumental music,
| which to her is almost intuitive. Mr..
| and Mrs. R. have a model family. Of
which they may justly feel proud. The
writer regrets very much that his
| time was limited to one hour, and wish
es that Mr.. and Mrs. r. may live to
see many another New Year, sin Peace,
| Prosperity and Happiness"
Mrs. j. T. Patterson and children,
| Mollie, Minnie and Rauey, visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Hawkins, Sunday al
ternoon last.
Not long ago, the writer aud family
| visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. Latham.
l am informed that Benjamin Sloan
has sold his town property here to
William Goggin.
Sunday afternoon last the writer
| made a call on Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
| Edmonds; to see their SOD. John, VINO
has been confined t his bed for Owe
four weeks with typhoid fever. The
symptoms now indicate that he may
| recover Mr.. Edmonds has surely had
his share of sickness, for four members
| of his family have had the typhoid
fever during the past ten weeks.
January s, 1901. n.