Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-04-27
Belleview Items.

LoSlOi5 SiOuSh fOly SOOl, Wdo q
lovely day. The writer took an
early ramble out into the "forest
primeval," and had a good oppor-
tunity to view the infinite varieties
of natures grandeur. Bryant must
have been in the forest, or just re-
turned therefrom, when he wrote
"To him who in the love Of Nature holds
Communion with her visible forms,
She speaks various language"
Farmers have been very busy
the past ten days making prepara-
tions for planting corn.
We had frost several mornings
last week, but | do not believe our
fruit, particularly on high ground,
is materially damaged. Should
the weather conditions be favor
able there will be much corn
planted this week.
DR.. Adams and wife contemplate
making a trip to Chicago in the
near future.
Rev. Hill filled his regular ap-
pointment at the First Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price and daugh-
ter, Hessie, spent last Sunday visit
ing j. T. Patterson.
Frank Fitzpatrick recently had
his dwelling house recovered.
am informed that Thomas Bell,
Jr., has rented the dwelling from
Mr.. F. and will soon remove his
family to the property. Mr.. Bell
will assist his father and brother
in their work in the store.
Hurt & Wilson are running their
mill regularly, and are doing a
good business.
The little daughter of Mrs. Nc
Loid was severely burned two or
three weeks ago, but at this writ
ing she is getting along fairly well.
Clarence Kerlegon has been
drumming for an eastern tobacco
house. Mr.. G. is good salesman.
j. A. Ramsey made a trip to
Washington county last week.
j. w. Harral and H. L. Bell were
in Ironton last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Farmer, OF
near Caledonia, attended church
in town not long ago.
j. G.. Hartman visited his family
at Mann Sunday.
Mr.. .Paullus was very sick for a
day or two last week.
When one gets between Dr.
Crank's forty years. dead-line
and the chloroform period, he
must cut his communication short
p.
We regret very much not hav-
ing enough rain to make the gard.
ems look we'll. Jack Frost visited
us the other night and injured
quite a good many things.
| Mrs. Warren and son spen
Saturday in Bismarck.
The Methodist Sunday school i!
preparing for children's day
which will be held the first Sun.
day in May. We wish them thu
greatest success.
Miss Elsie Johnston spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Edmonds.
Mrs. Johnston had her millinery
opening last Wednesday. I die
not attend, but I am informed i
was grand affair.
r. E. Johnston returned hom
last Monday after few days il
st. Louis.
Miss Ethel Hale is on the sicl
list.
1t pleases us very much to sa,
that the infant of Mrs. Mcleod
is progressing nicely, although
was stricken with hard chill las
week. We wish it speedy re
covery.
Mrs. Carty is on the sick list.
We are informed that Miss Sadi
Carly will return home Tuesda,
from her visit to the far west.
Mrs. Edmonds and son, Crane
have the mumps. I suppose the
are having a swell time. Th
mumps have gone pretty hard wit
James Edmonds, for while he ha
them he could not call on hi
sweetheart, which he regrette
very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bond sper
Sunday with her parents.
BROWNIE.