Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-05-24
MISSOURI cuLLiNGS.

Roy King and Miss Lucy Barnes were
married at Hannibal.
There were fifteen graduates from
the Webb City high school
j. B. Drake and Miss Addie Glass
cock were married at Hannibal.
The 14-year-old son of John Floyd, of
near Osceola, was drowned while bath
ing.
Morgan Williams and Mrs Bette
Stephens were married at Macon a few
days ago.
J. S. Lipscomb and Miss Annie
Brlney were married at Moberly the
other day.
The post Office at Bogart, Carroll
county, was entered by burglars and
$3.50 stolen.
Miss Mamie, daughter of Gen. Mon
roe Ivy, of Versailles, was married to
George Hubbard.
Walter Coake, of Edna, and Ida P.
Fanschmidt, of Quincy, ILL.,, were mar
-ied the other day.
The Second Baptist church people,
st. Louis, will expend SIC, 900 in repairs
on their pla ce of worship.
John S. Moffitt, the wholesale dru g.
gist OF st. Louis, died at his suburban
home, in Webster Groves, on the 18th.
Oscar. the 11-year-old son of Els
worth Doering, of st. Louis, was
drowned in Glaze creek, Carondelet
park.
Patrolman James e. Hartnett was
accidentally shot and probably fatally
wounded in st. Joseph by brother
officer
The third annual meeting of the state
league of building associations was held
In Hannibal. About 100 delegates were
present.
James Connors and William Raiouw
were each sentenced to the peniten-
tlary for two years at Hannibal for
burglary.
Prof. r. S. Nichols, of the Louisiana
high school, has been elected superin-
tendent of the public schools at Mon
roe City.
There were forty-four graduates from
the Springfield high school. Exercises
were held in the opera house before a
large audience.
The Women's Missionary socity of
the ST. Louis conference will hold
three days session at Pennington, be-
ginning May %.
The Young Peoples societies of
Christian Endeavor of northwest Mis-
souri, held their fourth annual conven-
ton in st. Joseph.
The annual convention of the Pike
county Woman's Christian Temperance
union was held at the First Presby-
terrain church, Louisiana.
The closing exercises at the state
Columbia, will take place
during the latter part of this month
and the first week in June.
Mrs Kate c. Blood was acquitted,
at st. Louis, of the charge of fraud
brought against her in connection with
the Success Building and Loan associa-
ton.
The county court of Sullivan county
convened in special session and made
an order offering reward of $500 for
the arrest of the assassins of the Meeks
family.
The general council of the churches
Of Christian Union of the United States
met at Holt in quadrennial session.
Delegates were in attendance from ten
different states.
DIR. j. M. Richmond, of st. Joseph,
was elected president of the Missouri
Medical society at the session held in
Lebanon. The next meeting will be
aeld in Hannibal
John Donahue, As years old, molder,
attempted to commit suicide at st.
Louis by jumping into the river. He
vas carried by the current several
blocks, when he was rescued.
The Missouri grand lodge of odd
fellows has decided to erect an or
ohans' home. The next annual session
If the lodge will be held at Nevada,
IN the third Tuesday of May, 1895.
The Missouri w. c. T. U. have sent
to their sisters at Lexington,
KY, giving them words of cheer in
heir fight against the return of Col.
". c. P. Breckenridge to congress.
May II was the forty-fifth anniver-
AIRY of the great st. Louis fire. The
ire began on the wharf, destroying
boats, and then spread
% the city, destroying many buildings.
James Crisp, who was sentenced to
langa 1t Marshfeld, May Is, was granted
! stay of execution until August 1, in
which time he will take an appeal to
he supreme court. He killed John
oruett.
During the past year the woman's
of st. Louis furnished 81, 1904
meals to working women at reduced
prices, and over 100 secured work
through the bureau. The total receipts
we're s33, 61O42.
Graduates of Astoria high school:
Kisses Mabel Toler, Florence Tregel-
as, Eta Robertson, Lille Fackler,
Gertrude Crabe and Messrs. Robert
Anderson, William Falkenstein and
samuel Bowles.
Gov. Stone has appointed James L.
PACE, of Jefferson City; L. D. Drake, of
5oonville, and Emma M. Gilbert, of
to represent Missouri at the
congress of the National Prison asso-
iation, to be held at st. Paul, June 16
o 20.
The bids for the building of the Bap-
ist college at Pennington were all re.
ected, as they were higher than ex-
'ected. The plans will be modified SO
IS to bring the cost within the speci-
led amount to be expended in the
Graduates of Warrensburg high
chool: Fannie Bunns, Jesse Culp.
susie Collins, Alice Hatfield, Idella
Eddie butcher, Hattie Raker.
Dora Hedland and Max Christopher.
There were also twenty-four gradu-
ted in the ''B.'' or elementary class.
schools are nrosnarous