Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-09-12

No., On Sunday. September Sth, 1901,
Mrs Jennie WOODEN, wife Of Mr.. Al.
bert Woolen. aged about 50 years.
Her last illness was short, but abe bore
it with great p~efience and awaited the
| end. trusting IN the Lord. She was a
devoted faithful Christian. a kind and
loving mother She leaves = husband
and eight children 10 mourn her loss.
Cheer Up. dear husband and children,
for some day you viii meet her in
that fair and happy land, where part
ing L. no more, for your loss IL her
eternal gain She wal q member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
also 9 member Of the lodge Of Ladies
of Honor Her body was laid to rest
IN the Pennington cemetery TO await
the daEning Of the resurrection morn.
Happy are they who die in the Lord!
4 FRIEND.
Last Friday night, about 8 o'clock,
q deplorable accident occurred near
the Shut-In, resulting in the instant
death of Mr.. IL. L. kesling. He was
coming home from his farm, driving a
double team pulling q wagon loaded
with hay Mr.. & vas thrown from
his seat forward on to the horses and
the wheels Of the wagon passed over
his body crushing the life out Of il.
Phelan Vim, who was with him, was
also thrown 70 the ground, but escaped
with a few bruises. He ran to VIM.
Henson's. near by, for assistance, who
came promptly. He examined the
body and SEM word 70 town 4 party
went out from here and brought the
body in. The funeral Was held Sun
day and was largely attended. Mr.. K
stood high in the estimation Of all.
His sudden taking Of vas a shock TO
the community, whose members all
join with the REGISTER in extending
sympathy 10 the bereaved family. The
deceased was nearly "A years old.
Carl Benson, a brakeman On the
local freight, was run over and killed
by a south bound freight train a short
distance north OF the depot ct Viii
Evansville last Friday morning at ESQ
o'clock. The train on which young
Benson was employed was doing some
switching at Williansville and he had
been sent back with q flag. He fell
asleep on the track and when the en-
gineer on the approaching freight dis
covered him, il was too late TO avert
the tragedy. The engineer reversed
bis engine. however, and only nthe
s.pony trucks" passed ove him The
body was badly mRngled and death
came instantaneously. The deceased
wRs the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Ben
son of Annapolis, and the remains
we're inferred there the following Sun
day. The young man had been at
railroad work but q few weeks and the
announcement of his death W. heard
with sorrow by the many friends of the
family In this county To the bereaved
and heart-broken parents the REGISTER
tenders its assurance Of profound sym
patty and trusts that He who doeth
all things well may give them strength
and hope in their hour Of trial.
4 pretty but quiet wedding which
took place al Fort Hill Church, Area
dia, Tuesday, September 10th. 1901.
at 10 A. M, was that Of Miss Elsie L.
Vance and August NJ T~rauernicht.
Rev. Humphreys performing the cere-
mony. Mrs. P. W. Whitworth played
Memberships Wedding March as the
bridal party entered and as they left
the church Mrs. Gilbert Whitworth
and Miss Maybelle Reyburn served Is
ushers. The bride, a beautiful young
lady with dark hair and luminous
brown eyes, was gowned in a lovely
creation of white silk mousseline,
trimmed with quantities of white satin
ribbon and tucks: the bodice was
high, with transparent yoke Of en-
broidered silk Decline. Miss Lulu 9.
Gillian acted as maid of honor, and
wore a toilette Of white silk null, with
pink ribbons. She carried a bouquet
of pink roses. Mr.. Trauernicht was
attended by his brother, DR.. Fred.
T~rauernicht, as best man. After the
ceremony the happy pair received the
congratulations Of their friends before
leaving the church, as only the rela-
tives and a few intimate friends were
invited TO the reception at the home of
the bride, Mr.. A. P. Vance's- Dinner
was served at 1870 o'clock 1t was an
elegant collation., prepared under the
Supervision of the brides mother The
bridal couple received handsome pres
ents from their friends and
relatives. Immediately after dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs Trauernicht left on their
wedding tour. After Sept 20, they
will be s.at home to their many
friends. at Middlebrook, Mo- The
REGISTER extends its best wishes, o 4
GLIDING with the following-handed in
by a friend:
A TOAST.
Here's to thesbride and the groom,
With all that life implies;
May they live for God and truth Oh earth,
And eternal life IN the skies.
a fathers blessing is given.
With 4 hope for future years.
4 mothers is also added,
Tho frequently bathed IN tears.
God grant TO continue forever,
The joys o experience to-day:
And that children may conn 10 bless you,
When your heads are silEered with gray
For life is only worth living,
When lived IN the spirit of truth;
And old age Is only endured,
When cheered by the prattle OF youth.
So live, my children, / pray you,
That when LIES Journey shall Close
You may have no regrets AZ the ending,
But sink to . peaceful rePose.
ChamberlaIn's Cough Remedy a
Great Favorite.