Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-08-10

life insurance policy held by his
brother, the late Nj. j. Lopez, in
the Endowment Rank of the
Knights of Pythias. As Mr.. Lo-
pez's death occurred July I'd, this
is quite prompt payment.
Recorder Hawkins issued a mar
rage license Monday to D.. P.
Burnham, of Graniteville, and
Miss Letha Meyer, of Graniteville.
The ceremony will take place
Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in
Belleview. The REGISTER wishes
abe young couple every happiness.
Mahmood Joseph, has, we I'M
derstand, purchased the w. H.
Byers stock of general merchan-
disc in Ironton, paying $1,000
therefor. 1t has only been a few
years since M. Joseph was travel
ing over this county a foot, ped
ding, with no capital except the
goods which he carried.-Reynolds
county OuttooE.
Alfred Day pleaded guilty be-
fore Squire Fairchild Friday to
assaulting one James Richardson,
in the west end of the county near
Red Point, on July 3tst. A fine of
S1.00 and costs was assessed
against the defendant. Day and
Richardson are neighbors and had
some trouble over a ditch leading
from Richardson's on to Days
land.
Quite a number of people from
Bellview and vicinity were before
the county court Monday asking
for a change of the Cedar Creek
road west of Belleview. A num-
Der of citizens were also present
demonstrating. The court render
ed a decision Tuesday granting
the change, provided the petition
ers would subscribe sufficient mon
ey to pay for the new right-of-way.
The following young people
formed a party that spent a pleas
ant day on Monday in the vicinity
of Ironton: Misses Gladys and
Glenda Gray, Sarah Waters, Grace
Highley, Alma Smith, Elsie Reu-
ter, Florence Mccormick and Reta
Baumann, Messrs. Emmett Asbury,
John Neidert, Heber Nations, Joe
thinner, Reinhardt Lang, Fred
Isenman and Vernon Doss.-Farm-
ington News.
Patrick j. Mooney, a travelling
umbrella member, filled up on
booze last Monday and proceeded
to make himself b%oisterous. FL
nally he got so loud that A. Rieke
summoned the Sheriff. Next day
he was taken before Squite Fair
child, who fined him 81 and costs.
In default of payment, the ''surgi-
cal operator on disabled umbrel-
las"-as he styled himself-was
sent to jail where he will remain
for twenty-five days.
DR.. Hugo Summa is spending
the month of August with his
family at their lovely home in
Russellville. DR.. Summa has one
Of the most delightful places in all
this country, but contemplates
more Improvements in the near
future. He will shortly build a
Chinese pagoda to a considerable
elevation that will give him a
splendid view of all the surround
ing valley. Several other i'm
provements are also intended.
Prof. Chas. Bliss, who has been
visiting his brother, DR.. E. w.
Bliss, in this city, will leave Aug
ust 10th for the Philippine Islands,
after a pleasant visit in Missouri.
The past week or two he has spent
with his father at Sherman, Mo.
Prof. Bliss was a former principal
in the De Soto high school, and is
we'll known here. His many
friends we're glad to see him, after
a three years absence spent in
the Philippine Islands, where he
has charge of a school.-De Soto
Press.
Ar inventory of the estate of the
late Philip w. Schneider, presi-
dent of the Schneider Granite Co.,
who died on a Baltimore and Ohio
train near O'Fallon, ILL.,, while re-
turning from a trip taken for the
benefit of his health, filed with the
probate court yesterday, shows
personal property amounting to
S43, 226.94, divided as follows
Notes and interest, $500; stocks,
S34, $50; cash, 3,o6t.94; goods and
chattels, S195; deed of trust, $500,
The real estate is listed as fifteen
acres, improved, fronting on Grand
avenue between Herman avenue
and Mermec street; 50-foot lot
and improvements on DeKalt
street, in city block 1874; 25 feet or
Mafit avenue, in city block 3229A
SO feet on Kosciusko street., in city
block 734E; three lots of "a, g
and So feet each, with improve
ments, on Third street, in city
block 742; % feet and improve.
ments and SO feet and improve.
ments on Park avenue, in city
block 1865; house and lot in Green
wood, st. Louis county; 1SO-acr'
farm in st. Francois county, Mo.
and a T-acre farm in Randolph
county, Ill.-Globe-D Democrat.
Carrie Nation was on the trail
going toward Dexter last evening
She made known her presence by
sticking her head out of the ca
. window and questioning in a louc
voice: what do you men meal
by allowing that rotten slop tt