Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-12-06

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MARRIED-Monday, November
26, 1905, at Warren, Arkansas,
Thaddeus Wells, of Warren, Ar
kansas, and Miss Mary Myers, of
~Ironton, Mo. The many friends of
the bride in the Valley will join
the REGISTER in wishing her a life
of much happiness.
To Mr.. Clarence N. Jones the
REGISTER is indebted for a
Thanksgiving turkey. fine bird
it was, too, and furnished unmis-
taxable evidence that the fowls
grown at "The Naples" are as
good as the land affords. MI.
Jones has our sincere thanks for
his thoughtfulness and goodness.
Word was received here Tues
day of the death, in st. Louis the
day before, of Miss Bertha
Schneider, daughter of the late p.
w. Schneider. , The deceased was
quite well known here, having
spent considerable time in years
gone by at Graniteville. The
funeral occurs in st. Louis this
afternoon.
Mrs. L. F. Glover has a most ex-
quisite assortment of burnt wood
work on display in the drug store.
1t is elegant, artistic and pleasing.
We are not well enough versed in
Typography to 60 into particulars.
In making your Christmas pur-
chases you must not overlook this
captivating selection. Go early
and get the first choice.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith, of the SAM
tarium, served the inmates Of the
Iron county Jail with a bountiful
dinner on Thanksgiving day. It
was a gracious act and much APP
preciated by the unfortunates who
were thus happily remembered.
There should be more of this
charity. More thought and SYM
pathy for those in trouble and'trial.
Thos. Persons, who committed
the assault on little Marie Warner
in Arcadia over two months ago,
seems to have made good his S
cape, as nothing has been heard of
him since he left the lead belt, a
couple of days after he committed
the crime. IL was thought that the
$500 reward offered by the Cover
nor would secure him, but it has
not.
Chas. Francisco and family left
on last Friday for Aurora, Mo-,
where Mrs. Francisco and chill
dren will spend the winter. Mr..
Francisco has a good position in
eastern Kansas with the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company. Mr..
Francisco's mother will leave in a
few days for New York to spend
the winter with relatives. We are
sorry to have these good people
leave Pennington, and hope their
stay will only be temporary
Pennington Ne,Ds.
MARRIED-At the residence of
her father, near the Silver Mines,
Sunday last, Miss Maude Freeland,
daughter of J. N. Freeland, to Mr..
Harry Blanton, of Iron county,
Rev. Reed officiating. The bride
is a sister of Mrs. Samuel Mitts, of
this city, and is verv popular in
the community in which she %lives;.
the groom is a nephew of Mr.. Mo-
man Blanton of this city and is a
young man of exemplary habits.
The DIN. extends congratulations.
-Frederickto,cn Democrat-N eaos.
Sheriff Marshall went over to
Flat River Friday and arrested
Frank Hasty, a young man about
twenty years of age, fol. whom q
warrant was sworn out by Prose-
cutting Attorney Damron the day
before, charging him with seduc-
ing, under the promise of
rage, a young girl by the name of
Bertha Buxton, who lives on Cedar
Creek. Hasty is originally from
Reynolds county. He is now in
Jail here, where he will remain
until the next term of circuit court,
unless he can give bond.
The colored preacher, Rev. Will
liams, swore out a warrant against
Freeman Martin Monday morning,
charging that Freeman had dis
turbed his peace the night before
as he was leaving church. The
evidence showed that Freeman
and the parson had had a few
words, when the parson got a club
and threatened to do all manner of
harm to Freeman. To this Free
man objected and then the parson
had him arrested. The case came
up Tuesday and was the first that
Justice Rasche has had in his court
since he assumed the judicial
ermine. The jury brought in a
verdict of not guilty, and Freeman
smiled loud and long.
The regular services will be held
at the Methodist church next Sum
day morning at HOO. Subject,
"Christ and the Church." Rev.
Nv. R. Mccormack, Presiding
Elder of the Pennington District,
st. Louis Conference, will preach
, in the evening at 1880, it being the
event of the Third Quarterly Con-
ference. Let's have a large con-
| gregation and a good times The
/ EpVorth League meets at $50 in
the evening with Miss Daisy