Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-11-11

ocoSc 1OIIlll dHu OcIlfuuC JcW-
ette-both of Iron county.
Claude w. Allen and Nellie
Lane-both of Wayne county,
VIM. I. Depew and Nellie Fer.
guson-both OF Iron county.
Nathan Alcorn and Clara Mid
dleton-both of Iron county.
The Epworth League of Fort
Hill church will give a bazar in
the Academy of Music the week
before Christmas. Everything
fancy and useful in hand made
work will be on sale. Articles to
suit every taste and prices to ac-
commodate every pocket book.
Wait and see what will there be
offered before making your pur-
chase of Christmas presents.
News was received here Monday
of the death at his home in Poplar
Bluff Saturday night previous, of
DIR. James j. Norwine. The de-
ceased had been in poor health for
some time and the end came not
as a surprise. DR.. Norwine was
ffty-two years of age and for
many years was located at Bis
marck. About ten years ago he
removed to Poplar Bluff, where he
has since practiced his profession.
The remains were taken to Fred
ericktown for interment.
Robert Schneider and wife,
Freddie Stephens and the chauffer
made the trip from st. Louis to
Graniteville in Mr.. Schneider's
automobile last Saturday. They
collided with a farmers wagon in
the city just as they were starting
and it was nine o'clock before they
got out of the city, reaching De
Soto in time for dinner. The
Journey from De Soto to Farming
ton was a strenuous one, however,
Once they chung up" in the mud,
but a friendly farm team came to
their relief and pulled the big
machine to dry land. But the
most exasperating delay was ford
ing Big River, where they stuck
fast, and for a while, it seemed,
for good. But the ingenuity Of the
chauffer succeeded, after so long a
time, in getting the car out OF
the water and on to the road again,
after considerable delay. They
reached Pennington in time for
supper and then journeyed on to
Graniteville, where they arrived
without further incident about
nine o'clock. They will spend a
portion of the week there before
returning home.
The following cases have been
disposed of in the circuit court
during the past week: VIM. War
rem, charged with cutting timber
on the land of G.. w. Scoggin was
fined S. and costs; John Turner,
charged with cutting timber on the
lands of the Sligo Furnace Com
pany, was fined ST and costs
Most of the other timber cutting
and eiectments suits of the Sligo
company have been compromised.
James Hetrick, of the west end OF
the county, charged with assault
with intent to kill, was found not
guilty. Last Saturday a jury
found A. j. Donahew, charged
with illegal voting at Henderson
precinct last fall, guilty, and fined
him $50 and costs. Another jury
Tuesday brought the same verdict
against Will Donahew, on a sim.
liar charge. When j. D. DonaheW
wasSarraigned Tuesday afternoon.
j. Fl. Raney, attorney for the
defendant, sought to disqualify
Sheriff Marshall from selecting the
special jury, alleging that he was
prejudiced and summoning none
but Democrats. A witness or two
was examined in support Of thi'
claim and the matter will probably
be passed on this "Wednesday
morning by the court. Efie MyerI
was granted a decree of diyorc,
from her husband, Frank Myers
Several other civil suits were ad
justed. Court will probably be il
session all of this week, anyway
as the Oliver and Short election
cases are still to be tried, and the,
will probably require a day Q
more each.
He was an expert Photographic
out of a job, sad, seedy, camera
less and hungry. He blowed int
town about a month ago, and Q
course hunted up Bro. Perkins
known all over the land rs kindly
hearted as we'll as a skilled arts
albeit not as free on foot as h
was two or more scores of year
,ago. The t. p. (these letters stant
for travelling photographer. as the,
do for tramp printer)-the t. p.
after sizing up the situation wit
the quick perception common t
his class, proposed that Mr.. P. Civ
him a ''chaace" as out-dool
house-to-h no use assistant. Findin
that the t. p. was up-to date
learned in all the later crinkles {
the profession. Mr.. P. agreed t
the proposal, giving him the us
Of his apparatus. 1t worked pref
ty we'll, and the t. p. wentto diver
houses, taking pictures while tn
subjects waited. In fact he pros
pered, and as he prospered HI
/ ambition grew. Then he propos
} ed that Mr.. P. permit him to tax
his camera to the Lead Belt wher
subjects were numerous and mon
ey plentiful; but Mr.. P. drew tn
, line on the boundaries of the va,
, ley. THEFT p. was sufficient
, "hushed" by this time to take I'm
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