Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-05-06

evening at Z o'clock, and will oc-
cupy the pulpit there Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock.
The county court Monday named
the Bank of Ironton as as the
county depository for the ensuing
two years. The bank agrees to
pay four per cent. interest on
daily balances. There was no
other bid presented to the court.
Married-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents on Marble Creek,
Iron county, Mo-, Sunday, May 3,
1909, o. l.. Yount, of Frankclay,
and Euseba Polk, Rev. Joel Lewis
officiating The REGISTER tenders
congratulations and very best
wishes.
Attention is directed to a change
in the advertisement of the Boat
mems Bank, st. Louis. Like wine,
the good old Boatmen's grows
better with age, and is to-day re-
garded and known everywhere as
one of the soundest financial in
stitutions in the nation.
w. P. McCarver, the sold Re-
liable" harness-maker, is now To-
Gated in Ironton, having removed
from Pilot Knob last week. He is
occupying the building opposite
the Academy of Music, and invites
his friends and patrons to call and
see his stock of saddles, harness,
etc.
Circuit court was busy all day
Tuesday trying Hattie Williams,
the colored girl at whose house
were found a lot of goods stolen
from w. H. Thomson's in Arcadia.
The case went to the jury at four
o'clock but at nine Wednesday
morning no verdict had been
reached.
The remains Of Miss Mary Rus
sell were brought here from Soda
liza last Sunday and inferred that
evening in the Russell cemetery,
the funeral being held from the
home of Mrs. DR.. Farrar. The de-
ceased was about 81 years of age,
and had not been in good health
for some time. We shall publish
an obituary later. The remains
were accompanied here by two
brothers, Geo. Fl. and Howard.
This is the third interment in the
Russell cemetery in less than two
months.
Circuit court is still grinding
along. Last Wednesday Lige
Masterson was tried for selling
whiskey Illegally and the jury de-
clared him not guilty. Two boys,
Carl Martin and Bert Exline, were
found guilty of burglarizing Syl.
Kitchell's store at Annapolis in
March and were given five years
in the penitentiary. Robert Will
liams, who says he is a Mexican,
was found guilty Of burglarizing
the residence of Sam jackson in
Annapolis in January and received
a sentence of five years. Monday
a jury found Frank Buckner guilty
of selling whiskey illegally on
three different counts. The de-
PENDANT was fined 500 in each
case.
In the circuit court last week
Judge Williams sustained a molten
to dismiss the cases against the
parties charged with Illegal voting
at the Henderson precinct last fall,
because the defendants had not
been accorded a preliminary ex-
animation. Prosecuting Attorney
Damron at once had warrants is
sued for VIM, A. j. and j, D. Don
chew and James Oliver for Illegal
voting and VIM. Short for procur-
ing illegal voters. They vel ar
rested and gave bond for their APP
pearance before Squire Rasche
May 18th. The only one of the
election cases going to trial was
that Of Abe Wilson, charged with
attempting to vote Illegally, whom
the jury found guilty and fined S25
and costs.
The Union Evangelistic services
now in progress under the direc-
ton of Evangelist Rev. w. j. Hat
field, are increasing in Interest. and
attendance with every service.
DR.. Hatfield is a strong and a clear
speaker, and logical and conyinc-
ing in his reasoning. Last Sun
day afternoon there wassa meeting
for the young people who showed
their high appreciation by Their
numbers and attention. Next Sun.
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock there
will be a meeting for the mothers
to whom we extend a special inyi-
tation to be present. All Others
are invited to this service and
unite in honoring their mothers.
Everyone is requested to wear a
white flower in honor and memory
of their mother. x.
Henry Kirkley, aged fourteen.
was arraigned in the circuit court
last Thursday on the charge d
stealing a revolver from the house
Of his former employer, j, D,
Vance, the livery man, in Arcadia
a couple of weeks previous. Judge
Williams asked him where he
lived; no said his home was ir
Neeleyville, that his father and
mother were dead, and he hat
been run away from home by his
drunken grandfather. OF course
he had no money to employ an at
torney, and MI. Edgar was ap,
pointed to defend him. Aftei
hearing the evidence the jury
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