Iron County register., 1910-10-20

The young couple will reside on
South Hickory. The bride has
for some time been employed in
the Mrs. Anna Capp millinery
parlors and is one of Sapulpa's
attractive and charming young
ladies. The groom is an indus
trious young man and at present
is employed in a clerical capacity
at the National Woolen Mills
Sapulpa Daily Star.
Valley friends of the bride will
join the REGISTER in wishing her
life of much happiness.
While sitting on stand at Kan
sas City built for the purpose of
viewing the Priest of Pallas parade
in that city one night last week,
Miss Gene Settle was seriously in
jured by the collapse of the stand
just as the procession was ap-
preaching; the stand had been
built for the purpose of accom-
modating the large crowd that
was expected to assemble at that
point to view the parade; the mid
die section of the stand let go
piling some 100 people in an ex-
cavation below the stand; eight
persons were killed and sixty
wounded, Gene being among the
number; her right leg was broken
and she was badly bruised about
the body; she was taken to hos
pital where she has since been.
We are glad to know that she is
getting along as we'll as can be
expected. d.-FredericktoaUn Democrat
Nea1s.
1t is being suggested that the
driveway around Shepherd Noun
tain would be vastly improved if
road were constructed from Shep-
herd street north to the point of
the mountain. This would avoid
the two crossings of the railroad
at Ironton and Pilot Knob. Both
crossings are hazardous at all
times, and under certain condi-
tions doubly so. Fortunately, no
great disaster has as yet resulted,
but several narrow escapes from
injury and death have been re-
corded in these columns. We
pride ourselves upon the Shep-
herd Mountain drive; for variety
of view and beauty of scenery it
| is nowhere excelled; and its one
unpleasant feature is the interven-
tion of the railway crossings. The
newly projected part of the drive
would be one of scenic interest,
and the cost comparatively small.
Take, as above suggested, Shep-
herd street, and continue it to
where it would intersect the road
leading from Pilot Knob west. |
venture the assertion that, once
completed, the new way would be
used by nine-tenths of the travel
from the northern and western
bounds of the county to Ironton
and southwark. Why not build
this road without further delay?
| do not know of a more desira BILE
project upon which the Business
Mems League of the Valley could
exercise it's good judgment.
The County Court Monday
named the following judges OF
election to serve at the various
precincts throughout the county
at the general election to be held
November 8th:
Des Arc-W. E. Mckee, VIM.
Sheriff., Henry Williams, Jesse
Russell, Thos. Meyers, j ohm Crow
ley.
Annapolis-George Collins, j. L.
, Jackson, j. H. Thompson, August
Lott, Andy Robinson, Ed. Funk.
} Detnns'-W. Fl. Hughes, VIM. D,
! Huff, Chas, Bollinger, Norman
} Reed, Delbert Markham, w. H
: Bum.
Pok's-Chas. H. Polk, w. R.
; Patterson, Geo. j. Reeves, Chas
, Pannebecker, L. F. knight, Roy
) Close.
Fonton-W VIM. Whitworth, Jno
> A. Kerwin, F. P. AXE, j. H. Cal.
vert, w. N, Tins, VIM. Gunnet.
Pilot Knob-Wm. Hart, Geo
Koehler, H. B. Jones, Aug
Schwab, Louis Mund, Henry Ma
Ion.
: GhermanUiIIe-Ben Sloan, Bob
: Brown, Ed. Sheahan, HI. Tolleson
Mack Jones, Geo. Winkler.
: BelleUieaU-E. M. Logan, B. F
. Engledow, D. w. Mckinney, j. L
= Smith, j. G. Paullus, Geo. Bryan,
:. Imboden-Sam Hatridge, B. U
: Rich, Thos. Fitzgerald, E. j
y Wright, A. Lam bert, j. A, Coke.
Kaoltn-Melville Keesling, 0. b
Dickey, Burgess Dutton, Josepl
Q Means, Henry Akers, Jesse Down
It ard.
!, Belps-Redmond Black, j. M
s Shrum, Ed. Westerman, Johl
9 Miller, T. 7. Harrison, Go!
Q Meyer.
. Love's-Otis Carl, F. M. Mayberry
J, Jas. Harris Wood, w. D. Crock
g or, j. A. Mincher, James Payne.
e Henderson-Henry Crocker, Henr,
Q Volner, James Brooks, A. D
Q Henderson, j. N. Stuart, N. W
: Adams.
What do you think of this? !
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