Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-11-27

ton. 1t was an orderly assemblage
and the end was peaceful and qniet.
s. G. Tetwiler, an Ironton boy, for
many years in the newspaper business
at Charleston, Mo-, is now Business
Manager of the Gulf States Farmer,
a monthly publication atNew Orleans.
1t is quite a paper and we guess Grant
has a pretty good job.
Frank Paxton, who thirty years or
more ago was agent for the Iron
Mountain railroad at Des Arc, this
county, died in an insane ward in the
city hospital, st. Louis, Tuesday morn
ing. He had not been heard of in this
section for many years.
Messrs. s. W. Andrews, James V.
and VIM. H. Webb, together with a
half dozen gentlemen from st. Louis,
returned last week from a months
hunt in the vicinity of Houston, Texas.
They report a delightful trip and jolly
good time, but secured but little game.
W. H. Crumb, of Chicago, the NOV
ing spirit in the notorious Murdoch
Crumb land sale, which was pulled off
in this county some three or four years
ago, was an Ironton visitor last week.
The purpose OF his visit was, it is said
to try and sell the Shepherd Noun
tain property.
Redmond Black, Of Edge Hill, Mo-,
who is one of the directors of the B.,
B. v. & W. Railway Company has
been quite ill for the past three weeks
at his home on Black River, but his
friends will be pleased to learn that
he is much improved in health and ex-
poets to be out again soon.-Bismarck
Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hunt of near
Lesterville we're in C%enterville a few
hours yesterday. Mr.. Hunt informs
us that work would soon be com
menced on the Improvement Of the
Lesterville- Arcadia road, by way of
Glover, for which he has private do
nations of more than $500 pledged
Centerville Outlook.
Messrs. E. E. Evans and s. j. Bun
ker made a trip across the country to
Bunker, leaving Bismarck on Friday
and returning on Monday of this
week. They report the work of To-
eating the line we'll under way, and
that the entire line should be located
within ten days or two weeks from this
writing.-Bismarck Gazette.
County Superintendent Burnham
reports the teachers meeting held at
the King School, in the south end Of
the county, last Saturday, as a most
successful affair. There was an unu-
sually large attendance; everybody or
nearly everybody, from that section
was present. Dinner was served on
the grounds, and a most pleasant, as
we'll as profitable, time was had by all.
Mr.. Henry D. Bollinger, of Belle
view, who had been seriouslyill at the
Smith Hotel in this city for the past
ten days died this "wednesday morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock. The deceased was
So years of age and had been engaged
in the mercantile business at Belle
view for the past four years. The re-
mains will be taken to Greenville, Mr.
Bollinger's former home, for inter-
ment.
A boy, seventeen years of age, who
gave his name as Brennan Morris ano
said his home was in Kansas City, hac
half of his right hand cut off when he
attempted to disembark from a south
bound freight train at Hogan shortly
before day last Sunday morning. DR.
t Marshall was summoned and ampu'
7 tated the fingers of the unfortunate
lad. A purse was made up and hi
was sent back to Kansas City,
t On another page of the REGIsTEI
0 will be found a complete news story
, of the Wilson, ayre wedding, which
took place at the White House in
4 Washington Tuesday, November %
at $3.50 O'Clock. The wedding o
President Wilson's daughter was tn
. thirteenth to be solemnized in tn
White House. Read about it in thi
issue and don't overlook the manN
other good things in the paper.
DR.. Daley A~ppleberry, of Belleviev
: was a Pennington visitor a few hour
Wednesday afternoon. Before re
turning home he visited his brother
1t DR.. R. A~ppleberry and wife, and hi
many friends at lockwood, where h
Q practised for six years and directed
Q physicians' research laboratory. w
were glad to see DR.. Daley again an
! to learn that he is enjoying a fin
IS practice in his new location. He is
ID prince among fellows as well as a yer
IF fine young physician.-Farmingto
News.
a Married-At the residence of tn
If BRIDES parents in Ironton, Mo-, Thur
Is day afternoon, November 20, 1918, Nj
Robert Lee Barger and Miss Laur
"a Codding, Rev. George Steel, Of Fls
River, officiating. Immediately afte
! the cerem ony Mr.. Barger and h
= bride left for st. Louis and otht
: places, where they spend their hone,
! moon. They will be at home in Iror
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