Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01

for treatment. tits hoped he will be
greatly benefited thereby.
Mrs. Chas. P. Damron last Thursday
took her little daughter, Helen, to st.
Louis, to place hereunder the charge Of
a specialist. The little miss has been
in poor health for several months and
it was deemed best to take her to the
city for treatment. We hope to re-
cord an early Improvement.
Leonard W. Runder, who went to
st. Louis a few weeks ago, writes the
REGISTER that through the kindly Of
fees of Mr.. Barney W. Frauenthal he
has secured a desirable position with
the Terminal Railroad Company. We
congratulate the young man, and hope
to hear of his ''making good"
The Smith, Hotel-"Haven of Rest''
"opens up on the list of May, fully
equipped with all the modern con-
veniences. 1t is provided with bath
rooms, toilets and electric lights.
Table the best, according ,to.the sea-
son 50 per day, with special rates
by week or month. Hack meets all
trains.
Prof. Loomis, Superintendent of the
Ironton Public schools, has been ten
dered a position in the faculty of the
State University. This is quite a
compliment to our young friend and
we congratulate him. He will not
accept the position, however, prefer,
ring to remain where he is for the
present.
There will be a meeting of the
grounds committee of the. Baptist
Assembly in Ironton next Saturday
Arrangements for the coming Assem-
bly, will then be fully completed. The
contractor, is also expected to be here
that day and make a report as to wha.
he expects to accomplish. The vel
is now $40 feet deep.
DR.. E. L. Farmhouse, deputy pure
food inspector under COMMISSIONS
Fricke, was in the city to-day, but die
not start his inspection work here. HI
was en- route to Doniphan, Medley
vile, Naylor and other points south o
here, but will be back the last of tn
week and will investigate conditions
here at that time.-Poplar Bluff Citi
zen.
The April term of circuit court 0
vened Monday morning. Judge Dear
ing charged the grand jury and nance
VIM. Henson foreman. The first jur,
trial was that of Grant Canady, char
ged with cutting timber on the LANE
of the Sligo Furnace Company in the
west end of the county. The jury ha
been out twenty-fotr hours and ii
probably hung. Tuesday Afternoon
the trial of Lemrow Hill, charged will
feloniously assaulting Henry Tram
mel, was begun. Court will probabl.
get through this week.
Romantic young men and womel
who are tempted to steal a march OF
friends and relatives by securing
license to wed in one county and us
ing it in a different locality will be in
terested in the fact that a new law il
Missouri requires that every mar
rage shall be solomnized in the coun
ty wherein the license was issued; and
further, that the officer or preache
who solmnizes any marriage shall fill
his return with the officer who issuet
the license within ten days after tn,
ceremony. This will make secre
weddings a triAe more difficult, bu
will not materially discourage thu
operation of our old friend, Cupid.
Mrs. Sadie Fletcher was hostess 0
the Ladies' Social Club April %, 1918
Spring greetings were given in re
spouse to roll call. Miss Reagan wa
present and explained fully and clear
ly the motive and requirements of
federated club" which the Socia
Club is considering. Mrs. T. B. Pruit
received the prize in an interesting
contest. The ladies were delighted
to have Mrs. Louis Miller present, t.
whom a unanimous invitation was ex
tended at the beginning of the clul
year to to become a member, but, t.
the regret of all, had to decline be
cause of ll-health. All were invite,
into the DINING room where the hos
tess and assistant hostess, Miss Lena
served an elegant two course lunch
con. Mrs. Jelly will be the next hos
tess May 6, 1913.
The case of E. w. Graves agains
the National Iron Mining Company Q
this city and the st. Louis Blast Fur
mace Company and L. R. Haggard {
st. Louis, in the circuit court Wednes
day, resulted in the plaintiff being Civ
en- a Judgment against the furnac
company for $4,000 for ore taken fror
the mines. 1t was a suit to eject tn
National Mining Company from tn
lands, but the jury found for the de
PENDANTS SO far as the ejectment SUI
was concerned. The Ease is expecte
to be appealed to the Supreme Cour
E. W. Graves gained possession c
the lands in question by a decree b
the Supreme Court in q suit to quie