Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-10-30


but one more case on the docket re-
curing a jury; that is State VS.. Jesse
Culton for felonious assault. 1t will
probably be tried to-day Wednes-
day. 1t is thought the jurors will be
excused from further service Thurs
day and that court will adjourn Fri
day morning. The cases sent here
from Stoddard county were continued
by agreement. Later-The Culton
case was continued and the petit jury
discharged Wednesday morning.
Within a few days the family of
Judge Lindsay will move to st. Louis
and live at $3.50 Romano Place, a
valuable property recently purchased
by MI. Lindsay. The announced re-
removal of this excellent family from
Piedmont has created general surprise
and regret, but the Banner learns that
it does not really mean the severance
Of the ties which bind them to
Piedmont, but the change is made
primarily for the benefit of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindsay's children, Miss Rae and
Mr.. Lev. Lindsay. In their new home
Miss Rae, whose gifts in music are
recognized in st. Louis musical circles
as we'll as in Southeast Missouri, has
opportunities presented her for teach
ing instrumental music and voice
which cannot we'll be spurned. More
over Lev. Lindsay recently entered
the employ of the Carleton Dry Goods
Company, thus affording his parents
another reason to move to st. Louis
and be near him and assist his bust
ness progress. Mr.. Lindsay will con-
tinue to make Piedmont his home and
will be found at his old stand the Ex-
change Bank. He expects to buy
a small home in Piedmont for Mrs.
Lindsay and Miss Rae to be back at
their home town during the summer
vacation. Mrs. Lindsay will be miss
ed by the religious, social, charitable,
and temperance organizations. of the
town. In individual ministrations
and public activity she has long been
a recognized factor in all good works
in the town.-Piedmont Banner.
A number of friend Of Chas. J.
Tesreau in the valley yer very much
surprised when they read of his marri-
age to ayoung lady in New York City.
They had understood that he had a
fondness = for a girl in Perryville
whom he some day hoped to make
his bride. This story is told by the
Cape Girardeau Republican: "Big
jeff Tesreau, who once upon a time
many years ago pitched ball for the
Perryville baseball team, was given a
license yesterday at Rochester N. Y,
to marry a girl of that city, Miss
Eleanor Elizabeth Blake. That let's
out Miss Clara Young, of Perryville,
who was reported a year ago as en-
gagged to Tesreau. A year ago also it
was reported that Tesreau would mar
ny Miss Young if he we're a success
full pitcher in the big worlds series
between New York and Boston. For
some reason the weddign never &C.
Cured and it is said that the engage
ment between them was broken off at
once. Miss Young was a telephone
girl at Perryville and while the games
we're being played a year ago she
daily called up this city to get the
results of the games and to find how
Tesreau Jared when he pitched. Evil
IDENTIFY he Jared none too we'll as Miss
Young would have none of him. The
= girls in Perryville demand that t he
ball play ers make good before they
stand for any marrying business,
, They realize, it is reported from that
! town, that a busher is not SO desirable
| for husband as a farm hand and as
Tesreau since the recent games has
, prospects of finding himself where 9
o DdbuCO Ddll OOulo hOu hOlR Oup hhOSn
l off a few cookie burrs, Miss Youn E
probably decided to wait a little long
. er and look little further"
j Says the Centerville Outlook: "We
understand that many of ssthe citizens
, of L~estefville and vicinity and the two
, carriers on the mail route from this
place to Sabula last week either work
: ed or sent a hand on the road between
: Lesterville and Sabula, and it wa the
intention to put in several more days
t this week. Most of the work, we
: learn, was done across the line in Iror
county, where something had to be
t done-the road being SO rough that il
Q was almost impossible to travel it
: This road, which is probably Travelled
Q more than any other road in Iror
t county, undoubtedly receives less at
g tention than any road in that county
Practically every nonresident land
: owner that visits this county travels
g that road to reach this place as do the
: hundreds from st. Louis that annually
: spend their vacation at Mr.. Hunt
farm and in the vicinity of Lester
vile, it giving us the nearest and mos
direct connection with the Iron Noun.
Q tain railroad. Iron county could ant
should keep this road in fairly goot
condition without the citizens of al
: adjoining county being compelled t.
t work it. Get busy, Iron county, ant
Q see that your part of this road is KEEP
Q in such a condition that your neigh
bors on the west who do a large bust