Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-01-02

270 feet the well which had been
drilled on Arcadia Heights during
the pass two months had to be
abandoned. The hole became
Hcrooked." An expert was sent
for and, after an examination, de-
clared it would be useless to at
tempt to proceed. Slight evil
dences of water YER noticeable at
that depth. Work was at once
commenced on another well which
is now seventy feet deep. The
contractor says that in years OF
experience he never found rock
as hard as that on Arcadia Heights.
He still insists, however, that he
will make a we'll that will produce
1000 gallons an hour as required
in his contract. We hope he will
be successful.
Last Sunday evening Miss Irene
Marshall, at the family residence,
gave a Music Recital for her two
pupils, the Misses Florence Fisher
and Helen Rosentreter, kindly as
sisted by Mrs. F. E. DeWeese.
The following programme was
rendered:
Right and Lett March. -. Helen Rosentreter
Birthday Serenade- Vocal. Florence Fisher
a Carnival o. Venice Venice ..... Florence Fisher
In the Swing Waltz. 49,. Helen Rosentreter
| Sing Me to Sleep-Vocal -. Florence Fisher
The Bluebird Helen Rosentreter
a Tae T or1iet "...""...Florence Fisher
e GSt oostBye ..,."...,Mrs, F. E. Deweeso
Rigoletto Quartette. $50. Miss Irene Marshall
| was fortunate enough to be
one of the few friends present
For pupils so. young the execution
of the numbers was remarkably
good, evidencing the care and pro-
fciency of the teacher as we'll as
the native talent of the performers.
| enjoyed every selection. 1t needs
not pointing out the exquisite rem
behring's of Mrs. DeWeese nor the
concluding piano solo by the
teacher. Their talents are &C
knowledged by all who know
them, and their efforts always give
a treat to the lovers of sweet sound
in full accord. After the recital
light refreshments were served
and then we all departed bearing
good wishes for the Kind hostes
and those who had given us al
evening of unusual enjoyment.
From the Pennington Neacs
, "An interesting marriage of tn
holiday season was that of God
frey O'Neal, of Frankclay, ant
, Miss Izella Morris, which occurre'
at Pennington last Sunday morn
: ing. The ceremony was solemn
I lied at high noon at the Luthera
parsonage, Rev. Weidmann pas
j tor of the Lutheran church, oticia'
8 ing. Aside from the prominence
of the young people, the nuptia
affair was otherwise interesting a
9 a result of a practical joke whic
attending friends subjected ther
9 to. The happy couple, accom-
panied by Miss Marion O'Nea
sister of the groom, and Otto Nc
Farland, came to Flat River Sun
day morning where they wei
d met by Fl. D. Reuter- with an auto
s mobile. The party drove over
p Pennington and by a specit
arrangement the groom was alb
y to secure the necessary legal docr
: ment and while he was securin
the papers Mr.. Reuter- secretl
h called on the Sheriff and borrowe
d a pair of handouts. The part
o then proceeded to the parsonas
where the ceremony occurred
,e all solemnity. Despite the merr
ment which was soon to tollo'
g the attendants maintained g
d equally and serious composure
,e the bride and groom while tt
le pastor was officiating. But in
is mediately following the impress
sive words which united the napE
Is couple ia the holy bonds of wee
r, lock, Messrs. Reuter- and McFa
ii land proceeded without ceremop.
to still further unite them by joli
,e ing the iron bracelets. The nev
/. ly weds pleaded all but fearful
Is to be released from the embarasI
ing, if not painful, ordeal, b
Of they were furnishing so mu'
b. amusement to the attendants tn
a deaf ear heard their pleadin
or and they were forced to remain
AZ shackles through a sumptuo
as wedding dinner at the st. France
an hotel and the ride back to FL
adj River, at the latter place standiI
i'd te be photographed in the han
"a. cuffs, after which they all were
NJ leased and returned to Frankcl
he to reside. Mr.. O'Neal is a son
ia w. r. O'Neal and at present is
tn sociated with him in a prospero
lv mercantile business at Frankcla
RS His bride is the daughter of n
N and Mrs. Everett Morris, of Lea
F. wood, and is an est mable a
Ir popular young lady. The M
y: Joins their host of friends in {
70. tending congratulations" Ii
lot County friends of Mr.. O'Neal v
nv join the REGISTER in wishing h
ms and his bride every happiness!
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