Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-03-27

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went Immediately after the ceremo-
ny. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. E. W. Henderson and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Doty and holds a position in the
freight Office of the Southern Pacific.
Cotton California; Information.
For Sale-One city lot,
90 feet by l2o feet, located
in the center of the resi-
dence district. Just north
of nadlson on Shepherd
street. This is practically
the only desirable resi-
dence lot still vacant, that
is for sale in the City of
IrOntOn. GranitOid walk
in front. Price, $4,000.
Enquire of F. A. TwOmey,
IrOntOn, Mo.
Savoy, the name of the railway sta
ton at Irondale, has been dropped by
the Iron Mountain, and Irondale sub
stituted. The latter is the name by
which the town has always been
known. G. A Eaton, Cashier of the
Bank of Irondale, received a letter
from Supt. J. Cannon last Thursday,
advising the approval of the Railway
Company to the change, and that it
would be made effective at once. The
name Irondale will appear in every
respect in which the public is interest
ed, on tickets and in calling the name
on trains, etc. This change will meet
the approval of the patrons of the
Company and conforms with the
wishes of the Irondale citizenship,
Several local business men have been
active in soliciting the change.
Next Tuesday a Mayor, two Alder
men, a Marshal and a Collector are to
be elected for this city. Every office
is being contested, but of course the
chief interest attaches to the mayor
atty. The REGISTER favors Mr.. R. A.
Rasche's reelection because he hat
proven himself a faithful and eficient
officer, and the present administration
has nc sins for absolution, and no ex'
plantations or excuses r necessary tt
it's clean, we'll balanced record. 1t hal
) fifty supplemented the good, business
; like conduct of the city's affairs by
the administration preceding Mr.. r.
elevation to the position he worthily
fills. He has never been found lack
ing in the qualities and the disposition
which make for the good of our littlt
city. In short, he deserves re- ELECTION
The Ursuline Sisters are Arranging
to erect a large wing to the Arcadi;
College building. The addition will
contain twelve private rooms for thu
students, two dining roooms, tw,
infirmaries, two kitchen s, luncheon
room, seven music rooms, n Do
nestle Science Apartment and dormi
tory. Work will commence in tn,
} very nea future. We are glad t.
j note this evidence of prosperity il
this most worthy institution. Ma
the future bring still greater ucces
The addition will be a three stor
brick, located south of the main build
ing and on the site Of the old fran
building, which has been used for
, number of years as an infirmary.
| is the original Arcadia Seminary an
was built nearly seventy years ago;
will be torn down to make way for th
new structure, the cost of which wi
be about $30, 900.
s The following is reproduced frol
g Wednesdays Globe Democrat: "Fol
mer Probate Judge w. W. Hendei
son yesterday brought suit in the Gil
: cult Court to recover $385.90 frol
. Drummond Jones, Racquet Club lead
er and tennis player of national re
pute. The suit is the result of a co
lision between an automobile drive
by Jones and n occupied by Miss vi
ginia Henderson, 16-year- old daugf
ter of Henderson, at Kings Highwa
:. and Warrington boulevard, Decembt
20. Miss Henderson was injureI
Henderson avers Jones was driving
the rate of forty miles an hour an
failed to obey the traffic ordinant
which gives automobiles going ca
and west the right of way over ca
driven north and south. The Hendei
son auto, according to the petitio
! was damaged $219.05 and it's engiI
$50. Henderson recites physician
bills for attendance on his daught,
P amounted to 500 and nurses and hosE
tai fees were $67. S5. Jones yesterd'
. declined to discuss the suit, beyol
. saying he was not worried about it,
News of the marriage of A. P. Mac
ley, of Desloge, and Miss Mabel Re,
burn, daughter Of County Clerk 10
eph A. Reyburn, of Iron County, WI
conveyed to the ST. Francoi coun
friends this week by an announc
ment in the st. Louis Globe-Dem
crat of Tuesday. The announcemer
which was brief and devoid of par
c%ulars,, appeared in the society colun
and vas as follows; "Mr. and M
i. A. Reyburn. of Ironton. have al