Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-05-21

VI eAC ocaoon HCAC ou INC 4alhCi la1l
Saturday. Just about on time. We
have our first strawberries about the
middle of May.
Sixteen students from the School of
mines, Rolla, Mo-, arrived in Ironton
last Wednesday. They came here
from the lead belt in St. Francois
county, where they had spent several
days.
DR.. ]. 81. Martin and family OF Pr
lot Knob left this morning for Edge
Hill in Reynolds counay, where they
will make their future home. We
wish the DIR. every uccess in his new
location.
We need rain badly. Grass, the
gardens and fields are suffering and
the outlook is not at all encouraging.
Looks very much like last year. Let
US hope the bountiful showers will
soon come.
SoiAON oOociOA VI SOdhOJ SO01S
was held Tuesday to pass OF the sanity
of Mrs. Maud Hake, of near Annapolis.
She was adjudged of unsound mind
and ordered taken to the asylum at
Pennington.
Henry Trammel of Pilot Knob is in
Jail charged with assault and disturb
ing the peace, his wife being the
prosecuting witness. May 14th was
the date of the offense. A trial will
be had next Saturday.
Called communication of Star of
the West Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. & A.
M, Saturday night, May %, at 1880
O'Clock. Work in M. M. degree. All
members urged to attend.
A. M. MADIGAN, Secretary.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Adolph Lopez of st. Louis has been
confined to his room for the past two
months suffering with rheumatism ,
and is now sojourning at Hot Springs.
1t is hoped by his many friends in the
valley that the baths will afford him
immediate and permanent relief.
Geo. L. Fox and wife arrived in
Ironton Saturday from Albuquerque,
New Mexico, where they spent the
past three months for the benefit of
Mr.. Fox's health. He returns much
improved and has gained 20 lbs. in
weight. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will leave
Saturday fol- their home in Jonesboro
Arkansas.
Miss Freda fRingo will be home
from Cape Girardeau the first of June
After a few days at home she will de-
part for New York City, where, il
company with several teachers from
the Cape, she will take a specia
course in Columbia University, prob
ably spending a couple of months
there. Miss Ringo has been re-em
ployed as teacher in the Cape Girar
deau High School.
The Ironton School Board last Sat
urday night employed Prof. Raymond
Schoop, of Richmond, Mo-, as Super
intendent for nextyear. Prof. School,
has had about ten years. experience
as a teacher and comes well recon-
mended. Mrs. Nellie Depew o.
Graniteville was employed as primar.
teacher and Miss Mamie Ringo TO
the Arcadia school. There are three
more teachers yet to be elected.
Prof. and Mrs. B. w. LOOMS will
leave about the first of June for Co
lumbia, Mo-, where the Professor ha
a position as teacher in the Summe.
School in the University that will keel
him employed until the middle o
August. Then he will go to Columbia
University, New York, to pursue hi
studies for q couple of years. He is
most excellent young man, enthusias
tic in his work. We predict for him
brilliant future.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mullin, Mr.. and Mrs. GU
Feary and the latter's two little child
rem, of Ironton, motored to Farming
ton on Monday. The ladies ant
children spent the day on the river
while the men folks visited some o
the local breeders of Hampshire hogs
Mr.. Pierce being a fancier Of thi
breed of stock. He owns some yer,
fine animals and was DESTROYS of max
ing a few exchanges with local Hamp
shire Observation-Disclosures News.
, The Big Burke and Hobbs reviva
will begin Sunday, May 81, and physi
cal arrangements are progressing
rapidly. An enormous tent was or
dered yesterday measuring 100 by 8
feet and will be on it's way in a fey
days. The evangelists are now il
Kingfisher, Oklahoma, where the.
are successfully conducting a revival
The scene of the meeting will b,
West of M. r. & B. t. depot, wher
. a beautiful natural amphitheatre is 10
: cated.-Lead Belt News.
The following marriage licenses hav'
! been issued since our last report:
! Fred L.Allgier and Rebecca Tins o
, Arcadia.
O. Williamson and Eunice Gillian 0
shepard.
Henry H. Williams and Edna FAX,
. of Des Arc.
, U.G. Wilkins and Emma Sumpte
of Bixby.
Hugh N. Lott and Margaret Wilsol
OF Ironton.