Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-11-12
Following is the vote in Iron County
on the Onn~atitntinnaI Amendments

Seventh Yes, 453. No, 552.
Eighth Yes, 213. No, 637.
Ninth Yes, 451. No, $50.
Tenth Yes, $50. No, 624.
Eleventh Yes, III. No, 694.
Twelfth Yes, 100. No, 70S.
Thirteenth Yes, $40. No, 742.
Fourteenth Yes, 1876. No, $40.
Fifteenth Yes, 119. No, 812.
The following were elected Justices
of the Peace for the several Town
ships at the late election:
Dent Township. w. Scott and w.
o. Brooks.
Kaolin Township-W. A.. Vandill
and Amos Westerman.
Iron Townships. E. Buford and J.
Ell. Haven.
Arcadia Township-R. A. Rasche
and w. N. Knight.
Liberty Township--Allan Markham
and Albert Heaston.
Union Township. M. Lasvason
and w. L. Lashley.
Preparations for the Burk & Hobbs
Union Meeting to begin here Novem-
Der 22d, are progressing nicely. The
grounds have been arranged for anda
tent secured with a seating capacity
of 1900 people. The ladies will serve
lunch onthe grounds near the opera
house next Saturday, November 18th,
and everybody is invited to meet
with them there at 1880 A. M. and
prepare to partake of the delicacies
to be served at noon. In the mean
time they a help clear off, grade
and prepare the grounds for the taber-
nacle in order to better pass off the
time.-Piedmont Banner.
At the cleo tion in Iron County on
last Tuesday the entire Democratic
county ticket was elected. For several
years the Republicans have been hold
ing some of the important offices in
that county, but on last Tuesday they
were routed all along the line. B. P.
Burnham, the Democratic nominee
for Collector, was elected. 1t was frs
reported that he had been defeated
but this was a mistake, MI. Burnhan
was elected by something near 1o(
majority. He is a Reynolds county
boy and his many friends over here
are very much elated overhis election
Reynolds County Outlook.
Writes the Irondale correspondent
of the Potosi Journal: "Irondale il
having a revival meeting at present
conducted by Rev. 0. s. Taylor, pas
tor Of the Baptist church. Up t.
Saturday the meeting had resulted ii
more than thirty conversions, a
which the church doors were opened
and the Baptists and Methodists divid
ed the new converts about equally
The impressive rites Of baptism wer'
performed on the banks of Big Rive
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Taylor i'm
mersing all who desired admission t
the church that way. The Methodist
also had their baptism there follow
ing their own custom. A large con
course Of people witnessed the dua
ceremonies
Miss Alta Huff was united in ma ri
age Wednesday to Wilburn Missy
The couple 9 taken to Arcadii
that morning by w. H. Hortonin hi
auto. Frank DeGuire and Miss Edit
Hitzemann accompanied them an
were their attendants. The ceremon,
was performed by Rev. ]. F. Adrian
The young couple passed throug
here on No. A, and will spend thei
honeymoon in Colorado and at Kens
ington, Kansas, where a sister Of tn,
bride resides, after which they wi
make their home in st. Louis. Tn
groom is a brakeman on the Iron Mour
Jain and is held in high esteem by a
who know him. The bride is the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Chas. Huff and has a host of friend
whose good wishes follow her. W
extend congratulations to the youn
compile and wish them unbounded sue
cess.-Bismarck Gazette.
Circuit court has been in sessio
since last Thursday and a number 9
minor cases disposed Of. There have
so far, been three jury trials. Verdict
of not guilty we're returned in th
cases Of State VS.. VIM. Schleutel
charged with selling liquor withou
license, and State VS.. Frank Sizemort
charged with carrying conceale
weapons. Al verdict Of guilty wa
returned against Joe Haven and +
%. Knight, indicted last fall for bein
i in affray at G~raniteville. Sewers
, others, indicted with Haven an
! Knight, were found not guilty. Tue
day morning was taken up by th
court selecting forty qualified juror
J to serve In the case Of State vs.. Et
Thomas, charged with the murder (
Albert Cole at Graniteville last Angus
The attorneys will . the
challenges when court convenes thi
"wednesday morning and the tri'
Of the case will proceed. Thomas
! represented by Attorneys Brewste
J and Munger and Mr.. Damron wi
prosecute. The trial will probabl
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