Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-22
G BREvITIEs.

issue. Will get place next week.
1t is rumored that after February
LIST a new and much lower rate will be
adopted by the express company.
Bishop F. F. johnson will hold SER
vice and administer Holy Communion
at st. Paul's Church, Ironton, Sunday,
January 25th, at IL o'clock A. M.
The Evangelists Burke and Hobbs
will open revival services in Ironton
Sunday, February first. The meet
ings will probably be held in the
court house.
Married-At the Court House,
Ironton, Mo-, January 10Th, 1914,
Fritz Robinson and Nellie Settle, all
of Doe Run, St. Francois county,
Judge o. w. Roop officiating.
Harry D. Griffith, chief engineer for
the Bismarck, Belleview Valley q
Western r. r., was in Ironton Satur-
day and Sunday. He says the early
completion of the road is a fact as
sured.
Married-At the courthouse, IRON
ton, Mo-, January IA, 1914, W.. G.
RYAN, County of Roch, Wisconsin,
and Augie Petty of Iron Mountain,
Mo-, Probate Judge 0. w. Roop Of
ficiating.
Mr.. James Robson, of Chicago, who
spent Holidays at home near Belleview
with his parents, returned last Sunday
to his work. He has been absent for
six years where he is employed with
A. T. T. 90.
The members of Star of the West
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F.& A. M, and
INDIAN Chapter, No. II, R. A. NJ
will give a supper at the Academy Of
Music Thursday evening this week
About one hundred invitations there
to have been issued.
Mrs. 7. J. st. Louis was called tc
Houstonia, Pettis county, last Mon
day, to nurse DR.. Brown and daughter
She went upon special request of Mr.
B. N. Brown, of this town, and prob
ably will be absent several weeks
DR.. Brown and daughter are serious
ly ill-the latter, it is feared, from
incipient pneumonia.
The Ladies' Social Club met January
10, 1914, with Mrs. Mullin as hostess
The topic for roll call was answered
to by something on the New Year
After the business of the Meeting wa
transacted the ladies had very socia
time until time to adjourn. Will NEE
with Mrs. Mitchell January 9th, 1914
SECRETARY.
We are sorry to report the sad new
of the death of Mrs. Annie S. Hart
man, beloved wife of Geo. S. Hartman
Jr. She died Wednesday morning
January IA, at $3.50 O'Clock, leaving
husband and two dear little children
n sister and four brothers to mourl
her loss. The remains were tenderl
laid to rest in the Baldwin Methods
Cemetery, Baldwin, Mo.
Mr.. A. ]. De Witt-Born April Is
1887, Portsmouth, Ohio, died at Joplin
Mo-, December 26, 1918, aged76 years
8 months and 5 days. Son of G. W
and Hannah De witt. A wife, TIVE
sons and a daughter survive. Wa
buried in Fairview Cemetery, Joplin
Sunday, December 2Sth, 1913. Il
was a, resident Of Pilot Knob and lror
ton, Mo-, forty-three years. | knee
him we'll and regret to hear OF nj
passing. Peace to his ashes!
jim. Monte, a civil engineer of 81
Louis, was here Tuesday and submitte
plans and specifications for water
works and sewerage to our city dad
Mr.. Monte recently drew upfhe plar
and specifications for the waterworh
system at Potosi and also has don
work of the same nature in the Lea
Belt. We hope that u city counc
will at least cast n eye over tn.
matter and If it looks favorable 6
after it like a duck does to water
Bismarck Gazette.
Rev. M. HI. Mackley, of Elvins, wi
help the pastor of the Fort Hi
church next week, in a series OF meet
ings preliminary to the Burke an
Hobbs meetings. He will preac
Sunday morning and night. Sal
Doss, a former citizen of the vale!
and ex-saloon keeper, will be preseI
at the Sunday night service and Civ
something Of the great change in h
life. Many of our citizens knew M
Doss, and, we are sure, many will /
pleased to hear him.
The following from the Piedmoi
Banner will be read with pleasure
"Prof. George L. Smith, proprietor
Dexter Business College, is a Wayr
countain who has achieved somethin
we'll worth while. He was in Piet
mont yesterday in the interest of b
school at Dexter, and told the Bann'
that his present enrolment Is 300 p'
cent greater than it ever was befor
The Dexter Business College former
belonged to the Moothart chain
schools. Prof. Smith bought 1t la
year"
Mr.. Edgar Graham, son Of J.
Graham, formerly in the lumb'