Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-11-26

Recorder Hawkins issued the follow
ing marriage licenses the past week:
Chas. A. Johnson of Blackwell and
Clara l. Rush Of Mineral Point.
John Siegetraler and Evelina Strick-
land Of Monterey.
Geo. Alcorn and IdaLewis of An
napolis.
Lawrence 81. Bodies and Mary Mol
10y of Piedmont.
Paul Williams and Bessie Yingling
of Iron Mountain.
At $40 this afternoon the Missouri
State Fish Commission car No. 8, on
the real of train No. %, arrived in
Poplar Bluff, filed with all kinds of
fish that the sport lover likes to n
snare The car, which is the same one
that was here this spring, was in
charge of J.. P. Woods, president of
the Missouri Fish Commission. Along
with Mr.. Woods was Phil Kopplin,
superintendent of the st. Louis hatch
cry, where all the fish came from.
They left st. Louis this morning and
made stops at several places, where
the various species were distributed.
Six miles north of Poplar Bluff Black
River was stocked with young bass,
croppie, sunfsh, catfish and perch to
the extent of 1900. The greatest
care is taken in putting the fish in the
river, a long hose made especially for
this purpose being used. These fish
will not be large enough to catch if
one obeys the law, for nearly two
years. The car went from here to
Doniphan, where the Current river
will be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bluff Re-
publican.
Miss Irene Marshall, through her
pupils, gave another Recital at her
home last Sunday evening. Some
two score auditors were entertained
from eightuntil ten O'Clock by popular
selections rendered by the pupils,
suited to their various degrees Of pro-
gress. AS ! sat and listened / could
not but wonder at the patient train
ing which, with intelligent method, is
giving skill to unframed fingers and
developing latent talent in the art
divine. All the selections were pleas
ingly, if simply, given, calling forth
frequent applause from an audience
not wholly unknown to the entice-
ment of sweet sounds in harmony
blended. The numbers sang by Mrs.
Beatrice DeWeese gave us, as her eff
forts always do, especial pleasure,
ard Mr.. Links contributions to the
programme rounded it out 6ttingly.
He put everybody into such excellent
temper that even the flute solo was
listened to with patience and it's con
clusion hailed with go~od-natured
applause. The re~citations by the
smaller folk added not a little to the
occasion. 1t is unnecessary to refer
Miss Irene's part in the entertainment
or laud it's perfectness. In her is re-
markable talent ar tistically cultivated
and her piano ~renderings are faultless
Following is the programme of the
evening:
Charge Of the Uhlans-Duett ..-,.M Misses E
and II. Rosentreter.
Hearts and Flowers Miss Elizabeth Rosen
treter.,
PIaytime and The Owl and the Frog.
Miss Maurine Farmhouse.
Old Folks at HON and Hammock Lullab.
miss Dorothy Reese.
Annie Laurie and Rolling the Hoop..-.Mis
Mildred Marshall.
Blue Bells OF Scotland and The MockinI
Bir d.....M Miss Anna Farrar.
Recitation-An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
miss Dorothy Reese.
Under the Mistletoe-Duett .~...M Misses Z
, and II. Rosentreter.
, Melody of Love......M Miss Helen Rosentreter
In May Miss Marion Farrar.
IOOIuC JAIN w II IN sAhC
Minnie Collins.
Melva Waltz miss Anna Farrar.
/. Recitation-The Miss Hele
Rosentreter.
Carnival Of Venice..-....Mis Maurine Barr
: house.
Simple Confession and Narcissus. ...-lMis
Elizabeth Rosentreter.
Prayer to the virgin.-...Mis Helen Rosen
treter.
| Recitation-Uncle Peters Thanksgiving Cor
a science...Mr. George Link.
Delilah to Sampson-saint-Saens 49,. Mis-
u Irene Marshall.
9 A Spirit Flower and The Valley OF Laughtt
Y Mrs. Beatrice De Weese.
4 Irish Melodies ....... Miss Irene Marshall.
Piano and Flute-Robin Adair and Le'Cla.
Miss Irena Marshall and Mr.. r.. +. Ak