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

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Mas ~onry-along with Gov. Major,
Mayor Kiel and other celebrities.
Circuit Court viii convene in regu-
lar session next Monday. The docket
of civil cases is rather long but the
criminal docket is the shortest in
many years, there being only three or
four cases aside from parole cases.
However court will be in session all
week and probably longer.-Reynolds
County Outlook.
The editor acknowledges the receipt
of a card from Mrs. Lulu Heavin, of
st. Louis, announcing the marriage of
her sister, Lolita Ellen Pierce, and Mr..
Oscar Bertran Hill, on Monday, No.
vember IS, 1914. The bridegroom is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Hill for
merly of Ironton. Old friends wish
him long life and happiness.
Mrs. L. Richardson and daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Chandler and son, Ralph
Blumel and Mrs, Earl Mcdaniel mot
ored to Arcadia last Sunday returning
the same day. The trip vas made
without mishap and the parties re-
port a very pleasant journey, not
withstanding the inclement weather
of that day.-Bonne Terre News.
DIR. and Mrs. W. G. Patton contem-
plate an extended bridal tour in the
East, on which they will start about
the last of this week or the first of
next If Mrs. Patton's health will per-
NIT. They will visit friends and points
of interest in the East, andreturn and
live at State Hospital No. A, where the
groom holds a position on the medical
staff.-Farmington Times.
VIM. Gunnett, who lives five miles
east of Ironton, has sold his. farm to Jos.
Keleman, of Belleville, Ills, who took
possession last week. There are about
eighty acres in the tract and it is well
adapted to stock raising to which Mr.,
Leleman will devote his attention.
Mr.. Gunnett lived on the place for
eleven years. He has gone to Fred
ericktown to live until he buys another
farm.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold an Open
Meeting and Silver Offering on De-
cember 9th, at 8 O'Clock P. M, at the
home of Mrs. q. F. Hanson. All the
ladies interested in Missions are in.
vtted. Programmes: Devotional Mrs,
Mitchell; Roll Call; Business; Tall
on Mexico, Mrs. Feary; Music, Mrs
Damron; Christmas Prayer, Mrs
Francis.
The suit of Frank s. Klebar, former
dairyman here, against the Nortl
American Fire Insurance Company i
being tried in Mexico, Mo, this week
Klebar seeks to enforce the paymen
of an $500 insurance policy which thu
company had issued on his house ant
. other property, esat Of town, whicl
/. was destroyed by fire last December
J. P. Barger, R. L. Barger and Jos
Thompson are in Mexico as witnesse
lin the case.
Two game wardens accosted fou
. of our successful citizen hunters, las
Tuesday afternoon, on the five o'clocl
= train from the east, the quartet hav
ing in their possession unmistakeabl
{. evidence of the mission from which
was returning, and called upon then
, to produce their hunters licenses
mot one of the four were able to d
so. However, they convinced tn
a wardens that they had paid the te
L and had the licenses at home. Tn
wardens etthem off, but admonishe
d them to have their licenses with theI
in future, as required by law.-Dunk
lin Democrat.
!. Frank Mangold, son of John Man
a gold, the wealthy lumberman OF s
Louis, appeared before Justice J. l
lPoymer this morning, in answer to
complaint filed by Eva Rideout, a gil
under fifteen years of age, who allegt
that the assault was committed
! Poplar Bluff on November 2 ,1914. II
bond for appearance at the Februar
term of the circuit court was fixed {
81, 900. The sureties are E. 4. Abine
: ton and John Mangold. Young Maj
gold has had charge of his father
bushes interests in Harviell and bot
y he and his father are well known
Poplar Bluff.-Poplar Bluff Republ
can.
A highly enjoyable and pleasir
j entertainment was that given at Il
: Academy of Music Mon day eveniI
by the pupils Of the High Schoe
with the assistance of some of Il
grown-up folk, and under the directie
of Miss Goodykoontz. The feature
the programme was a one act coined
? "Scenes in Union Depot interspert
ed with songs, readings and 9TH
specialties. The rendition was mo
excellent and admirably well each o.
played his or her part. The dancin
~ we might say, was superb, and Il
"a more fantastic steps most hearth
applauded. We congratulate each al
~ every participant on the happy on
come of the evening.
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