Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-24

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ceeded to the dam and made an in
vestigation. He says that it is clearly
in violation of the law and he can not
understand why it has not long since
been removed. Mr.. Warren viii
make his report to the State Game
Warden and says he expects to re-
ceive instructions Immediately to blow
up the dam-which will be no easy
task. Tucker and Fisher came to
town Tuesday morning. But when
they informed Prosecuting Attorney
Damron they had been apprehended
in Madison county that official de-
clared it was q matter for the Madison
county authorities to settle. Messrs.
Fisher and Tucker say they were not
hunting. They were going to a
neighbours to deliver one of the guns.
Comparatively few hunting licenses
have been taken out in this county in
recent years. Last year the total was
1852; up to the present time this year 81
licenses have been issued. The great
est number of licenses issued in this
county in any year was in 1909 when
the total was 467.
The marriage of Miss Birdie Nor
wine and James DeGuire was con-
summated at Arcadia last Thursday
morning. The young couple went
from there to st. Louis for a short
visit and then here and from here
they will go to Sikeston where they
will make their home, where Mr.. De-
CURE has a position as assistant
manager of the Missouri Public Utility
Co. Both parties were born and
reared in this city and MI. DeGuire's
parents r still living here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe DeGuire. They have hosts
of friends here and both are very
popular with our young people. The
marriage is the result of a long wait.
They have been keeping company for
many years, but Miss Norwine's
mother was living and in poor health
and she thought it her duty to take
care of her as long as she lived and
James thought the prize worth the
wait. The Tribune joins their friends
in wishing them the brightest pathway
through life. - Fredericktown Tri-
bune.
The pupils of Miss Irene Marshall
gave a Recital at her residence last
Sunday evening. To my regret, / wal
unable to attend, but an audience Of
about forty had the pleasure Of hear
ing the rendition of the following
programme:
Last Waltz-Misses Elizabeth and He.
len Rosentreter.
Rustic Dance-Miss III. Rosentreter.
Sing, Robin, Sing-Miss Anna Farrar
Morning Song-Miss Minnie Collins.
Chiid's Song-Miss Mildred Marshall.
LinWood Duet-Miss Mamie Barn
house and Mildred Marshall.
Etude and Slnmber Song-Miss Mau'
rine Farmhouse.
The Harebelis-Miss Dorothy Reese.
The Woodbine--Miss Helen Reese.
Blooming Flowers: Duet-Misses E
Rosentreter and and I. Marshall.
La Begonia and The Juggler-Misi
Elizabeth Rosentreter.
Egeria-Miss Irene Marshall.
The evening was one of enjoymen
to those whose bars are attuned tt
sweet sounds in harmony blending
and all praise the i~nstructress who's
ability is emphasized by her success
in training the unskilled hand to sub
due the troublous technique of 9Th,
art divine"
There was an omission and severa
inaccuracies in the list of election
Judges published last week. Follow
ing is the corrected list:
Des Arc-W. E. Mckee, Cal. Prov
ince, Flyn Chiffon, John Nations, [
I'll. Stevenson and Fred Amsden.
Annapolis-Ad Reese, John Lewis
ST., Alonzo Miller, @. W. Phillips, An
dy Robinson and J. R. Dobbs.
Dunn's-J. r. Golf, Marion Colyot
9 Sam Huff, Delbert Markham, WI
Bunce, B. F. Govero.
Polk's-T. B. Polk, Eugene Seal
q W. L. White, Pete Ivester, Jas. Mo
9 Clard and Chas. Pannebaker.
. Hogan-Chas. Holloman, R. SHUT
8 R. F. Holloman, Newt Huff, Nor
= Whitehead and N. s. Vickery.
Y Arcadia-W m. N. Knight, James ]
Evans, James q. Austin, W. H. Tar
9 ley, VIM. Selenger and Bud Tual.
: Ironton-Wm. q. Whitworth, B. ]
! Farmhouse, John Reed, Q. s. Russell
y VIM. Gunnett and A. L. Schwab.
u Pilot Knob-Gus. @. Kaesemache
? VIM. Hart, John Duree, John Fab
. land, August Schwab, John Ameluni
9 Ghermanville - Ben Sloan, r.
q Brown, Chas. Ferguson, ST., Joe Hs
ven, Sam Robinson and Jehu Jones.
is Belleview-E. M. Logan, D. ]. M
8, Kinney, N. Warren, G. B. Phillip
Bunker Smith and o. D. Lashley.
Kaolin-Ad Vineyard, Melvin Kee
ID ling, Andy Trask, Henry Akers, RI
10 mey Rencehausen and Chas. Downar
Imboden-Albert Conway, Thom'
q Fitzgerald, VIM. Pinkley, Chas. Lam
j bert, F. @. Mund and ]. +. Coxey.
If Redmond-Nelson Strickland, Jof
OF Love, Green Goggin, Ed. White, ia
8, per Brummet and Newt Short.
+ Bell's-Flem Kidd, Gentry 7. Coz
gin, W. b. Westerman, Coy Meyer,
N T. HARRISON and Mont Black.
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