Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-17

stituted suit in the Circuit Court in st.
Louis against the North America In
surance Company to enforce the pay
ment of a policy for $3.50 which said
company had issued on the buildings.
Prof. @. B. McClintock returned
from st. Louis the first of this week,
having been there with q view to
looking out a location for a future
residence. We regret to lose Prof.
McClintock as a resident of our town
and hope he may yet arrange to
abide in our midst. Pennington
Times.
Flat River News: ga petition is be-
ing circulated by Mr.. ]. Evans and
others at Pennington, which is being
literally signed, asking Burk and
Hobbs to pay a few weeks visit in the
city Of schools and churches 1t is
considered likely that the e~vangelists
will march on the county seat after
they have concluded the meeting at
Bismarck
The st. Louis Annual Conference
will meet at Charlottesville next We'd
nesday, September 23d, Bishop E. r.
Hendrix presiding. At this time the
pastors will be assigned for another
year. Rev. Mr.. Vaughan will preach
at Fort Hill church next Sunday morn
ing and make a report of the years
work. He will leave for Conference
on Monday. 3
While the funeral procession OF Mr..
Elliott was en- route to the cemetery
Sunday afternoon q horse driven by
Harry Rudy got frightened on the hill
by DR.. Summa's and backed into the
rig in the rear, occupied by Mrs. John
Left and Mrs. Geo. Left and her two
children. The buggy was turned ov-
er and the two ladies were bruised
considerably, but the children escap-
ed injury.
The editor is in receipt of a card an
nouncing the marriage at Great Falls,
Montana, Wednesday, September 9,
1914, OF Mr.. Almon A. Trapp and Miss
Frances Pinkley. The bride is a for
mer Iron county girl, and a beautiful
and attractive young woman. Fol-
some time past she has been making
her home with her brother, J. E.Pink-
ley, in Lewistown, Montana. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Trapp will make their home al
Lewistown. The REGISTER wishes
them every happiness.
The county court last "Wednesday
drew the following named petit ju'
rors to serve at the October term Of
circuit court:
Charley Lewis James Dixon
John Seals Henry Swaringim
John Stevenson lack Hedgcoth
Fayette Miller IG WhitWorth
tom Lovelace Dabney Shelton
Drew Seals Newt Warren
f q Pratt Walter Hale
w A Wren Sam Bond
IWmHart Sol Nelson
Aug Schwab, Sr Fitzgerald
Walter Shular Grant Midyett
James g Austin FIN Mayberry
Elder I'll. J.. Ray of Bismarck cam
the last of last week to visit hi
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Collins, Of Iron
ton.s He remained till Sunday. H
was 70 years old in August. He ha
been a citizen of Missouri for 5
Years, coming from Kentucky in 1856
He has been in poor health, until late
ly, but is now in fine shape and look
, as though he might stand it for man,
more years. He and his wife of Bis
marck expect to leave about the frs
of October to spend the winter visit
ing relatives, in this state, and May
field, Kentucky, returning about tn
first of March.
: 4MARRIED-At the residence OF th
BRIDES parents, Ironton, Mo-, Q
!, Thursday, September 10, 1914, Q
! 2 O'Clock r. I'M, Mr.. Nv. F. FBond {
/, Irondale and Miss Minnie 3. Fisher
] Rev. M. F. Riggs Of the first Bap
J fist Church officiating.
| That evening the groom and brid'
now atwain of one fesh,n went
ST. Louis, and after,a short honey
moon, took up their residence {
2 Irondale. Mr.. Bond is an excellel
= young man, and holds the position
: cashier of the Irondale Bank. Mr.
: B. was n of Ironton's populi
= young ladies and will be a helpmat
to him who has fortunately taken b,
n unto himself. The REGISTERS be
wishes are theirs.
4 Notice is hereby given that the pu'
! Usher of the REGISTER will leay
town September 16, in time to after
the big editorial banquet, cabaret ar
ball at Cicardi's noted place in s
Louis. Governor Major, Mayor Kie
Frederick w. Lehman and J. Kel
q Pool will make short talks. The "a
members Of the Business Men
9 League Of ST. Louis have been AZ
pointed on the reception commits
for this occasion. 1t will be attendt
by representative editors from eve
d county in the State, the occasion b
ing the annual meeting Of the Mi
! souri, Press Association. Other bal
quets, together with a boat trip, vii
y to Shaw's Garden, trip to the basebi
ID park and a big theatre party, will
given In honor Of the visiting editol
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