Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-05-13
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The court approved the bond.


Carter M. Buford, @. O. O'Dell and
DR.. T. T. O'Dell were appointed mem
members of the Inter County Seat
Highway Commission for this County,
by the County Court this week. The
two first named gentlemen have been
members of the Commission since it's
establishment, and DR.. O'Dell sue
ceeds M. G.. Harrison. 1t is likely
that an adjourned term of Court will
be held in June at which time the
Commission will meet with the Court,
and it is expected the State High way
Engineer will be present and advise
with and offer suggestions as to the
best and most economical methods to
use in road building in our county.
Due notice will be given Of the date
of thP meeting, so that all who desires
to may attend. Another object of the
meeting wi+fbe to establish the Iron
ton and Van Buren, roads and to locate
the Greenville, Eminence and Salem
roads. -Centerville Outlook.
A Recital by piano pupils of Miss
Irene Marshall vas given at her home
last Sunday evening. Same forty
auditors were present and enjoyed
the feast Of music prepared for their
entertainment. The young pupils did
credit to themselves and their teacher,
showing marked skill in the art
divine. The concluding numbers by
Mrs. Deweese and Miss Irene were
delightfully."- given and rapturously
a~pplauded. Following is the pro-
gramme rendered:
Mirthful Moments. ...... Misses E. and H. Rosen-
treter.
Rustling Leayes........Mi lis Elizabeth Rosentreter.
Dance on the Green -. Miss Jessamine Wood
side.
Hunting Song. +. I. ...... Miss Maurine Barnhouse.
Come to School and | begin Misses d. and
H.. Reese.
Germans Triumphal March and S~icilian Boat
song. Miss Helen Rosentreter,
Etude and The Butteray......Miss Minnie
Collins.
Morning Song and Twin king Stars $780,. Miss
The Meadow Brook and The Feather. Miss
Helen Reese.
Little Princess March.......M Miss Maurine Barn
house.
Distant Bells and Vacation Time. ....,M Miss Anna
Farrar.
March Militaire. ...... ...i.....M Miss Minnie Collins.
The Promenade and Believe Me-Left, Hand Solo
go. Miss Jessamine Woodside.
l Drtnra Iutaarta1 Ga1nn MfQQ Anna Eo rrnF y
Geraldine Waltz ....... .... Miss Helen Rosentreter.
Minuet a L'Antique, and Waltz .......M Miss Eliza.
beth Hosentretei
iolin-Itebestrau --.Miss Irene Marshali.
galChaminade.. .... Mas. Beatrice DeNeose.
Flute-Soldier's Farewell ......,.,........ y. D. AXE.
Many new owners Of automobiles
would save themselves trouble, arrest,
conviction, fines and penalties II they
knew law and insisted on their legal
rights when they buy their new car.
II the purchaser of a car will demand
OF the dealer from whom he buys one
OF the dealer'e plates to cover the
operation OF the car till the buyer gets
1t home, or until he a make applica-
ton for and receive owners number
plate, he will be in no danger Of ar
rest. Some dealers in the large cities
tell their customerst they can drive their
car home without a number plate.
Purchasers that don't know the law
compel. the dealer to furnish Q plate
for temporary use go forth without a
plate only to be picked up by some
constable or sheriff. Purchasers
should insist on their legal rights, and
wherever o dealer refuses to furnish
his customer o number plate, the Gus
TONER Is justified 10 promptly refus-
ing to buy the car. Section four OF
the law says, 1.-THE dealer shall upon
application ofthe buyer furnish his Gus