Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11


marriage yesterday afternoon over
the long-distance telephone. Plank
stay ed at a downtown hotel. The
couple were riding in the automobile
to DIR. Harrall's residence when the
machine was hit by a southbound
Hodiamount car, a block from their
destination. The bride left Bismarck
last Thursday night ostensibly on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Lena Hannibal,
in Lexington, Mo. When Plank de-
parted the next night Ramsey decided
to follow. He instructed License
Clerk Ruedi not to issue a marriage
license to his daughter and took
similar precautions at Clayton. The
compile got a license in Clayton yester-
day afternoon Plank, who is manager
of the electric-ligh plantat Bismarck,
said his father-in-law had objected
to the wedding because he thought
his daughter too young. The couple
plan to return to Bismarck tomorrow
The following Iron County Teachers
took examination before S%uperinten-
dent Burnham, March 9th and 9Th:
N. A. King, Brunot.
Alice Thompson, Sabula.
Della Golf, Ironton.
Q. S. Williams, Sabula.
Robert Miller, Annapolis.
Martha Kelley, Des Arc.
Ray M. Jones, Brunot.
Kenneth F. Curry, Ironton.
Minnie Croker, Ironton.
Lena Wakefield, Graniteville.
Leatrice Tins, Ironton.
Audra Brooks, Brule.
Oma L. Fakes, Des Arc.
Maude James, Des Arc.
BLY, Hawkins, Ironton.
Anna T. Polk, Arcadia.
Willye Mae Shular, Arcadia.
w. E. Keesling, Brule.
Anna DUNCAN, Sabula.
Bryan Miller, Glover.
Della M. Keathley, Ironton.
Macy Amsden, Des Arc.
David g. Dickey, Brule.
Claude A. Midyett, Viburnum.
Mckinley McMurtrey, Peoria.
Chas. Downward, Shepard.
Josie Orrick, Middlebrook.
Artilla Jones, Granite vile.
Ellie NJ. Kammholz, Graniteville.
Leah M. Schwab, Ironton.
Cura Mcleod, Sabula.
Lottie Reeves, Irenton.
Cynthia e. Jones, Graniteville.
Dorothy Kammholz, Graniteville.
Dewey Haven, Graniteville.
Fred Orrick, Middlebrook.
Ruby Thompson, Mann.
Nettie Hatridge, Brule.
Essie Mae Anderson, Brule.
Emma White, Arcadia.
Carl Pippin, Redmondville.
M. j. Kelley, Minimum.
Nora Strickland, Redmondville.
Velah F Pippin, Redmondville.
Perry Sutton, Vulcan.
Eunice E. Lewis, Sabula.
IRoNToN, Mo-, March Sd, 1915.
Mr.. E. D. AXE: Dear Sir an
Friend-You say in to-day's REG1sTE
that the cows would splotch on tn
sidewalk and you in the middle of tn
City would have the fences replace
again, which is true. But what d
you think of the north end and sout
Ironton? You don't care If they hay
to double their fencing, doyou? Don
we pay our taxes as well as you dc
/ should think you live on Eas
Street, while we have to double GU
fencing and be on the look out, ola
and night, SO the cattle andhogs don
break in.
And no dust from automobiles t
fly in your house, nor the locomotive
to bother you at night, nor a hors
trader company behind your house
You never have such disturbings
all, but we have to put up with a
that, and it we call on the marshal b
the time he comes the stock is on tt
other side the creek and the marshi
is out of power. He's got no bushes
there. Now what will you do abol
it? So | wish for you to remembt
that we pay u taxes in this City an
believe in the Golden Rule.
Resp'y, your old Friend,
AUG. RIEKE.
P. w Herman seconded tt
motion, we were boycotted in o.
business.
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