Iron County register., 1915-10-21

mOLuef. VINO mas De6u- ntr Buc1t AOf
some time, left here Tuesday morning
for parts unknown, and we have been
told that she has decided to leave her
husband and little son and travel with
her mother, and that the separation is
to be final one. .-HiIlsboro Demo-
crat.
MARRIED-At Flat River, Mo-, Sat-
urday morning, October IS. 1915, by
Rev. Clark, Mr.. Clarence Kendall, of
Ironton and Miss Edna Laird, of Knob
Lick. After the ceremony the bride
and groom came to Ironton for ashort
visit with the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Kendall. The young
couple left Sunday on No.. 4 on their
way to st. Louis, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. r. g. Crocker completed maxi
ing molasses at Glover Valley Farm
last week. He made nearly 20 gallons.
The cane was grown on part of that
rocky hillside you see as You go to
Graniteville adjoining his place, which
some of his friends used to laugh
about as they passed last summer.
But sweet is the reward of the flint
hills for labor done, for they say the
''lassesn were daisy dope.
This year is the first time in the his
tory of Bismarck that apples are be-
ing shipped out from here in car load
lots. Heretofore the shipping had
always been the other way. ]. R..
Brooks sold his apples on the trees to
st. Louis commission firm and they
have men at work picking, sorting
and putting them in barrels, ready for
shipment. Mr.. Brooks estimates the
crop at 1900 bushels. Bismarck Ga
zette.
Mr.. Frederick Snoddy and Miss
Amelia L. Caine, both of st. Louis,
were married on Saturday morning,
Octocer 16, in the parochial residence
at Arcadia, Rev. L. @. Wernert Of
ficiating. The bride was a graduate
of Arcadia College, class of 1910, and
several of her former teachers and
schoolmates were present at the cere-
mony. The young couple departed in
the afternoon for Mobile, Alabama,
where they will make their future
home.
/ Hon. E. j. Bean, member of the
Public Service Commission of Missou-
ri, arrived in Ironton Tuesday even
ing and will to day "wednesday )hear
the evidence in support of the petit
ton presented by e. W. Scoggin and
others asking that the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railroad be Or
dered to establish and maintain a sta
lion at Glover, in this county. Judge
j. F. Green of st. Louis is representing
the RAILROAD and Messrs. Damron and
Keith appear for the petitioners.
The Ladies' Missionary Society ot
Fort Hill church was most delight
fully entertained by the Misses Hollo-
man at Hogan last Thursday. The la
dies were met at the Hogan station
on the arrival of train 2S and escort:
ed to the Holloman home where {
glorious spread awaited them. Aftel
an unusually pleasant afternoon, re-
X sfreshments were served at 4 O'Clock
and a half hour later the party en-
barked in hack for home. With one
accord the ladies declared the oeca-
sion one of the most enjoyable in the
annals of the society.
One Of the Outlook force made q
trip to Sabula Sunday, returning tht
same day. We do not believe we ev
er saw the roads in better condition
between Lesterville and Sabula than
a they are at the present time. The
farmers living in the valley between
Sabula and the hill are awakening to
9 the value of good roads and are set
d ting their fences back and giving
roadway on higher ground in man'
2 places and are assisting in other ways
: the efforts of public spirited citizen
: elsewhere to improve this road
/. Centerville Outlook.
$ Rev. H. j. Wray, while picking ap
8 pies at the q. B. johnson place las
Monday morning, fell from q tree AM
r was seriously injured. The aceiden
v happened about II o'clock. He fel
!. about IL feet and fractured his hip an
q dislocated bis right arm at the wrist
:. y. T. Stephens was also picking apple
J. at the same place; and he summone'
aid and Mr.. Wray was carried to th
Johnson residence and DR.. Eato
! was called. His advanced age, bein
past 73 years, makes his injuries tn
> more serious. AT this writing, how
! ever, he is resting as easy as can b
! expected. Bismarck Gazette.
# The first regular meeting of tn
Ladies' Social Club was held Tuesday
a October 5, 1915, with Mrs. J. \
IS Bishop. The usual social feature
I were thoroughly enjoyed. Just be
i fore roll call all joined in singinl
ia "Blest be the tie that binds our heart
n in Christian love-" Harvest thought
ware given in resnonse TO roll cal