Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-04-01

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to get out of the way but either he
did not hear him or was too much ex-
cited to heed him.
Designs and Estimates furnished on
all Memorials, Monuments or Mark
ers. All Cemetery work promptly
and skillfulIy executed. Prices and
workmanship have no equal. All
work polished and finished from
selected material. An inspection of
stock invited.
EXCELSIOR GRANITE WORKS,
Graniteville, Mo.
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
Monumental, Architectural and Mural
Works.
From Sundays st. Louis Globe
Democrat: "The Sedgelly Apartments
at AIS Forest Park boulevard were
sold yesterday by Jacob Grandhomme
to Christian Hester, for s27 800. The
building, which commands a rental of
$4,000 a year, contains six apartments
of four rooms and bath each. The
modern, three story apartment house
has hardwood floors throughout,
steam heat. Grandhomme took as
part payment two double brick flats
at 40J1-43A and 4053-55A De Tonty
street. Each fat contains four suites
of four rooms each, with bath, furnace,
hardwood floors, renting for $2400.
Each fiat is on a lot 50x130 feet. The
two flats have a rental of $2400 a
year. The Anderson-Stocke -Buer-
mann Realty Company represented
Hesser, and the w. j. Abbott Realty
Company represented the grantor.'i
Marshal j. A. Fitzpatrick and Con-
stable Chas. Edmonds arrested two
hobos at the sand house Sunday after
noon who were wanted at Ironton for
breaking into a freight car and also
) the depot. They stole some clothing
at the depot and some chewing to-
bacco from the car. Another hobo
who camped with them at Middle
brook Saturday night gave the tip to
! the Ironten officers and they wired
here>for the officers to be OF lookout
for them. One of the fellows was
peddling the tobacco around town
/, Sunday afternoon and sold some to
Ed. Serini, Toby Heck and young
:. Sisk. The fellows gave their names
: as Richard Clayton and Harry Nagel.
! Nagel had just recently been released
!, from Jail and was wanted at Jones'
boro, Ark, for robbing a jewelry
store. The prisoners were taken
back to Ironton to await trial.-Bis-
marck Gazette.
From last Wednesdays st. Louis
Post Dispatch: "Although Mr.. and
Mrs. August A, Busch have recalled
the invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Marie Busch,
and @. Drummond Jones, which was
! to have been one of the most brilliant
! affairs of Easter week, there has been
no change in the plans for the bridal
party and ceremony, which will be as
!, quiet as possible. The guest will be
limited to members of the two i'm
n mediate families. The illness of Mr..
n Busch's brother, Carl Busch, who has
been an invalid for several years, is
considered serious, and on that ac-
count the cards were recalled. Miss
Clara Busch, who was one of the de-
butantes of the winter, will be maid
d of honor and the trademarks will be
: Misses Mildred Orthwein and Vera
/, Teichmann. Haskell Noyes of New
n York and Vincent Healy of Chicago
will be groomsmen."
d Mr.. Edwin Gloor of st. Louis used
y to be quite we'll known to a number
of valley people, having in the days
gone by frequently been the guest of
the late Mr.. Clarence N. Jones at
"Thea Naples" The following ac-
count of Mr.. Gloor's sudden death is
taken from the st. Louis Post-Dis
patch of March Oath: edwin Gloor,
= Go years old, of 1920 Forest Park
= boulevard, vice president and secre-
tary of the Commonwealth Feed Mills
Co., died suddenly Of apoplexy in the
offices of the Polar Wave Ice and Fuel
y Co. at $3.50 Olive street at $3.50 P. NJ,
yesterday. He had gone there to talk
to an official of the ice company. The
members of his family are his wife
y and three daughters. Gloor was a
: military telegraph operator in the
% Civil War and at one time was sales
y manager for the Drummond Tobacco
" 90. He was a Mason, and was a mem
Der OF the Merchants Exchange, the
Z, Royal Arcanum and the United Com
4, mereial Prave lers."
Last Friday Mrs, L.. Block, of Middle.
brook, completed her eighty-fourth
= year. In honor of the event, many
: of her relatives and friends assembled
at her home with congratulations that,
i despite her years, she yet is in
y possession OF all her faculties, mental
: and physical, and is in fairly good
health. Mother Block has been 9
"a resident of this county yer fifty
J. years. Her husband, the late Mr.
p Block, departed this life in 1886. Five
IN out of six children survive and were
Or present last Friday. An elegant
9. dinner was served and the old home fol
the time frightened with good cheer