Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-10-28

At' ebhNC nave on1 nCI nuobouof
Rev. Plumer Smith, are now located
at Luebo, Congo Beige, Africa, where
they are engaged in the missionary
work. The distance from here is about
5000 miles. They expect to be absent
three years.
Says the Centeryille Outlook: cdr.
Martin, of Pilot Knob, who has been
located at Edge Hill, in Reynolds
county, since last spring, is making
preparations to move back to his old
home. This will make the third time
the Doctor hos located at Edge Hill,
and in a few months given up his
practice and moved away again"
While in st. Louis last week Mr..
VIM. T~rauernicht one day made an
automobile trip to Highland, Ills,
with Capt. Geo. j. Tansey and Mr..
Kelton White. Mr.. Trauernicht says
that it was a delightful drive and that
Highland is certainly a dandy town.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
couple of cards from the trio while in
that town.
STRAYED-From my farm in Rey-
nolds county, thirteen miles south of
Ironton, some time last June, a red
sorrel mare, 8 years old past, about Is
hands high; weighs about 900 lbs;
white spot in forehead, two white feet
on left side. When last seen had ona
bell. A reasonable reward will be
paid for information leading to the
animals recovery. Address G.. W.
Weeks, L%esterville, Mo.
Mrs. j. R.. A. Vaughan arrived in
Kenneth Wednesday to join her hus-
band, Rev. J. R. A. Vaughan, pastor
of the Southern Methodist church.
Mrs. Vaughan is the originator of the
Men of Gallilee Glass of the Method
list church, that being a class especial
ly organized for men and young men.
Kenneth is to be congratulated on ac-
curing these good people.-Dunklin
Democrat.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
two weeks:
Fred Donaldson Shoddy and Aurelia
Loretto Cain of St. Louis.
Michael Heating and Caroline May
Hoagland of st. Louis.
Lloyd Talley of Belleview and Lizzie
Craft of Frankclay.
Emanuel Miller and Julia Miller of
Ironton.
John E. Reagan of Ironton and
Ruth Lowe of Belleview.
Sundays st. Louis Republic: Gan
interesting engagement announced
yesterday afternoon is that of Miss
Dorothea Bader, sister of DIR. G.. w.
Bader, and Mr.. Frank G. Collins. Of
Ironton, Mo. There were 16 guests
present at the luncheon. The center
piece was a heart made of beautiful.
chrysanthemums. Miss Bader is a
member of the st. Louis Pageant
Choral Club and the Euterpian Ladies'
Choir
Circuit court convened Monday
morning. There were two jury trial
Tuesday; the first was that of Stac
VS.. John Pyatt, charged with destroy
ing a telephone wire, near Bixby, be-
longing to the SligosFurnace Co. Tht
jury returned a verdict of not guilty
Tuesday afternoon a jury found Jos
]. Sutton guilty of the charge of dis
turbing the peace and fixed his pun
ishment at a fine Of 81 and costs
Court will probably be in session tn,
greater part of next week.
Chas. J. Tesreau, the famous bas'
ball pitcher for the New York giants
arrived in the valley with his wife il
their car Sunday, having made tn,
trip from New York. They are domi
ciled in the Kirchner property on tn
mountain side, and will probably re
main there for the winter. The Iron
ton team plays a game with Flat Rive
Friday afternoon and Charlie ha
promised to pitch for the home team
1t is needless to say that every fan 70
miles around will witness the game.
Last Friday evening, Mr.. Paul F
Rosentreter received a telegram iron
Carlinville, Illinois, advising him o
the death of a sister, Mrs. Antol
Schmitz. Deceased had been in APP
parent good health up to the momen
of her death, which occurred withou
premonition at the supper-table. Ii
response to the telegram, MI. an,
Mrs. R. left here Saturday, returnin
Monday night. The funeral was he'll
Monday morning, 8 O'Clock. TIL
bereaved have the sympathy Of thi
community.
Announcement was made Monda,
Of the secret wedding of Mr.. Irvii
Hatridge and Miss Naomi Rudy
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert /
Rudy, Of Ironton, which was solemn
lied Saturday evening, October II
1918, at the Fort Hill parsonage, Ar
cadia, Rev. N. B. Henry officiating
Mr.. Hatridge has for some time pas,
been assistant cashier Of the Bank G
Ironton, but left here last week to &C
cept a position with the Pierce 0
Corporation, st. Louis. Mrs. Hatridg
will join him there this week. Lon
life and hanniuaaa IN thamf