Iron County register., 1915-11-04

discharge passengers from St Louis.
The.abolitioh Of this service is very
annoying to the travelling public and
united effort should be made for its
immediate restoration. On the new
time card train No. s is nearly half
hour earlier than formerly. This train
is now due at Arcadia at 4:56 P. NJ.
James Miller of near Lesterville
was here on business with Attorney
Wadlow, Tuesday. Mr.. Miller in
formed us that he would soon make
an effort tohave his son Robert pa
rolled. Mr.. Miller says his son is in
very poor health and that he is in the
hospital the greater part of the time.
Reynolds County Outlook.
There were but four jury trials in
circuit court last week, and they were
all misdemeanor cases. The jury was
discharged Saturday morning and
court adjourned until Thursday of this
week when several cases will be tried
by the court. The negro, Fred Robin
son, charged with assaulting Agnes
Favez, the little white girl, with intent
to rape, pleaded guilty and was given
a sentence of five years in the peniten-
tiary. Herman A. Taylor, charged
with selling mortgaged chattels,
pleaded guilty and was fined $1OO.
The docket, with the disposition of
each case, will be printed next week.
A rare opportunity for music lovers
the Lecture Recital by Ernest R.
Kroeger at the Academy of Music
Friday evening, November 10Th. Mr..
Kroeger is native born American
musician who has won an information
al reputation, both as composer and
concert pianist, having been honored
by the French Academy for his work
as Musical Director of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition; andin the pres
ent year has won additional laurels at
San Francisco and the University OF
California. No artist of similar rank
has ever (before) appeared in Ironton.
Do not miss this opportunity of hear
ing one of the foremost American
pianists. Mr.. Kroeger comes under
the auspices of the Catholic Ladies'
Altar Society.
Pennington News: "Politte Elvins'
1914 Overland roadster burned near
his home at Elvins on last Friday ev-,
ening. Mr.. Elvins had started down
town in the car and when short dis
tance from his home he had tire
puncture. When he attempted to fix
the puncture Mr.. Elvins found that he
did not have either tire pump or an
air bottle along and went back to his
home to get a pump. AS the battery
in the car was weak he left the en-
gine running and when he came back
the car was on fire. The car was al
most completely burned. The insur-
ance was 800. This is the second car
Mr.. Elvins has lost by fire. His big
Cadillac touring car burned about two
years ago."
West Plains Gazette: "The visit of
DR.. w. G. Patton to West Plains last
week recalls the fact that this rising
young physician was born in this city.
His grandfather was nj. Patton, a
pioneer merchant Of West Plains, who
was we'll known by the early settlers
of the country. DIR. Patton is assistant
superintendent of the State Hospital
for the Insane at Pennington, and he's
making good At the time he was
appointed to this responsible position
DR.. Patton was practicing medicine
at Thayer. His many warm friends
made strong plea to Governor Major
and this way secured the coveted
place for DR.. Patton. He is one of
the rising physicians of the state and
those who have watched him succeed
through his own efforts predict more
honors for him in the future.n
The management of the picture
show announce that commencing
Tuesday, November I'd, and every fol-
lowing Tuesday, such features as the
following will be shown:
Nat Goodw win in "The Master Hand.'i
Vivian Martin in "The Wishing
Ring"
Marina Hedman in "The Cub"
Clara Kimball Young in "Hearts
in Exile.u
Tom Wise IN "Gentleman from
Mississippi"
Robert Warwick in "The Dollar
Mark"
Clara Kimball Young in "Lola."
Alice Brady in "As Ye Sow" "The
Man of the Hour" "The Deer
Purple "Mother," "The Pit,' "The
Fifth Commandment" "Old Dutch
Alias Jimmy Valentine" and many
others.
The following is reproduced from
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat Of
!, October 9th:
CARTHAGE, Mo-, October &c. Rev
Fuller Swift, for twenty years Bap-
tist minister Of Missouri, to-day re-
nounced that faith and took the first
steps to enter the Episcopal ministry
when he was confirmed at specia
!. service by Rt. Rev. s. O. Partridge Of
: Kansas City, bishop Of the diocese Of
Western Missouri. Rev. SWift,s wife