Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-05-20

will be at the Baptist Church next
Sunday. He will speak at the Sun
day School hour, and also preach at
IL o'clock. Sunday night he viii
deliver one of his popular lectures.
DR.. Tralle is a brilliant and entertain
ing speaker. The public is invited to
hear him.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Crissie Amelung and Mary L.
Barnes of Pilot Knob.
VIM. H. Myracle of Ironton and
Mary Mccoy of Arcadia.
Isaac Waldran of Bismarck and
Pearl Upton of Vulcan.
Ironton and Marvin College play
ball here next Saturday.
Word was received here Monday
of the death that day of Elias Huff at
Piedmont. The deceased was for
many years a resident of this county,
having been born and reared at
Hogan. Some fifteen years ago he
went to Wayne county. Mr.. Huff
was about 20 years of age and leaves
"a family to mourn him. County Clerk
Arthur Huff and Assessor Marshall
attended the funeral at Piedmont
Tuesday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Blue of Ironton ar
rived in Oenterville last Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Blue came down after
an old mar named Gray who resides
near Des Arc, Iron county, but who
had suddenly become DESTROYS of Wis
iting Reynolds county and exploring
the various sections thereof. After
Gray left his home Sheriff Parks OF
this county was notified by the Iron
county Sheriff and Immediately "got
busy" and captured his man in the
extreme northwestern part of Rey-
nolds county. Gray is charged with q
crime punishable by a term in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Outlook.
The Ladies' Social Club enjoyed 9
great treat, Tuesday of last week
when Mrs. w. H. Tapley invited then
to come and spend the day. 1t il
useless to add the kind invitation wal
gladly accepted and the hospitality il
the pretty home thoroughly enjoyed
The dinner served at the noon houI
was of high order. Between courseI
each one was asked to relate a shor
story or anecdote. At 2:30 o'clocl
the business meeting was held, afte
which the hostess announced she hat
a prize for the one who could give TIN
best recitation or sing the best song
Mrs. Jane Newman was awarded tn
prize for best recitation, and ther'
was a tie in the singing between Mrs
Fletcher and Mrs. Bishop. Time pass
ed SO quickly all were loath to leave
when each declared Mrs. Tapley ant
daughter, Miss Ruth, charming enter
tainers. Mrs. Rudy will be mex
hostess May IS, 1915.
st. Louis Post-D Dispatch: "Unite'
States Judge Dyer this morning decid
ed that the committee of five trustees
ITO whom the $1,000, 900 assets of J
E. Franklin, former president of tn
Bankers Trust Coz were turned owe
} last July for settlement with his credit
tors, had not managed the assets t
the best advantage. He appointe'
as receiver, to supersede the trustees
Frank j. Cunningham of Pemisco
, County, Mo. The members of tn,
committee Of FIVE were Richard S
/ Halves, vice president Of the Thir,
National Bank; August Schlafy, BON
dealer; August E. BROKER, cashier o
, the Manchester Bank; Samuel @. Nc
Cluney, broker, and L. s. Mitchell
assistant to the president of tn
National Bank of Commerce. Eugen
H. Augert, who represented tn
committee in the hearing which LEI
to Judge Dyer's decision, told a Post
, Dispatch reporter that an appea
would be taken. The receiver is re
quired to give $4,000. and Arthur I
Oliver, United States District Attorne,.
was named as counsel for the receiv
! er. Judge Dyer's decision vas give:
' in the suit of three banks, two
: Illinois and one in Arkansas, whic
sought an injunction to prevent tn
i sale of a tract of $500 acresin Pemiscc
County, for $500, 600 to William T
!. Mckinley Of Decatur, I'll. A deal fo
8 the purchase at this price was made
1t was alleged MCKINLEY to pay $25,0(
! cash and the balance in notes du
: January l, next.