Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-09

At present his mother-in-law Mrs.
R. n. Left, of Ironton, is tie guest of
Mr.. Johnson and family.
J. W. Smith, who has had charge of
the Ironton bakery for nearly two
years past, last week sold his interest
to Mr.. Albert James of Piedmont,
who is now in charge. Mr.. Smith and
family have gone to Piedmont, where
they will make their home for the
present.
The Juniors of Ironton High School
entertained the Seniors, February 22d,
by giving them a Washington dinner,
served at $500 P. NJ, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Favez. The enter
tainment was a great success and the
Seniors felt highly honored. The
Juniors certainly are good cooks.
Mr.. Lchliter of st. Louis will deliver
a lecture, ga Visit to the Panama Ex-
position" illustrated by stereopticon
views and moving pictures, at the
Academy of Music, Monday night,
March ID, 1915. Admission, % cents;
children under II, 10 cents. Fol-
benefit of Valley Provident Associa-
ton.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Daniel Deshaney of Vulcan ano
Mamie Bordes of Annapolis.
Edward Haehan of Pennington ano
Clara Amsden of Des Arc.
Albert A. Kuhn of Ironton anc
Susan Emily johnson of Middlebrook
The REGISTER this week prints the
announcement of DR.. G.. W. Farrar al
a candidate for the Democratic nomi'
nation for Representative of lror
county. In former years the DR.. has
filed this office and made an intelli'
gent and faithful legislator. He
promises that should he again bt
chosen he will give his duties his mos
careful and conscientious attention.
j. w. Lovelace of Des Arc this weei
announces as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Treasurer
of Iron county. Mr.. Lovelace is NJ
stranger to the people of Iron county
having served them four years al
Assessor. He promises that should
he be nominated and elected Treasur'
er he will at all times give the office
his very best attention and try tt
prove a faithful and competent of
fetal.
In this weeks REGISTER appears
the announcement of VIM. II. Blue
Jr., as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff of Iron county
During his fathers term as sheriff thu
past four years this young man ha'
served as deputy and has at all timei
proven a fearless, faithful and com
petent official. Should he be nomi
mated and elected there is no doub
that he would most satisfactorily dis
charge his duties.
On Monday last VIM. King of Iron
ton filed suit in the circuit court her
against the Sligo Furnace Company
asking damages to the amount 0
$17 $50 for timber which the plaintiff
alleges that the defendant compan.
has caused to be cut and carried ava,
from land belonging to plaintiff in tn
west end of Iron county. Ernest A
Green, of st, Louis, is Mr.. Kings al
torney. The matter will come up a
the April term of circuit court.
Preparations for actual mining a
Silver Mines are progressing rapidly
considering the weather. They are q
work cleaning out the drift that open
up the shaft and repairing the house
and building more for the men the
expect to employ. Tungsten is a goo
price now and there seen to be plent
of it in the rock at that place and
is probable that they will put a larg
force of men to work on the propos
ton as soc as spring opens up
Fredericktown Tribune.
The local colored population doesn
seem to think that the colored brothe
got, a square deal at the hands of til
Republican bosses in st. Louis la'
Tuesday when the segregation cleo
ton was held. The proposition cal
ried by a very large majority, the bi
Republican wards, except the negr
wards, voting for the ordinances al
most solidly. Some day the colore
brother will grow wise to the fact th'
the great love the Republican has fe
him is most in evidence about votin
time.
MARRIED-At the residence of tt
BRIDES parents, in Middlebrook, Mo
on Sunday evening, March.5, 1915, M
Albert A. Kuhn and Miss Susan
johnson, Rev. E. s. Blankemeier o
floating. The bride is the daughte
Of my old friend, Judge Warren
) johnson, and is a charming your
lady. The groom is one of the Valley
most industrious and e%nterprisir
young men. The REGISTER exten'
/ its fluctuations, with a prayer for
future filed with blessings to them.
We have a very interesting lett,
from Mr.. Arthur Huff, who has bee
, at Rochester, Minnesota, the pa
month, where he underwent q surg
l cal operation. Arthur writes mo