Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-13

nun county Jail Tor
several weeks past, made his escape
Ias' saturday. He was recaptured at
layioFtown, in st. Francois county.
tuesday, and is now in Jail again. 1t
Is said there are two or three serious
charges against Edmonds.
Inc landscape gardener who has
oeen at work on the Howes place in
husse!lville the past month or more,
was IN st. Louis last week and it is
sad purchased $1,000 worth of shrubs
ana plants to be used in the landscape
gardening now in progress and the
greenhouse Just completed out there.
Some one forced an entrance into
The Arcadia Valley Drug Company's
Store through Il rear window last Fri
day night and stole soma cocaine.
No'hing else was missing, some money
IN The drawer not being molested.
Probably the work of some uufortun-
axe iiend who had to satisfy his cray
ing Tor the drug.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. W. S,rother and
daughter, Miss Zella, were in st. Louis
the first Of the week. Mrs. Strother
and Miss Zelia will spend the winter
in st. Louis where the latter will at
tend Beethoven Conservatory. Mr..
Strother will spend most OF his time
here looking after his contracting
Interest. - Fredericktown Democrat
News.
b. Y. P. [. Social, in the basement
OF the Baptist Church, Monday even
ing, 1870 O'clock, September 18th. Ad-
mission 10 cents. Money will be used
TO pay on pledge made by b. Y. p. u.
to Assembly. Everybody come and
bring some body with with you, and
have an enjoyable time.
LEILA KEITH, President.
ApDlE BuCkEY, Vice-president.
The State Game Warden wants the
hunters to understand that in future
il they hGnt without license they do sc
at their peril. 1t ~ the purpose O.
the present administration to enforce
every feature Of the game law and al
persons found hunting without license
will be most vigorously prosecuted
This is final warning. You can oh
tain a license by paying 81 to th'
county clerk: this license also give
You the right to hunt in adjoining
counties.
Mr.. W. W, Strother writes from
Fredericktown: "ATy family Is locat
ed in st, Louis, and Zella is at tn
Beethoven Conservatory Of Music an,
will receive It Diploma in Februar,
that will be recognized any where il
America and also in Europe. M,
contract work here is good, and | sc
everything ! go after. l have my owl
Drafting Department and Lumbe
Business and rnn a crew of from SO I
100 men. Have decided not to 60 t
California this year. Success to tn
REGISTER and all Connected
Mr.. j. w. Reed of the Reed Hott
Monday morning brought to this ofic
something rarely see hereabouts-
sweet potato plants in bloom. /
fact, the writer does not recall eve
before having seen a blossom on
sweet potato vine. The flower is niue
like the morning glory, though til
not so large and the blue not SO darl
The plants were grown in the garden
of Mr.. A. I. Brewster and the slip
came from Poplar Bluff. In tn
southland, ii is said, the sweet potat
blossom is not uncommon.
From the Poplar Bluff Republican
"MIr. and Mrs. George Addy arrive
home the first of the week after
honeymoon trip to st. Louis. The
were married last Saturday, Angus
18th, at the home Of the BRIDES par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Bishop, {
@Ironton. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. George Steel, who year
ago united the hride's parents in maj
rage. The wedding was a home a
fair and many guests were presen
Mrs. Addy was formerly Miss Ann
Laurie Bishop and taught two tern
at the Mark Twain school in this cit.
Mr.. Addy is assistant postmaster
the local office"
The early part of last week a coup
OF silk skirts mysteriously disappea
cd from the residence on Shephel
street occupied by Mrs. w. c. Jollt
and family Of st. Louis, who ha,
spent the summer III lrOnto
For certain reasons members of Il
family concluded that one Leroy (be
ter known as "Buss'D Johnson, a co
ored boy about fourteen years of az
might have some knowledge as to Il
! whereabouts of the missing garment
"Bus" kept out Of sight for a day
two but Sheriff Blue nabbed him Ia
Saturday. At first the boy stout
maintained his innocence and decla
| cd he knew nothing of the wher
abouts Of the missing garments, b
after much persuasion and son
threatening finally admitted that
. had taken the skirts and sold them
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