Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-07-24

all sections of the county being
.epresented, and al interesting pro-
ramme was excellently rendered.
GLOWING are the names and ad-
resses of the directors and teachers
attendance:
DIRECTORS.
Edward Funk, Annapolis.
w. M. Long, Minimum.
Fred Kindeil, Ironton.
H. @. Jackson, Minimum.
w. L. White, Arcadia.
Albert Thomlinson, Munger.
H. E. Thomlinson, Munger.
L. F. Knight, Arcadia.
Mrs. N. A. Farrar, Des Arc.
B. P. Burnham, Ironton.
Nora Doyle, Middlebrook.
B. M. Patterson, Arcadia.
M. D. Blanton, Arcadia.
Chas. Roberts, Ironton.
j. j. Sutton, Chloride.
John Spitzmiller, Ironton.
Jacob Pinkley, Glover.
A. Sheriff., Hogan.
G. H. Fitzpatrick, Belleview.
T. E. Bell, Belleview.
O. L. Collins, Sabula.
]. L. Freeland, Sabula.
TEACHERS.
R. E. Marshall, Graniteville.
Eta Goforth, Goodland.
G. W. Downward, Peoria.
l.. G.. Townsend. BelleyieW,
Lena Rutledge, Caledonia.
Nettie Hatridge, Belleview.
Mrs. Celia Horton, Peoria.
Anna Smith, Arcadia.
Jessie Huff, Des Arc.
lola Howard, Des Arc.
Ruby Standley, Belleview.
@. w. Phillips, Ironton.
Louise Marie Gross, Ironton.
Audrey Brooks, Belleview.
Willye Mae Schular, Arcadia.
Minnie Wendell, Belleview.
John r. Day, Bixby.
Ida M. Day, Bixby.
Mabel Dixie, Ironton.
Catherine Anderson, Ironton.
Earl Chambers, Belleview.
Mamie M. Ringo, Arcadia.
Houston McColl, Belleview.
Lucie Lorine Carl, Goodwater.
Dorothy Kammholtz, Graniteville.
Ellie Kammholtz, Granite vile.
Letha Allen, Glover.
Lille Conway, Munger.
Edith Gordon, Graniteville.
Bernice Bramhall, Ironton.
L. Pearson, Hogan.
DIR. L. j. Hickman, Brunot.
w. P. Pippin, Redmondville.
a. W. Lashley, Des Arc.
Zell Lewis, Des Arc.
.e Justice Robert A. Rasche, acting al
coroner, conducted an inquest on the
body of f. B. Cole, at the home of the
deceased in Belleview last Monday
The jurors empaneled we're: D. A
Lasater, E. E. Chambers, H. j. Boil
linger, A. G. Meyer. N. Warren anC
W. A. Townsend, who returned a yer
dict 'that F. B. Cole came to hi
death by reason of the rupture of
blood vessel in the brain caused b.
violent exertion in resisting the blow
and choking by ]. H. Long" J. FL
Long is a wealthy farmer in Belle
view. Cole was his tenant and live
in a small house probably a hundre e
yards across the road from the Lon
residence. Mrs. Cole, widow of th
deceased, who was about the onl
witness at the inquest as to the fact
leading to Coles death, testified tia
on Friday afternoon last about thre
O'Clock she saw Long and the de
ceased on the lawn in front of th
Long home; Long was seated in
chair and Cole vas sitting on tt
ground near; her attention was al
tracted elsewherefo for a moment an
then she heard the dog barking at I'll
Long home. She looked and saw tn
Long had Cole down on the groun
saw Long strike a blow and the
grabbed Cole with both hands arour
the throat. She then hurried to Il
scene and when she got there Lor
was on his feet, trying to help Go
to get up, but the latter was un CO..
scious. Help was secured and 4
stricken man was taken 30 his HON
He never regained %consciousn ess al
died Monday morning at four o'cloc
Drs. Conway and Gay of IroHton a.
DR.. Baltz OF Bdlleview were prese
/ at the inquest and performed
autopsy. Prosecuting Attorney Edg
was in attendance or the inque
which was conducted at the Ok
} home, as was Attorney j. II. Keith
Q representative for Mr.. Long. L
Q deceased was ga years of age and b
). been on the Long farm for some til
r past. Long is about the same al
possibly q little older. The trouI
s between the two men is thought
n have been over financial affai
Coles funeral occurred at Bellevi