Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-06-10
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The Annual Memorial Services of
the Ironton Chapter, o. E. s., will be
held at the next regular meeting,
Monday, June 14th. All members are
earnestly requested to attend.
Dr. James F. Martin Of Pilot Knob
has gone to the state of Washington
to gather further information relative
to the death of bis brother, John F.
Miller, which occurred about Q month
since. 1t is understood that the de-
ceased left quite q valuable estate. !
Prof. and Mrs. Bert Loomis came
here from Perryville, Md, Sunday to
spend a few dayswith j. R. Thompson
and family. They went to Frederick
town from here, where Prof. Loomis
was recently elected as President of
Marvin College.-Bismarck Gazette.
Miss Alta Kindell leaves to-day for
st. Louis, where she will be employed
in Barnes Hospital for the next three
months. Miss Kindell has been in
New York since last fall, and recently
accepted an offer to spend three
months in st. Louis. She expects to
return to New York in September.
Strayed-From my farm, dark bay
mare, 16 hands high, shoe off left
front foot, one white hind foot, sore
on back from saddle, sore on side
from belly band buckle, new leather
halter on, white streak down the nose,
and scum over left eye. Please notify
George Miller, Chloride, Mo.
Apetition is being circulated ask
ing the parole of VIM. and Ed. Bethel
who are serving a five year sentence
in the Missouri pe~nitentiary, after
having pleaded guilty to the charge
of burglary and larency at the April
term of circuit court. The petition
asks that the boys be paroled to John
Maurer, a brother -in-law in st. Louis.
Prof. Burwell Fox, Jr., visited his
parents here last week on his way to
Cape Girardeau, where he will finish
the course for the B. A. degree at the
Southeast Missouri Teachers College.
Burwell was in charge of the high
school at Buffalo, Mo-, the past year.
For the coming year he has accepted
a school position at Vinita, Oklahoma,
at So, 900 salary .-Potosi Journal.
The remains of 9. Collins, who died
at his home In Marquand, Mo-, last
Wednesday, were brought to Ironton
and inferred in the K. P. cemetery,
the funeral being conducted from the
residence of Mrs. M. D. Robertson, a
daughter of the deceased. An unusu-
ally large c~oncourse assembled TO pay
the last sad tribute to- the memory of
the departed. Peace to his ashes!
S. A. Trask, who has served as
Judge of the County Court from the
Western District for the past two
years, has again announced his candi-
dacy for the Democratic nomina tior
for that position. Andy Is a mighty
good fellow, has made q faithful and
untiring official, and should he again
be chosen will at all times be found
doing his very best for the county
and all of the people.
Friends of Miss Fredonia Ringo, the
talented and accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann Ringo of Iron.
ton, will be interested to know that
she has been awarded a fellowship in
Carnegie School of Technology al
Pittsburgh. She expects to enter thai
institution next fall to take up a spe-
cial line of research and personal worf
that is now being introduced into de
partment stores of the large cities.
Last Friday was the last day for can
didates in the August Primary to flt
their declaration with the Count.
Clerk. With the exception of Arthur
Francis, of the west end of the coun'
ty, who has has aled for the ncmlna'
tion for Assessor, the James OF al
Democrats who filed for nomination
to county Office can be found in the
announcement column of the REGIS
TER. Not a single Republican ha
filled.
A jitney driver from Ironton nance
Mayes had'a collision with his For
! and a freight train, @hich was switch
ing in the yards, on Wednesday night
One passenger, a lady, was slight.
! bruised, but considerable damage re
suited to the car. Mayes attempted
to make the crossing ahead Of tb
Q train and the train backed onto th
auto. 1t is a miracle that all the oc
t cupants were not killed.-Bismarcl
Gazette.
, VIM. Sutton is a candidate for tn
Democratic nomination for Count,
Judge of the Southern District. Mr.
Sutton is q splendid young man ant
in the two years that he has served q
%county iudpd has made friends witt