Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-02-26

Mrs. Emma Hills of st. Louis has is
sued cards announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Ruth Paradine, and
Mr.. George Grady Ogle, Saturday,
January 10th, st. Charles, Mo. Mr..
and Mira. Ogle are at home 400 Mo
MILAN avenue. To the bride, born
and reared in Ironton, and q most adj
mirable young lady, the REGISTER OK
tends best wishes for . long and hap
Ply lifel
The REGISTER acknowledges the
receipt of the February number of
the "Vox Arcadiensis," a publication
issued by the pupils Of Arcadia
College. 1t is bright and school
newsy, with matter of interest to out
side and older readers. We con-
graduate the youthful editors and
wish for the work of their hands and
brains long existence and increasing
influence.
Clay & Turley report the sale Of
the Kollmeyer farm, located about
two and one-half miles south OF
Pennington. This farm was owned
by Everett Ohartrau and sold to
Nicholas Allgier, of Iron County. 1t
is one of the best improved farms in
the county. The price paid vas
about $4,000. We are glad to well
come Mr.. Allgier to citizenship in
our county.-Farmington News.
Geo. M. johnson, who was here
from Annapolis last week, says that
the Annapolis Lead Company is ar
ranging to sink a shaft without more
delay. Machinery and material for
the shaft are on the ground and 1t is
announced work will be started at
once. There is a demand for ell kinds
of labor and a representative Of the
Company was recently dispatched to
the Lead Belt in st. Francois county
to try and secure some carpenters.
Recorder Hawkins issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses the past
week:
Opal Woofford and Ida Abshire OF
Flat River.
Thomas Hibdon of Linn Greek and
| Nora L. Jennings of Redmondville.
Lonnie Welsh and Jessie Long of
| Minimum.
Otto FL. Ernst and Frances B.
Kemper of st. Louis.
Stanley Backer and Goldie Palmer
of Ironton.
Roscoe M. Lacey and Grace M.
Reed of Poplar Bluff.
Charles Franklin Hargadine died at
the home of Mrs. La Plante in Arcadia,
Saturday, February 2lst, at 6 O'Clock
A. M. The deceased was born Deem
Der 9th, 1859, at Oeria, Ills. He came
to Arcadia from Chicago in 1909 and
engaged in the contracting and dec
Grating business. On January Both
he suffered a stroke of paralysis from
which he never recovered. He
suffered greatly and gradually grew
weaker. The funeral occurred from
the residence Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Stone conducting the services, and
interment was made in the K. P,
cemetery. Peace to his ashes.
The sad news came last Thursday
OF the death of A. j. Boardman at
his home. at Arcadia, of deep cold
and possibly the flu. MIR. Boardman
for several years was cashier OF the
Bank of Fredericktown, resigning tt
organize the Bank of Arcadia Of
which he has been cashier for some
thing over nine years. He married
Miss Jessie Davis, daughter of Rev
and Mrs. l.. Fl. Davis and she anC
two small children survive him. Mr.
Boardman was very successful ii
business and is said to have left
rather large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Democrat-News.
Our esteemed and venerable citizen
Christian Oesterie, celebrated hi
83rd birthday at his home on Monday
February 16, Rev. L. G.. Marlin ane
family, Rev. s. @. Bifae and wife and
Mrs. Anna McGinnis were present
Mrs. O~esterle went beyond her usua
splendid ability in preparing the
birthday dinner, and their hearts
were made glad by gifts and letters
from their family and friends. Mr.,
OBSTETRICS days have been many ant
full of usefulness and his health il
still excellent. The many friends O
Mr.. Oesterle unite in expressing
their bert regards to him and hope
he may still enjoy many more happy
days among us.-Bismarck Gazette
For Sale-Forty acres of cumberland