Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-06-09

Eva "a AAAs ~ 0s W. Oanl PBGiA
of Belleview, who died in France, ar
rived at Belleview Tuesday. The flu
neral will be held at Belleview this
"wednesday morning and interment
made at Caledonia this afternoon.
The editor acknowledges the receipt
of the announcement of the Senior
Glass of the Louisville (Kentueky)
Girls High School Commencement
Exercises, June 18th. Miss Victoria
O. Garter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. B Carter, is a member of the
class. Valley friends congratulate the
young lady.
The petitions for referendum of IA
of the bills passed by the last Legis-
lature will receive more than the req
uisite number of signatures. if they
meet with the same approval in other
counties that they r receiving in
this county. Instead of5 per cent Iron
county will have more than 15 per
cent of the voting population on the
petitions.
A civil suit of D. A. White VS.. Eli
Stith, both of Des Arc, brought here
on a change of venue from Uuion
Township, alleging a debt of $63.74
was tried by Justice Rasche last W ed
nesday, who found the issues for the
defendant. More than thirty witness
es from the south end of the county
were in attendance. j. H. Raney of
Wayne county represented the plain
tiff and Mr.. Keith was counsel for the
defendant.
De Soto Republican: 'sMa. and Mrs.
Roy Cheatham and Miss Anna Smith
a former teacher in Central School,
attended the wedding of the latter's
sister, Miss Ruth Smith, which took
place last Saturday evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents, near Ar
cadia. The bridegroom, Albert Mil
Ter, is a former service man, having
served two enlistments in the army.
He was twice wounded in France, but
has completely recovered"
From Sundays St. Louis Globe
Democrat: "S. II. Morton, Jr., son Of
s. HI. Morton of s. e.. Morton & Co..
land dealers, and a member of the firm,
was married to Miss Marie Ernst oil
1853 Maple avenue, at Arcadia, Mo.
last Wednesday, it was learned yes
terday. The wedding was unexpected
Morton was visiting in Ironton when
he was invited to spend the week
with friends In Arcadia, with whom
Miss Ernst was spending her vacation.
The couple will return to st. Louis to-
day"
B. II. Blanton had a leg broken by
a tree falling on him at his home or
the Harris farm on Crane Pond last
Thursday morning. Mr.. Blanton wa
cutting down the tree, and as it begar
to fall he ran to get out of the way
and stumbled, the tree falling on hin
and badly fracturing his right liml
below the knee. The following day
the unfortunate man, accompanied BY
his brothers, M. D. and Elgan Blan'
ton, was taken to the Baptist Santa
rum, st. Louis. While the fracture
is an unusually serious one, it is hop
ed to AVOID amputation.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses since on,
last report:
Albert Miller of st. Louis and Rutl
Smith of Arcadia.
Henry Harris and Hazel Logan o
Flat River
VIM. Brown and Froney Croker o
Pilot Knob.
Hilmer Welz and Julia M. O'Conno
of st. Louis. i
Sam'l 7. Morton, Jr., of Richmon'
Heights and and Marie A. Ernst o
Maplewood.
Taylor v. Parton and Lille Ma,
Waldram of Middlabrook.
Frank Fox and Annie Boatwright o
Bismarck.
Elmer Sites of French Mills an,
Ossie Pirepaugh of Jewett.
Following are the names and ad
dresses of those attending the teach
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