Iron County register., 1921-09-15

Canton and Youngstown. She found
many changes had taken place in the
thirty years since She last visited
there but, for all that, met with many
old friends and had a most delightful
and enjoyable visit. Her son, RAM.
dolph, who is teaching in De Soto,
accompanied her.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week:
Alva Schrum and Mrs. Kate Schrum
of Redmondville.
Raymond West of Arcadia and Ma
nerva King of Minimum.
Dennis Slattery and Julia Mahanay
OF st. Louis.
Herbert Upton of Vulcan and Esth-
or Mckinney of Arcadia.
Arthur Steinbrecker and Helen
kawless of st. Louis.
Thomas Sisk and Rosella SpargroVe
of Pilot Knob.
Mrs. Martha Kelley, who has con-
Quoted the New Commercial Hotel
for the past two years, has sold the
building to Walter Wilson, a block
signal man on the railroad who lives
in south Ironton. Mr.. Wilson has
leased the hotel to Walter Shy, who
has bought the furniture from Mrs.
Kelley and will take charge of the
hotel between now and October 1st.
Mrs. Kelley has made many friends
during her residence in Ironton who
will be sorry to see her leave town.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Andrews and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Langdon departed
Monday afternoon in their cara on a
trip that will last several weeks. They
will 60 from here to Warsaw, Illinois,
Mr.. Andrews' old home, and from
there they will journey through Illi-
nois and Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drews going to Louisville, Kentucky,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon toiTennes-
see. They propose to camp out,
stop as often and as long as they
please, and have real outing. We
wish them very pleasant trip.
B. H. Marbury returned to Potosi
Sunday to be present at the opening
of circuit court there Monday morn
ing. Among the other business he
had on hand was to look into the bond
which it had been rumored Chas.
Harris, who was last week convicted
of bank robbery and sentenced to a
30-year term in the penitentiary,
wouldprobably offer, pending an ap-
peal Of his case. Me- Marbury pro-
posed to go thoroughly into the fin
ancial responsibility of any proposed
bondsmen. He feels that Harris con-
viction to long penal term is too
great victory for law and govern
ment to permit such punishment to
be set at naught through ~Nstraw''
bond. .-Farmington Times.
Pennington News: SIT. z. Pigg, ed
itor of the Ironton Enterprise and
formerly editor of the Pennington
News, has been appointed Deputy
Game Warden In the Thirteenth Con-
eressional District to succeed Ed By
ington of Pennington. Mr.. Pigg is an
old nimrod and angler and ought to
make good in his new position. We
believe he will and we will ell fee
very grateful to him If he succeeds in
getting some relief from the Silver
Dam obstruction to the passage up
stream of fish In the st. Francis river
1t does seem to us that an opening
could be made in this dam that woule
permit the easy passage of the fst
upstream and yet do no serious per-
manent damage to the dam.''
Greenville Sun: III. G. Harrison
of Piedmont was notified last weel
of his appointment as bank examiner
and went to Jefferson City Saturda.
to confer with State Bank Commits
sioner j. G. Hughes, returning t.
/ Piedmont Monday. Mr.. Harrison vii
begin his duties with. the State Bank
ing Department on September Is
and he has been assigned to South
east Missouri territory, which ewil
permit him to continue to reside il
Piedmont. The position carries
salary Of $4,000 per year. Glen is al
exceptionally capable young man, j
experienced In the banking business
and will make good on the job. Asid
from all that, he is bully good fel
low, and his appointment is the occa
sion for much qualification to hi
many friends in this section of th'
state"
Our postmaster has received an
posted in the Office list.of deserter
from The military service during th
! World War, who were under the fju
risdiction OF the Local Board for Iro
County. 1t bears one name, only
, that of Marion Dee Kelley, Order NJ