Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-11-10

dancing.
Mrs. Milford Riggs has returned
from Kansas City, where she was q
delegate to the first National Meeting
of the Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion. The name has
now been changed to American Legion
Auxiliary.
There will be a special meeting of
Ironton Chapter, o. E. s., at Masonic
Hall, Ironton, Wednesday, November
8. 7:30 P. M. The Grand Lecturer will
be present; all members urged to at
tend. All visiting members invited.
MRS. ETHEL HANSON, Secretary.
Contractor Tual is spending con-
siderable time these days at Annap-
oils on MI. @. E. Bolch's hew home.
Mr.. Tual expects to get through
about December 1st and says Mr..
Bolch will have one of the finest
homes or the Iron Mountain railroad.
Mrs. Ruth Allen Thompson, wife of
George Thompson, who was seriously
injured at her home on Marble Creek
by a falling porch October 26th, died
from her injuries Sunday morning.
The funeral was conducted from the
residence in Ironton that afternoon,
Rev. A. 8. j. Baldridge officiating.
Interment was made in the K. P.
cemetery.
Recorder Hawkins has issued the
following marriage licenses the past
week.
J. @. McOoll and Pearl M. Lawson
of Belleview.
Joseph e. Hughes and Nettie 2.
Rencehausen of Edgehill.
Jesse Jenens and Miss CLARA Scott
of Goodwater.
Bismarck correspondence in Farm
ington News: "The Bismarck boys
we're so loud in their praise of the
way a Mr.. Keith, o fIronton, conduct
ed the basket ball game between Bis
marck and Ironton two weeks ago,
that they had him referee the game
between Bismarck and Leadwood Fri
day and they say he kept the game
snappy and forced both teams to cut
out the rough stuff, which we think
would be . good thing for all High
School athletics"
A community service will be held in
the Ironton Baptist church, Friday
November II, beginning at 1890 A. M,
to Commemorate the signing of the
Armistice that put an end to the
Great War. Everybody invited to at
tend. In accordance with the Presi-
dents proclamation, bells win be toll
ed from 1915 to II o'clock, followed
by two minutes of silent prayer. Thi'
will correspond to 1l:45 and IL O'CLOCK
Washington time.
Ed Yates, charged with violating
the prohibition law, came in from
Hogan last Wednesday and gave bono
in the sum of $500 for his appearance
at the April term of circuit court
His sureties are John Signer, of Ar
cadia, and John falkland of PHO
Knob. This is not the fret time Yatei
has been in court, having served
term in the penitentiary from st
Francois county for killing a steer be
longing to a Hungarian, east of PHO
Knob, several years ago.
The following appeared in Friday
st. Louis Globe Democrat from Cap
Girardeau: Miss Margaret Hinche.
of this city, who went to Johnstown
Pa, to fulfill a singing engagement
died there of heart disease, according
to advises received in this city by he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hinchey
Miss Hinchey was a graduate of thu
Cape Girardeau State Teachers Col
lege and during the past several year
had filed many singing dates in thu
United States and Canada"
Sheriff Hunt went to st. Louis Tues
day to get Joe Bone, who is charged
with passing a worthless check TO
$4S at w. T. O'Neal's store in Frank
clay. Mr.. Hunt had notified st. Loui
authorities to keep on the look on
for Bone and had been advised tina
he was under arrest and in jail. H,
Immediately went to the city to brin,
him back, but upon his arrival it wa
found that he was also wanted in ST
Louis upon similar charges and tn
police held him for trial.-Deslog
Sun.
Mrs. Edith Ruth Begley, wife o
George Begley, Jry known as th
Missouri "Rice King" who is s~ervin,
a ten year sentence in the state peni
tentiary for forging legal documents
was granted a divorce at Poplar Blut
recently. She was also granted tn,
custody of the child. A few week
ago when Begley was informed of hi
wife's intentions he declared it to b,