Iron County register., 1921-09-01

county to Findlay. Ohio. We are
now planning on our county fair
which is held in Findlay. You can
see by the enclosed that the fair will
be interesting. Wish our Iron .coun-
ty friends could have the privilege
of attending"
In speaking OF the marriage of w.
w. Strother and Mrs. Anna Sharp at
Perryville, Mo-, August Sth, the Coul-
tervllle, Ills, Republican says: "Mr.
and Mrs. Strother are both we'll
known here and will continue to
make their home in this city. Mrs.
Strother expects to still remain in
business and may be found on duty
at her millinery store. Mr.. Strother
has been in Coulterville the most of
the time for the past year; he says he
likes Coulterville and likes Coulter
vile people, (Monday's happenings
seem to have given conclusive evil
dence of the fact and at this time
The Republican together with others
extends congratulations and best
Wishes"
| Missouri State Journal: tan effort
at compromise between DR.. 3. L.
Farmhouse, state food and drug COM
missioner, and Charles L. Prather,
who has been appointed to the office
by Governor Hyde, which was m ade
yesterday proved futile. An offer to
give him his back salary with COM
pensation for his employees since last
May if he would relinquish his claim
to the Office, proved futile. DR.. Barn
house's statement follows: "My title
to the office is pending in the supreme
court" said DIR. Baanhouse, "and l
will hold on until the court decides
the issue. If it goes against my con-
tentions, I will vacate the Office at
once, but l will not relinquish 1t until
the court tells me to do so or my term
expires, June /, 1928 There is no
such thing possible at this time as
compromise under which l would va
cate the Office"
The following from Piedmont ap-
peared in the St. Louis Post. Dispatch
on Tuesday of last week: "a band OF
negro tie leaders brought recently to
Piedmont from Newport, Ark, were
hurriedly loaded on cars and taken
from the town last night by Missouri
Pacific Railroad officials. The resent
ment of white laborers in Piedmont
who have, been without work for
several weeks was incurred when the
negroes were brought here to load
ties owned by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, and soon after dark last
night crowd of men attacked q
shack occupied by tbs negroes and
, bombarded it with stones. The negroes
. LIED to their foreman, white man,
Y who took them in charge and guard
ooo 4 taySss9m st fhe depot until the arrival
ord mt southbound train, upon which
80 &c, were loaded and returned to
ur&ansas.
n A gay party accompanied Miss Hell
/, en- Reese when she returned from st.
J Louis last Friday. 1t included Mrs,
Shepherd Rose and her two sons,
Louis and Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Wunder, Messrs. Mario Filoney, Fred
Bowers and Jimmy Corcoran (Duke)
, They had most enjoyable time and
at house party at the home of Mr..
W. w. Reese Saturday night mum
ber of the young people of the valley
joined in the festivities, which contin-
ued until the lights were extinguished
at the power plant. Mrs. Wunder and
Mr.. Filoney sang, Mr.. Bowers played,
and the "Duke" entertained in more
! novel ways than some of US had ever
seen. The young men returned to the
city on Sunday, loud in their praise
of Ironton and promising to return
:. Mrs. Rose and her sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wunder are visiting with Mrs
Reese for few days. X.
Centerville Outlook: sc. w. Scog'
! gin, merchant and post master al
Glover, sends us this week state
ment of the amount of business done
through that station dnring the month
. of July, 1921. The railroad company
for several months have tried to dc
away with the Glover station, but
every time when they are ready tc
move Scoggin appears on the scene
and makes the company drop it like
:. shot potatoe." Scoggin has failed
but once SO far as we know, and tina
was when he tried to make the Rail
: road company put on better trair
service. We believe he will succeed
He will pull the right string one O.
10 these days. We believe good hotel
II Just north of the Post Office, woult
10 do more to secure better train ser
j vice for Glover than any other ont
g thing Mr.. Scoggin and Mr.. Golf, il