Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12
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tiers, w. w. Moody, and John Edmonds, have
severed their connection with the st. L. O.
and 5. company, the former going to his
home in Irondale and the latter returning to
Ishpeming, Mich.
"Cbisel john. has moved his forge from
the machine shop to the carpenter shop.
John Wigenstein left Tuesday morning for
Skrainka to take charge of boiler and en-
CINE.
Married, Thursday, April 5, by Rev.
Schmukal, at the Lutheran Church, Mr.. by.
Weber to Miss Minnie Bauman. The s'Drift.
er" wishes them eternal Joy.
Prof. b. Ranft, the electrician who has for
many years been at the head of the electric
Light department, at the mine, has resigned
to accept more profitable position under
the Consolidated Coal Company, of st. Louis.
Mr.. Louis Fink is his successor here.
The shaft incline work is now being rap
idly pushed ahead with twelve men, six on
each shift.
The fan in the shaft has been moved down
to No. stope to supply the incline men with
fresh air.
Several of our old members have left Pilot
Knob to seek fortune elsewhere: Alfred
Renton has gone to San Diego, CAL, and Hy.
Rapp, John Gallagher, Herb. Smith and
Eman. Collard to Nevada.
Pres. E. A. Hitchcock and Prof. Potter
made trip through the mine last Thursday.
Capt. Searle had two new chutes built last
week; one at tunnel No. to load ore from
the Hanlan cut and one near Sd Slope plane
TO load from the long wall.
Mr.. Hugh Harris returned to Pilot Knob
last Friday and has gone to work in the
incline.
Mrs. DR.. Gardiner, Grand Tower, H., Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Geo. j. Post, of this
place, last week.
Miss Belle Craine left last week for Iowa,
where she expect to spends the summer.
The closing down of the air compressors
last Saturday threw a number Of firemen and
runners out of employment.
Mr.. Con. Kindel has retired from the
butcher business with a view to opening up
a grocery store at Doe Run, Mo.
Quite number from here attended the
closing exercises of Granitevllle school last
Saturday night. The affair was well con.
Quoted and appreciated.
Our friend, sold Dry" had the misfortune
to fall from a fence last Sunday, but sus-
tanned no injuries further than rendering II
necessary to change his Sunday attire for
one more durable.
Mr.. Enrico Taveggia, an ex-clerk Of the
company store, left yesterday for Crystal
City, where he will accept similar position
to the one he formerly had here.
To read Mr.. Summers letter of last week
it would appear that he had, by some divine
method, been invested with magic or spir-
itual power by which he could, with scarcely
an effort, change the political situation Of
tbei county, and he goes so far as to
say how he will do it. His schemes may be
practicable, but he should remember that
Democracy will not remain IN silent seclu-
sion while all this proposed political traus-
formation is going on throughout the county.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, Tuesday evening, at Z O'Clock. Mr..
Jno. Amelung to Miss - Mitchell. The
affair was private; none but relatives being
invited. We extend our congratulation.
A child of Mr.. Ferd Immer's, two or three
years of age, fell from second story window
last week and was injured Internally, though
not dapperouslv