Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-07
Pilot Knob Items.
l.. II. TRIMBLE,
Pastor. NJ. F.. Church.

| u "A. ~ DOHneli Is visiting MS son,
NJ. O'Donnell, at Boise City, Idaho.
Mrs :. Deiyel. of Belleville, H., Is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. G.
| Pfoertner.
Miss Mary Walter. OF the kanawha
Dispatch, OF St. Louis, is home on a
short vacation.
W. r. Hinsdale, Secretary of the
Amberg Granite company, of Chicago.
ILL.,. accompanied by his wife, spent
the Fourth with F. Kaths and family.
Mr. Hinsdale reports things prosperous
at Chicago.
c. W. Price, in employ of the Mobile
IL Ohio Railway, at Murphysborough,
H.. is visiting his parents.
Miss Annie Priest, of jackson, Mo, is
the guest of Mrs. Behrens.
Mrs. VI. Owens, of Williamsville,
Mo-. spent few days with her mother,
Mrs. p. Tierney.
The Misses Warner, of st. Louis,
accompanied by their mother, are the
G.. w. Bel. of the St. Louis Stamp
ing Co, is visiting his parents. Char
ley says that their plant is now turning
oul from five to six thousand boxes OF
tin-plate per month, valued at twelve
dollars per pOx: and that they are now
enlarging their plant so as to greatly
increase that output. Their payroll
mt present is $50, 900 a month.
AL Behrens, Of Crystal City, Mo-, is
visiting his brother, II. j. Behrens.
Ferd Inner. Jr., Of the Fisher &
Tpi1f in
in the Valley until next Sunday.
W. J. and Ed. Stefens, both holding
responsible positions with the n. o..
Nelson Manufacturing Co., are spend
ing few days at their old home.
Geo. 4. Roeslein, of st. Louis, spent
two days with his cousin. j. w.
Jaquith. George will take two
weeks vacation in the Valley in August,
and numerous friends will welcome his
return.
Frank Rhedanz. formerly of this
place, is visiting friends.
Ferd and Fred kaths, of BOatmen' 5
Bank. returned to duty yesterday.
7. Pfortner made short visit to the
city last week.
A J.. Jaquith, accompanied by his
son, VIII, who has been attending the
St. Mary's College, at st. Mary's, Kan.
and by his daughter, Kate, who is at
tending the Ursuline College at Area
dia, left last Friday for Vicksburg.
Mr.. Jaquith states that prospects for
good crops in the south never were
better, and that but little damage was
| done by the recent overtiows.
g. H.
| ly of this place, but now residing al
Crystal City, are the guests of c. Anne
lung.
Henry Kocher and family. also o
| Crystal City. are visiting his wiie's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Gerstmeye-..
b. Il. Billings of st. Louis was seen
in our city last Monday.
| The following young men whom we
have failed TO mention, and all of whom
have good positions in st. Louis. help
| ed TO make our Fourth d success: john
and Peter Schmittner, W. J. Bel.
Henry King, George Grass, and Herman
| Pfocrtne".
One OF the mos; enjoyable affairs OF
the season was a hay ride last Wednes-
day by John Schwab. About eight
couples were present, and all felt very
grateful towards John for giving them
such delightful treat.
Several of our boys got up fishing
party and spent Monday night camping
out. About fifteen pounds of fish were
caught, more or less.
Our national birthday was duty re-
membered. The different buildings
were draped in bunting and decorated
with flags. and the small boy and giant
crackers held sway. Conspicuous
among tbs decorations was the large
flag of the Harrison club as il iioated