Iron County register., 1900-05-24
A st. Louis Letter.

O1. LOU1Ss AO., May IL, 1SUO.
Rev. L. G. Wernert, of Arcadia. Mo.
is in ST. Louis this week looking after
the interest of the excursion he pro-
proses to run on the Oath of June
The Uniform Ranks, X. of M, com.
| pany A and b shall accompany the
train, and give few exhibition drills
on the grounds.
Henry Ahrens and family visited
relatives at Pilot Knob Sunday.
Julius Rodach was among the excur-
sionists Sunday. Julius greatly re-
sembles Bill Nye and has much trouble
in convincing his customers that he is
not the late famous humorist. Julius
is in the grocery business in South St.
Louis and his employer says he is a
great drawing card.
Miss Emma Siebert had the honor oi
being the most admired young lady en-
the excursion Sunday. She wore hat
trimmed in wild cherries.
Mrs. Radanz and family went to
Pilot Knob Sunday.
Ferd Inner, Jr., came to the city
Sunday on the excursion. He will
mix business and pleasure together.
He will return to Pilot Knob this week.
The following ladies and gentlemen
occupied seats in the car of the Iron
Co. Club: Julius Rodach, VIM. Steffens,
Fred Killalee. Phil. Walter, VIM. Biel,
Ed. Steffens, Willie Ahrens, John and
Will Inner, Phil. Pfoertner, James
Proffitt, Aug. Inner, Aug. Schwab,
Will Hauck, DR.. Blanks, Red Bill Seitz,
Giles Mcmahon. Herman Pfoertner
and bride, Sam Bonchard and best girl,
Lewis Hunt and wife, Frank Radanz
and best girl, and the Misses Emma
Steffens, Clara Schwab, Nettie Trauer-
NIGHT, Mamie and Annie Burke and
best fellows. Mrs. Chas. Seitz and
daughter, Mrs. FL. Davis, Mrs. Gunton,
Mrs. Sabina Siebert and husband, and
others, too numerous to mention.
Aug. Boss of Bismarck, Mo-, board
ed the car of the Iron Co. Club and
spent the day in the beautiful Arcadia
Valley.
Joseph Inner, of Pilot Knob, was
on hand at the Co.'s mines they recent
ly opened, explaining the method of
the new works to the visitors.
Chas. Killalee, who has been con-
fined at St. Johns Hospital since his
car was attacked by the strikers sym
pathizers on May IL, is convalescent,
and will be out in a few days.
Mr.. P. j. Murphy, the popular Irish
man of st. Louis, who is connected
with the American Exchange Bank of
St. Louis, is spending few days in
the Arcadia Valley. Mr.. Murphy will
lo4 At fh0 mir hn
Sunday, June "a.
Barney Frauenthal, the well-known
seven-minded Bureau of Information
manager, is kept extra busy since the
strike.
Miss Macy Morris, of Des Arc, Mo-.
attending college at Mexico, Mo-, was
in ST. Louis last week and was seen at
the Imperial Theatre with we'll
known Iron Co. boy.
Miss Clara Schwab has returned to-
St. Louis from an extended visit to her
brother and wife, of Great Bend, Kan.
Miss Agnes Smith, of Graniteville,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. Edgar Weiss and William Boble,
Of st. Louis. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Steffens Sunday. They were
guests of the Iron Co. Club on the ex-
cursion.
F. G. L. Stemme and family, former
ly of Iron county, but now of st. Louis,
spent Sunday in the Valley.
Chas. Reno was seen on 18th and
Market SITS. about / o'clock Sunday
morning returning from q meeting of
all the labor organizations of the city.
Mr.. Reno is at present working for w.
&. Hinsdale, formerly of the Syenite
Granite Co., but now employed by the
Amberg Granite Co., of Wisconsin.
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