Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-07-05
St. Louis Letter.

handsomest young man in the A. V
Cornet Band by the young ladieI
aboard the excursion train.
Owing to the weather Sunday the
Uniform Rank and c. K. of A. would
not undertake so long a journey undeI
such trying circumstances.
Dir. VIM. Schneider, Manager
Schneider Granite Co., accompanied
the Excursion train to and from Iror
Mountain to st. Louis.
VIM. Trauernicht and T. Rodacn o.
Middlebrook, Mo, were in St. Louis
last week, where they visited their
usual haunts with Mr.. F. Hauck.
l.. A. Seitz of the st. Louis College
of Phi. G. spent Sunday at Graniteville,
Missouri.
Harvey Palmer of Murphysboro, Ill.
and Move Logan of G. E. Hiltz Shoe
Co., also VIM. Russell, visited their
many friends at Belleviev, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Block. MI. and
Mrs. A. Paule. Miss Myrtle Paule,
Miss Boss and Mr.. Thos. Seitz of Bis.
marck, Mo-, accompanied the Excur.
sion train to Graniteville, Mo.
The following young men did Dobly
aboard the Excursion train: Frank
Gangle, Walter Sweencer, Gus Nail.
man, Aug. Inner and Edw. Steffens.
Mrs. F. j. Killalee, late from Lake
Ml~npetonka, is very ill at St Anthony'e
Hospital, Grand and Chippewa ST..
under the care of Drs. Heine. Marks
and Bernayes.
The following young ladies paid
home folks a visit Sunday: Misses EN-
ma Steffens, Vida and Nobia Fitzpat-
rick, Annie and Mamie Burke, Agnes
Smith, and Miss Wardle.
Profs. Wilkinson and Hawkins were
among the Exeursionists Sunday shak-
ing hands with old friends and making
new ones.
Robt. and Chas. w. Schneider
worked very hard to accommodate the
many visitors from the city from Iron
Mountain to Schneiderville.
Mike McGrath went all the way to
Iron Mountain to meet his best girl
Sunday.
j. Fred Osterle of St. Louis and Miss
Jennie Lawson of Pennington. also
Chas. Osterle and Miss Matte Hyatt
o: St. Louis, spent Sunday with Chris.
Osterle of Middlebrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Schneider of St.
Louis spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs.
T. +. Walsh.
Mr.. Ferd Inner, Sr., of Pilot Knob
is in St. Louis at Mullanphy Hospital.
He is reported getting along nicely.
E. w. Killalee of the 9th Artillery
now stationed at Manila, Philippine
Islands, will go to Taku, China, ere
departure for the United States.
He may show the Boxers a few tactics
in militarism.
Mr.. Anton Roehry and Ferd Kaths
were seen in st. Louis last week.
Freddie Steifens accompanied the
excursion to St. Louis.
Mrs. Robt. T~rauernicht is visiting
in the city.
Miss Rose Regain spent Sunday in
Graniteville, the guest of Miss Emma
Steffens.
Miss Tillie Walters of st. Louis is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Rieke.
Will Kaths, the popular mail clerk
the Nc. Pacific r. r., is spending
a couple of weeks with home folks.
DIR. Lawrenz, Dentist, has moved
Office to the Carleton Building, 9th
aud Olive.
Mr.. Phil Walters will go 10 Port
land, Oregon to spend his vacation.
VIM. Steffens, Jr., visited to Cape
Sunday.
Owing to the very bad weather Sun
day only twenty members of the Iron
County Club visited the Valley.
Miss Annie Ryan of St. Johns Hos
pital is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
at Middlebrook, Mo.
Edward j. Dunn of the Western
Waterman visited the historic '.Ele-
plant Rock" ct Graniteville Sunday.
He also took back with him a few land
scape sketches of the surrounding
country.
Mr.. P. j. Murphy, Manager of the
Jubilee Excursion, expressed himself
we'll pleased with the results of the
considering the weather
and trying circumstances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Stafford of Pilot
Knob, Mo-, were among the Excursion
lists Sunday.
Constable Marshall and best girl
relatives Sunday at Granite
Vile, Mo.
Mr.. Macarthur and Nj. Jules Schnei-
der took great care that all the passen-
gers were safely landed at Iron Noun
tain by $50 P. NJ.
Mr.. j. D. Nifong leaves this week
for Put-In-Bay whore he will spend q
vacation.
George Johnson, of Swift Mississippi
Glass Co., made a flying trip to Chica-
go Friday in the interest of his COM
pany.
The following young men from Gran
lite City, ILL.,, went to Graniteville Sum
day. j. E. Tolleson, VIM. Lambert,
Sanford Rouple, Peck Vigneaux. John
Meade, Ed. Manley, Ellsworth Decker,
and others too numerous to mention.
Mrs. Theo. Gherman and Mrs. Otto
visited Mrs. Robt. Trauer-
NIGHT of Ghermanyille, Mo. last Sunday.
Miss Nettie Trauernicht returned
home Sunday on the excursion, after
spending several months with rela-
in the city.
Mrs. Ernest Ebrecht visited rela-
lives in Graniteville Sunday.
Edward Steffens will accompany the
n. o. Nelson Mfg. Co. Base Ball Club
TO EdwsrdsvilIe, Ills, next Sunday to
play short stop. Ed. is becoming a
professional ball player.
June 26. IRON COUNTY GLIB.
ANY advertised dealer is authorised
Nto guarantee Banner Salve for tet-
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