Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-06

Inside the scene was one of beauty and
animation. Among the most noted
PRESENT was Mr.. VIM. Fl. Thomson,
Cashier of the Boatmens Bank.
The Uniform Ranks K. of F. NJ. gave
their fourth annual ball Thanksgiving
eve. Nearly 200 couple graced the
floor of the Pickwick Theatre. There
was held a sword dance as we'll as an
exhibition drill by Capt. Mouihan, of
Co. A, Uniform Ranks, which enlivened
the occasion. It was one of the most
successful occasion ever held by them.
and cannot be forgot by any one who
was fortunate enough to be present.
Phil. Walters. of the Mexican-Ameri-
can Steamship Co. and Plant System
of railways, and F. j. Killalee, Assist
ant Manager for the Boehmer Coal
Co., departed Saturday for Louisville.
KY, and vicinity in the interests of
their respective companies. They will
be gone several weeks. They also in
tend to visit Tampa, Fla, where the
Plant system has one of the most
beautiful hotels In the y. 5. They
will return via the l.. & N. r. r along
which line Mr.. Killalee Will have con-
siderable business to transact. They
will return 10 time to attend the Club
meeting with the boys.
Chas. Boss was seen on Broadway at
five A. NJ. Sunday. trying to absence
himself from so much surplus flesh, by
using Father Kneipes' treatment.
The Naval Militia of Missouri gave
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Harmony Hall. December 1st. 1t
proved a success in every way. The
proceeds go towards equipping them
selves with uniforms and other neces-
sites as far as possible, in order to
carry on the drills required on board
ship.
Thanks to the citizens of Missouri
for the million votes towards the
Worlds Fair for St. Louis. We have
only q request to make of them,
and that is that they be sure to come
to the fair early and often in 1903.
LOG couple visited the New City Hall
Thanksgiving and received the states
permission to marry. Clerk Filley
had his Office decorated in honor of
the occasion, and to each lady appli-
cant he presented a carnation and fern
leaf. While their cup of happiness
for the time being seemed filled to
overlooking, it may be a source of
pride to them in after years to know
that each one helped to break the rec
ord in the matter of marriage licenses
issued during one day at the St. Louis
Office. One young woman came all
the way from Kansas to marry a St.
Louis man in the Thanksgiving rush.
She might have gone farther and Jared
worse-to Chicago for instance.
i Frank Rhadanz, Manager of the
North St. Louis Transfer Co., and
fiance. Miss Emma Siebert, were seen
Friday evening attending the perferm-
ance at the Imperial Theatre. Mr..
Chas. Oesterle, of insurance fame, was
also seen in the push.
Geo. Clarkson. of Bismarck, was
seeD 10 ST. Louis this week.
Major Kneedler, of Battery o, called
at Club headquarters Saturday even
ing. Company g had their annual
banquet at the Imperial Theatre Sat-
urday. All the boys attended. Major
Kneedler departs for San Francisco
Sunday.
President, John w. Jaquith, has
moved his Office to Suite 402. Imperial
Building. All members of the Club
are invited to call, and make them
selves at home. A call meeting will
be held Sunday night, December 9th,
and we kindly ask all of the Iron
County boys who are interested in the
work to call, as we wish to get the
Club in working order. Cigars and
music. IRON Co. CLUB.