Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-20
st. Louis Letter.

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i've companies, Mr.. F. Klllalee, Finan-
,ial Secretary, and Philip Walters,
official reporter of the Iron County
Club have tendered their resignation
effective January 1st. The suite at
300 Imperial Building will be vacated
after their resignation.
Mr.. Frank Rhdoanz has announced
his intention of becoming a benedict in
the near future. The Iron County
Club wishes you a prosperous future,
Frank, in your venture.
Mr.. VIM. Biel and Mr.. Julius Ro-
dach were seen al headquarters Sun
day ave..
Mr.. Fred Smith and best girl, Miss
Gertrude Williams, were seen lat the
eleventh hours at Havlins Sunday ev-
ening.
Mr.. Landeryou, the popular tailor
of Olive ST., called at Club headquar-
tiers one day last week.
VIM. Kaths and Thos. O'Hara, OF
the R. o. o. T., were regularly in
stalled as members of the Iron County
Club last week.
Jno. Inner has accepted the posi-
ton as news butcher on the Iron
Mountain. Johnny has the run from
St. Louis to Helena.
We regret very much to hear OF the
horrible wreck which occurred on the
Iron Mountain near Annapolis last
week in which several of our friends
were killed and severely injured.
Mr.. August Schwab has accepted a
position as night clerk of the Hotel
Portland.
Mr.. Edward Steffens and best girl
were seen at Havlin's Theatre one
night last week.
Mr.. Louis Schwab was seen in the
city a few days last week. Louis was
iu company with several who tried to
show him the sights and scenes by
gaslight.
The Board of Inspectors of the Asy-
lum at Pennington, Mo-. returned to
st. Louis last week and reported that
the buildings were nearly completed.
This is j indeed a very good showing for
our Southeastern Missouri friends, as
it goes to show hat when they star,
anything they will also push it along
rapidly.
Mr.. Jno. Clulley, car accountant TO
the Boehmer Coal Co., has resigned
his position and departed for Chicago
Mr.. Fred Killalee has appointed Mr.
r. Haden to succeed him.
All the boys are busy these days ant
nights inspecting and buying Christ
mas presents.
The city of St. Louis seems to b.
going to ruin fast. Everything points
TO a very mismanaged mudicipal gov
) eminent. We hope that when WI
; have the Worlds Fair its appearance
will be in line with it's size.
OP. j. Murphy. the popular Irishmal
/ of St. Louis. who for the past 81.
months has been solicitor for the Boeh
: mer Coal Co., severed his ~connecsiol
with that firm, and will accept a posi-
: ton with Dewey & Feuerborn.
/ M. w. Huff, OF Pennington, Mo.
| and E. E. Bean, of the Nevada, Mo.
: Blade, were in st. Louis last week.
: We are in receipt of advice OF tn
: marriage of our young friend Mr.. Al
3 vim Boss, of Jackson, Mo. We extern
! our hearty congratulations.
4 There is a lively rivalry of honor
for the S~peakership of the Missouri
3 House of Representatives, and may tn
best win.
{ Mayor Ziegenheim a point to on
g advantage at least which his eliminat
D lug agency has over the WelshbacI
i street lamps. No street ordinance i
required to keep meddlers from tam
s pering with the moon.
The 1st Mo. Regiment, N. G. M,
L,r1 o,,-har IF mnnrtanf ~fnnPfiOD
Z on hand for the month of December
The Castle Square Opera Co. ha
turned over to them 1000 tickets to b
o. sold for the benefit of the Regiment t
be given at the Music Hall Decembe
p l7th and 18th. On the 14th ar il
A spection of the Regiment was held b
q Brigadier General b. G. Clark, of Blu
Ter, Mo-. at the Armory. On the 21s
a ~regimental parade and dance will b
q given at the Armory. We must there
q fore excuse the small attendance
the Clubs headquarters these days.
a Miss Maude Odell and Mr.. E. /.
Radcliffe, leading lady and leading ma
Y of the Imperial Theatre. both we
known to members Of the Iron Count
e Club have resigned their positions
Miss Odell has announced her inter
!, lions to branch out as an operate stal
We regret to near of her departure
n Mr.. Fred Killalee was een last Sui
day morning around O'Fallou Par
driving a goat wagon with little son.
The Standard Theatre, the largei
in the city, was totally destroyed b
fire last Thursday evening shortly a
ter the end of the nightly performance
= Schmittner Bros. have just con
pleted buying their Christmas stool
and are kept very busy attending
the many wants of their customers.
E. w. Killalee, of the 9th Artlller
~ q. S. A, writes to the Iron Count
'r Club that he has just landed at Fo
Bayard. N. NJ. That point is 5000 fe'
9 above sea level, and he has gone the
= to ~recuperate his health. He intent
70 to remain there this winter to rest L
II after his long stay In the Phillipir
O Islands where he was chasing Geore
Washington A~guinaldo.
lr Thos. Deyer has been presented wit
IN a Christmas present. The bows a.
n all congratulating him. 1t is a beaui
- full bouncing boy.
/" Phil. Walters is at present visitir
D. his parents at Pilot Knob. He wi
II remain during the holidays. He e.
poets to be joined by some OF his bus
ness associates ere his return to II
city. Phil. is one OF the boys.
Mr.. August Thompson, OF FarminI
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