Iron County register., 1900-05-31
st. Louis Letter.

Theo. Tonnelly's smiling counte
nance can be seen regularly behind the
cashiers desk at the Model Restaurant
7th and st. Charles St. He also holds
a position of trust with the Iron Coun.
ty Club.
Aug Winkler, who conducts several
large jewelry establishments in ST.
Louis and Poplar Bluff, is making 8
tour of inspection.
George Grass is becoming an expert,
by handling the ribbons of Colonel
Lloyd. G. Harris 2.04 trotter. He will
make his debut at the S.. Louis Fair
Grounds this season.
John Schwab. Jr., is visiting his
brother Ben in Kansas. John reports
Kansas very nice state, but deficient
in drinking fountains, but he was aware
of this fact when he departed, and took
an ample supply along, consequently
he has not suffered from the drought.
Little Willie Ahrens has had consid-
erable ups and downs in ST. Louis late
ly. He is conductor on the elevator
at the Terminal Hotel, Union Station.
There seems to be considerable attrac-
tion in East St. Louis, as he is seen
there frequently. Bill, don't forget to
give US bid.
Phil. PfRrtner, one of the Pilot
Knob boys, has worked his way to the
top OF the ladder. He is now Master
Mechanic at Shickle-Harrison & How
ard Iron Co.
Henry King has resigned his posi-
tion at Lloyd G. Harris & Co.'S. He has
accepted a position with Anheuser-
Busch Brewery to unload schooners.
Charles Biel, of St. Louis Stamping
Co., has announced his intention of
becoming benedict. The Iron Coun-
ty Club wishes Charles much success
in his new sphere of lite.
Herman Eckert, one of Baumhoff
strikers, called at the Iron County
Club last week.
Tom Seitz is getting matrimonial lily
inclined. Pilot Knob will soon lose
one of its fairest young ladies.
Chas. Backof contemplates making
a trip to the far west in search of for
tune. Chas. is an expert miner.
Aug. Schwab is now connected with
the Western Union Telegraph Co.
He can now Telegraph Ma Baby"
The Red Plumed G. K. of A. are
making arrangements to accompany
the Grand Jubilee Excursion to Gran
iteville, Mo-, June "a, where they may
also take part in the exhibition drill at
the grounds.
VIM. Traurnicht, the popular tailor
of Middlebrook, Mo. ,and Anton Roehry
of Ironton, were in St. Louis last week
in the interest of their business.
The street car strike has greatly in
terfered with the Iron Comfy Club
letters, as our reporter must now use
the boot and shoe line.
Geo. Spitzmiller, Jr., of Granite City,
ILL.,, has been promoted to Assistant
Master Mechanic of the American
Steel Works. Geo. is the son of Mr..
Spitzmiller of Pilot Knob.
Red Bill Seitz has resigned his posi-
tion with the Granite City Stamping
Company. Bill intends going fishing
for a few weeks.
The following Granite City young
men visited st. Louis Sunday: Oleo
Tollison, Hans Spitzmiller. Els. Deck
Ois Lay. " hnoous DtOOhSs huu
Geo. Reaber, the tonsorial artist.
A we'll known mail clerk of Iron
County is going to Washington, D. c.,
on official business, so it is rumored.
Congratulations, old boy
Fred Killallee and Phil. Waiter were
seen on 17th and Market early in the
the morning. The Elk's lodge cer-
tainly holds late meetings, on account
of the strike.
Aug. Schwab and Ed Steffens were
seen attending very popular theatre
last week.
Rev. Thos. F. Marshall of Ironton,
is attending the Presbyterian Conven-
tion in the city.
. Lewis Hunt, employe of Malleable
Iron Works in East St. Louis, is now a
champion sprinter since the strike.
Lewis says riding is only .'habit".
Fred Kaths of the Angelica Police
Station is kept quite busy since the
strike. IRON COUNTY CLUB.
Hetty Green at Home.