Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-09-20
a st. Louis Letter.

Barney Frauenthal and Louis Hunt
spent Saturday and Sunday the guests
of their brother-in-law, DR.. B. Schwab
at Dexter, Mo.
Julius Rodach and Miss Emma
Steffens attended the Royal Arcanum
picnic Sunday.
John Schwab, Jr., has returned to
the city from Great Bend, Kan. John
has accepted a position with the Boeh-
mer Coal Co. Sept. LIST, 1900.
The Iron Co. Club was very busy
last week packing a car of beer, which
our friend John Snasdell forwarded to
Mr.. VIM. T~rauernicht, at M%iddlebrook,
Mo. Mr.. 7. vas somewhat surprised
at receiving so much beer in so small
a a from his old friend Jack.
Mr.. Louis Hunt has moved his fam
lily to his new home on Illinois Ave,
East St. Louis, Ills.
Phil. Walters is oftime seen in north
St. Louis. We wonder what's the at
traction, Phil.
DR.. j. d. Nifong has returned from
Paris. He brings with him a great
many curiosities from abroad. He
also attended the International Medi-
cal Convention and vas present with
DR.. Hughes, of St. Louis, Mo, who
received honors at the Paris EXPOSE
ton and at one session he read a paper
on the evolution of the s'Foliede doute''
and DR.. Hughes lastly read a paper on
the s'Verebe or Bulbo Cavernous Re-
dex"-Diagnosis and Medico Legally
Considered" His work was most IA
vorably mentioned while in France.
DIR. Hughes worked theoretically in
the interest of the Worlds Fair of 1908.
Company L, U. S. Infantry, is now
at the Barracks where it will do gar
rison duty. The Co. consists of Is
men under the command of Captain II.
L. jackson, arriving from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans., where it has been sta
ton since it came from Cuba on Aug
ust I'd.
The Iron Co. Club held its regular
monthly meeting Saturday evening and
a very large attendance was on hand.
After the business part was transacted
and nine new members being installed
some of the boys entertained them with
music and speaking, as well as merry
making.
Ri. Rev. Mgr. H. Muehlsiepen, Vicar
General of St. Louis Arch Diocese, now
occupies his new home at 2122 S 18th
ST., between the two wings of the Ur-
suline day school and boarding school.
A private ceremony vas held last week
and the new place was installed by the
Monsignor, the place being erected by
the Ursuline Nuns, as a token of their
esteem. He has been their friend and
divine for forty years.
Mr.. Ed. Inner, of Pilot Knob, Mo-,
was in St. Louis last week among the
wholesale houses.
DR.. Harry B. Kneeler. Surgeon Ma
jor of the Medical Department U. s.
army, who has been stationed in Cuba
for over one year. paid his parents a
visit last week in Illinois. DR.. Kneeler
was one time surgeon of Battery A,
n. G. NJ, later Major of the 9th q. S.
volunteers. He is now attached to the
famous Siege Battery, 0. 7th artillery
Z. S. A., which is renowned as being
the largest of its kind in the world and
is al present in readiness for orders to
proceed to China. He left last week
AOT TIC tCSI0O a u TEISCOs Sdl.s Wu0FO
Siege Battery o is in garrison. He
was accompanied as far as Kansas CITY
by Don. C. Kneeler and Bro. William,
of the Lumaghi Coal Co., and F. j.
Killalee of the Boehmer Coal & Coke
Co. DR.. Kueeler at one time was
connected with Alexian Bros. Hospital
under DR.. Frank Lutz. He leaves a
host of friends in st. Louis where he is
very popular. His father, Judge Knee
Ter, of Collinsville, Ills, is connected
quite extensively in coal land through
out Illinois.
The st. Louis Hunting and Fishing
Club will send a committee down in
Southeast Missouri TO locate a new
lodge. They may stop off at Arcadia,
Mo-, and view the surrounding coun-
try. They have one lodge already in