Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-31

Jester Hotel, is a candidate for City
Marshall. Good boy, Hughey; go in
aud win. If you get the nomination,
the Club will do the rest.
j. W. Crawford, of Dunklin county,
who is making an extensive tour
through Old Mexico, has written the
Club informing them that he will ar
rive early in February with a collec-
ton Of curio for their headquarters.
J. w. Jaquith drank the camel's
milk and crossed the hot sands in the
d. y. K. K. Saturday night. John
states that it was an extremely hot
time. and that he got all that was COM
ing to him.
DR.. Chas. Longfellow Blank, accom-
panied by our worthy brother, Will
liam Kaths, called at Club headquarters
Monday evening. Doc. will be initia-
ted in the r. o. o. T. at their next an
nual crawl.
Phil. Pfoertner, formerly Master
| Mechanic of the Shickle-Harrison How
ard Iron Co., st. Louis, apd Harry
Winsburg have just opened n OF the
most complete machine shops known
to that line of trade at 7th & Chouteau
AYES. Success to you, old boys.
Doc. Lawrence, V. P. of the Missouri
Dental Association. has just returned
to the city, after a few days absence
in Peoria, H., which was spent in the
interest of his profession.
Yoos Bros. Scale Co. g warehouse on
Chouteau Ave. was burglarized n
night last week, and several silver
| plated scales stolen. They
| the loss will be about $3.50. Gus and
John state they are going to do a little
| detective work on the side. These
| boys will both be remembered as hav-
ing lived at Middlebrook several years
ago before coming to St. Louis.
Herman Pfoertner, who has been a
little ~indisposed for the last two weeks.
is again at his post of duty at the
observation-disclosures Iron Works,
East St. Louis.
The employees of the Max Schultz
Dry Goods Co. gave their annual ball
Thursday night at the Concordia Tur-
ner Hall. The attendance was large,
and the affair passed off most pleasant
ly. Among those present, and who
was one of the committee, who was
recognized by several of the Club boys
present, was Mr.. Theo. Rudy, who is
one of the employees of the firm.
Mr.. Otto Eckert, proprietor of the
Manchester Meat Market at Manches-
ter & Theresa AYES, is doing a very
prosperous business, and has the best
wishes of the Club for his success.
The St. Louis Trust Co. have moved
into their new building at 4th & Locust,
the building having just been COM
pleted by the Amberg Granite Co.
The President of the Iron Co. Club
upon request of the members has drawn
up resolutions of respect to the memo
ry of the late Queen Victoria, and sent
them to the members of the Victoria
Club, one of the Iron County Clubs
neighbor organization and best friend.
The naptha launch, .'Gertrude",
which has been in winter quarters at
Valley Park, is being reftted and re-
modelled, and when completed will be
sent to Alton, ILL.,, where the boys ex-
pect to spend their leisure time this
summer on the river. The Gertrude
is owned by several of the Club boys.
Miss Shannon celebrated her eigh-
teenth birthday last Wednesday even-
ing by giving a little party, in which
several of the Club boys were invited.
They report a very pleasant evening
spent with the little hostess, who is
very prominent in North St. Louis So
ciety in the circle in which she moves,
and is considered one of its most beau
tiful young ladies. 1t has been ru-
mored that she has accepted the posi-
ton of leading prima donna with the
Delmar Garden Amusement Co., which
Garden early in May. We are inclined
to believe, however, that the rumor is a
myth.
Jack Snasdell, who has been confined
to his room with rheumatism, we are
glad to see, is out again with the aid
of a cane.
E. J. Coffey and best girl were seer
one night last week attending the play
at the Imperial Theatre.
We are sorry to learn of a very seri
Gus accident that befell our friend
Hugh T. Pattisou. AS Mr.. Pattisor
was returning home on a Page Ave
car it ran into an open switch throw
ing Mr.. Pattison through the window
duQ ~ A01 oh4 oA LAG "SAS
cut by the glass.
Sam Andrews, our conductor friend
on the Iron Mountain r. B., was see
> looking for the Lost River" Thursday
evening at the Olympic Theatre.
The Board of Asylum Commissioner
are in session at the Laclede Hotel to
day to make another appropriation TO
the completion of the asylum building
under construction at Pennington, Mo
Mr.. Taylor was seen making his US
ual our of inspection Thursday even
!. ing in company with his aid de camp
Mr.. Taylor evidently however did no
see the signs ..please close the door,"
Dale Collins, inspector of elevator
in the Imperial Building. is maxim.
. quite a record as a local politician. ant
is q strong advocate of the Open Doc
policy on Market street.
The Club wishes to thank Hon. w
j. Bryan for one of the first issues o
the C~onsnaoner. It contains some vel
written articles on the political situa
ton. and no doubt will receive th,
hearty support from the rank and I'll
OF Democracy.
Il Phil. Walters and Fred Killalee hav,