Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-04-11

Sergeant at Arms Dngal Crawford
was chosen IS q member Of the Boari
Of Education. vice DR.. 4. j. O'Reilly,
deceased. and Frank j. Lutz In place
Of Mr.. Mysenberg also deceased The
Club thanks the Council for the conrte-
81 and attention shown their reporter
Miss Ouida Brooks. OF Cape Girar.
desu, No, Is visiting friends In this
city.
Frank W. Baier, the well known
ieweler CT Sth street, slightly scrEtched
his hand while repairing his bicycle
which resulted in blood poison The
Doctor with much difficulty saEed his
hand. and We are glsd 10 state thai
Frank Is Oh the rapid road to recovery
While not wishing TO get in 3 news
paper controversy, we beg 10 state for
the benefit Of the editor Of the Charles
ton Enterprise that the veracity of our
articles has never been questioned.
The item which he crificises was given
70 us By the Advance Agent Of the
Hawthorn Sisters Company who was
obliged 10 cancel, as he said. their en-
gagenent 81 Charleston, No. On &C
count OF the plague Of snsllpox which
was prevalent in that section Of the
State. seventeen distinct cases being
reported IT the above place The
editor may criticise rs for being too
cosmopolitan In our writings. but Ee
wish Il distinctly understood that we
confne ourselves to no particular part
OF the State. but are working for the
rA.n7xa
He may root in his own little sty, but
we browse upon the meadow OF the en-
tire grand domain Of the State Of Mis-
souri,. Mr. JaQnith l. only one Of the
members of this Club, but We as 3
body are willing to back any assertion
We make through these columns
VIII the editor kindly inform rs how
to distinguish Cuban Itch from
Smallpox
Hugh T. Patiison's banquet 70 the
Iron County Club viii take place the
4th OF May The invitations viii soon
be issued. and We will forward them 10
every member Of this Club. and hope
they viii all attend. Il will cost yon
nothing. boys, and Hnghey promises 10
show ns 3 good time.
The benefit of Arthur E Geserich 81
the Imperial Theatre last Monday was
well represented By different members
Of our Club Of which he Is one Of the
members Of the Entertainment Com
niftee. Arthur cleared few dollars,
and be did not forget the boys after
the show
Fer6 kaths, who has lately recor-
cred from 3 q severe attack OF typhoid
fever, accom- panied By his sister, Miss
Aanie. passed through St Louis last
Wednesday for few weeks stay at
his old home II Pilot Knob. Ferd Wis
ited the Club and stated that while
convasesciog. he would be on the look
out for the weekly copies Of the ST.
Louis letter.
Mr.. Joseph Stafford, Of Steelville,
Mo-, l. in the city this week Joe is
buying implements for his farm
Jno. W. Jaeuith spent Easter Srn-
day with home folks Al Pilot Knob.
The Club Is in receipt Of an aoony-
nous poem, and from the writing Of
same, ne are inclined TO think Il was
written b. one of orr lady friends We
are al = loss 10 understand why the
fair writer did not sign her name TO
the excellent piece ss il was pro-
nonnced By the poets Of the GE0be-Den-
ocr1s and ST. Lexis Ssar worthy Of
mention, and Ii 70 occupy q foremost
part IA any journal We beg 10 thank
the poetess through these columns.
and should she favor rs with her sd
dress. she viii be well awarded
Mr. Wn- Gross. Of Ironton- Me-, l.
in the city this week buying In 8 sup
ply OF goods for bis store
Wn- J. Tual. Of Arcadia No. Was
seen on Broadway the fore part Of the
week
E r Graves. Of Doe Ran. No. one
Of ne Missouri Commissioners 70 the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.
" z, passed through ST. Louis Sun
5as Mr. Graves made . pleasant
call On she Clnb-
Mr.. Wn. Thomson Cashier Of the
Boatnenss Bank. and veil known
thronghouf the Arcadia Valley. has
congratulated lhe Club On fheir work