Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-03-28
NUMBER 40.

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special brew, and denounced the brew
cry for making him carry same.
Jere Hunt. the popular Passenger
Agent of the G. & A. r. R., informs US
that he is working on new system,
but has not yet explained the intrica-
cies of the same. Jere however prom
ised to visit the Club, and help initiste
some new members in the Royal Order
of Buffalos, the same being side de-
gree of the Royal Order of Turtles.
The Club begs to thank the editor OF
this paper for several extra copies OF
his publication. Several of the boys
have subscribed, and several more have
promised to do so.
Louis Mendte, of the Jester, promis-
es to solve the problem of aerial navi-
CATION. So far he has confined his ex-
periments to mice, which are dropped
from the top floor of the Jester hotel,
fixed to one OF his models. They land
in perfect safety, but sometimes cause
CONSERVATION to passing pedestrians.
Miss Ada Farmer, of Ironton, Mo-.
is taking course of stenography at
Perkins & Herpel College.
Miss Belle Muffley, of Ironton, Mo-,
is taking a course of voice culture
in this city. She has promised to sing
at one of the Clubs entertainments in
the near future.
Miss Lulu Gillian, of Ironton, Mo-,
is at the firm of Levis-Zukoski Mercan-
tile Co., where she is laying in beau
tiful and magnigcent supply of ladies
spring bonnets. Girls, don't forget
Miss Gillian when you want new cas-
| ter hat.
Our athletic member, VIM. j. Biel,
Assistant General Manager of the St.
Louis Stamping Co., of Granite City.
| ILL.,. brought honor to himself and the
| Club at the indoor meet at the Collse-
| um Saturday. March 23d, by beating
| the worlds amateur record held by
Mr.. Powers, in pole vaulting. VIII
| cleared the hurdle at II foot 10 inches.
beating the st. Louis record by over
two feet. His success is partly due to
the complete training he has under
gone under the instruction of Mr..
Fathman of Park Avenue. Frank Par
| ent also made a record for himself.
Frank ran five miles in the wonderful
time of "a minutes 10 seconds. and no
one was more proud OF his success than
| Mr.. Fritsch, his trainer. These feats
were simply given as exhibitions as
| the authorities would not let them COM
pete with the amateur class.
Mr.. B. E. Billings, the we'll, known
postal clerk who is frequent visitor
of the Valley, will address the Club at
their coming banquet given to them by
Mr. Pattison in the near future at his
new Morgan Club.
/ Mr.. VIM. Trauernicht, OF Middle
brook, Mo-, was seen going down
Broadway the other day reading the
Iron County Club notes in this paper.
Miss Lavinia Charlton left Thursday
morning for three months visit to
friends at Mangum, Okla. One of our
members is correspondingly disconso-
late at the prospect of a three months
Club life staring him in the face
Editor G. A. Byers, OF the Iron
County Eagle, spent st. Patrick's day
in St. Louis viewing the big parade.
r. l.. Legate, the genial operator oil
the l.. & N z. R., made a business
trip to Henderson, KY, but returned
in time to capture the pay car on the
10Th.
Edward Stefens, our first Vice-Presi'
dent. and Hon. John Thomas Brady
: accompanied by their lady friends
were seen looking for .'The Great
White Diamond" at the Imperial Thea
ire Tuesday.
Move Logan, manager of c. E. Hilts
Shoe Co., has been elected as dele
gate to Buffalo, n. Y, as a representa-
tive of the Retail Clerks National I'm
ion which convenes there about the Is
of April. The Club wishes him
pleasant trip.
w. r. Donnell, Jr., of Hillshoro
Mo-, has been in st. Louis guest a
the Laclede Hotel.
Joe. A. Reyburn, representing hi
, cornuauv. started on his spring tril
over the Mo. Pac. and /. M. & S. R'y
,Joe carries very beautiful line o
shoes, and he has also made applica
!, tion for membership in the /. c. c.
P. w. Schneider. of Graniteyille
. Mo-, was in the city, and paid YER
pleasant visit to the Club.
s Ferd L.. Inner, of Grand & Finne
Ave-, had his store beautifully decor
!, ated on st. Patrick's day. Ferd is ais
one of ou7 Vice-Presiderts.
We are reliably informed that
party of Pilot Knob capitalists hav
secured a lease on Oak Hill, and wi
d transform the same. into an orchard
We understand that our good frient
e Valentine Efinger, is at the heads {
syndicate.
e VIM. Elsman, of Pilot Knob. hf
. written the Club, asking them to g1'
him their support in his coming ma.
: orality race at the coming city election
Sure thing Billy, If there's anything
it.
If Sam Lowenstein says that while
l. has to confine himself to fried liv'
l. and Irish stew at the free lunch cou
n ter at the Jester. his co-workers, Hug
,t T. Pattison, and Prof. Jas. Cunnin
" ham, are regaliug themselves
double porterhouse steaks and che
IL suey at the Morgan Club at a dollar
H. throw, and are growing so corpule
D. that they fail to recognize their o
re comrade of the past. Don't pay al
" attention to the Deuchemars, Sam.
asl F. W. Pullfam, who has been co
IN nected with the Kansas City Time
e-I Kansas City Press, Rock Mounta
q. Negs, Fort Scott Society Scepter, al
OF sporting correspondent OF var1o
eastern papers, and who is now ioc