Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-14
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. r
Tierney of North Grand Ave.

Is b guest OF her mother. MRS. r
Tierney of North Grand Ave.
Anton Roehry, of I~ronton. Mo-.
was in St. st. Louis last week. He
called at Club headquarters, and was
greatly impressed with the Clubs new
hall. Anybody thinking the Iron Co.
Club is 3 myth. We respectfully refer
them to Mr.. Roehry.
Chief Clerk Charlton and family. to-
gether with our worthy President.
spent q delightful Sunday at the coun-
try residence of the formers son-in-law.
Mr.. George Fernley, at Normandy, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. are noted for their
magnificent manner of entertaining
and cordial hospitality, and lack OF all
undue formality assures the guests oil
their perfect welcome, and makes them
| feel entirely at home. In our busy
world, it is always q keen delight to
meet those who find their happiness in
making others happy.
Geo. Bleich and Conductor Chas.
Harris, of Maiden, Mo-, were in the
city as delegates from Maiden Lodge
r. o. o. T. They were in conference
with MIR. j. B. Terry of the local en-
terrain meut committee, but we have
not yet learned of the exact date that
the twentieth century crawl has been
decided upon.
Col. Jno. Murphy of the q. S. Secret
| Service, sand Deputy q. S. Marshal
W. W. Nall returned TO the city Thurs
| day from a trip to New Orleans, La.
The Molders & Helpers Union OF
Granite City. ILL.,, will give a ball at
the K. of P. Hall on the evening OF
February 10th at Granite City, Ill.
The Club has been cordially invited.
| Success to you, boys.
Misses Theresa and irene Inner, OF
| Pilot Knob, Mo-, are visiting their
brothers of Grand & Finney AYES.
E. w. Killalee, late of the 9th Artil-
lery, u. S. A., now stationed al Fort
Bayard, New Mexica, has forwarded to
the Iron Co. Goodfellow Club a box oil
foreign coins gathered by him while
in the Philippines, with instructions
that they be distributed among the
boys as relics of the Philippine War.
VIM. Kaths, of the r. M. S., and
Aug. Inner, of Bryant & Stratton
College, called It Club headquarters
| this week where they witnessed the
| two act drama entitled 1.-The Twentieth
| Century Up To Date" that is being re-
hearsed as a part of the entertainment
to be presented when the Royal Or
| der of Turtles" have their first annual
| crawl to be held here some time next
month.
Mrs. F. j. Killalee gave a box party
- - TI.-Ts-- Tloakno . - n
| Der of her friends of the South Side be-
fore her departure to Los Angeles.
Cal, via. San Antonio, Tex, where
she will join the Tnompson's tourists
| for old Mexico. She will return about
June or July.
Hermann Pfoertner, of the Shickle.
| Harrison-Howard Iron Co. is confined
to his home with an attack of the grip.
We hope to see him out again
Mr.. Ferd l.. Inner. OF Inner Bros.
| Grand & Finney, is the proud possess
or of a e National Cash Register
which Is kept ringing constantly or
account of Ferd's increased business.
Mr.. L. A. Seitz, the well known
South 4th st. druggist, is establishing
quite a record as an amateur actor. Ii
a farce written by Mr.. w. Fl. Lamont
a member of the Alumni Association
of the ST. Louis College of Pharmacy
entitled 1.-The Corner Drug Store
which was presented by the druggists
of this city at the Liederkranz Hal
last week, Mr.. Seitz vas quite a con
~spicuous character in s'Rosinsky" from
Morgan street.
Another grand masquerade reception
was given on the evening of February
9th at the Masonic Hall. 1t was q
great success in the financial way. We,
however, were very sorry to see very
few of the Iron Co. branch in attend
ance, and we could see by the wistfu
looks of the large number of ladies IL
attendance that there was something
lacking, and no doubt the boys will bt
called upon to make an explanation
for their absence. On account of the
absence of 1.-The boys" the affair passed
off very quietly. We. however, wer'
glad to note the broad smiling counte
nance of our friend Mr.. Barney Resger
in the hall.
Il JOYS OF HOME.
You may dream of far off joys,
By mountain side or sea,
The charms of Arcadia Valley,
Are good enough for me.
Content am I in Goulding's park,
Or by Sylvan Lake so fair,
Or by the ripping Shut-In streams,
Or exc the sweet des-Valley.
Though other loving spots there be,
Where grateful souls may roam,
So sing who will of land or sea,
I'll sing the joys of home.
u. c. Poet.
l. G.. A. G.
Ca. A.. N.--h