Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-01-23
st. Louis Letter.
EDITED BY j. w. JAoUIrH & co.
LET'S HAPPY BE.

Come Ho! my friends, while music blends,
Wen have a social glass together;
Wen court the muses., quaff the wine,
While blood runs high well sing together.
In bygone times the sweetest chimes
That sons OF toll could borrow,
Were not so bright as those tonight,
Away, away with sorrow.
'Tis said It's wrong to rush the throng
That life is prone to carry;
But you, my friends, know glory tends
On songs that never tarry.
So come, my friends, while music blends,
Well clink and drink together;
And when the dawn says night is gone
Wen homeward DER the heather.
Doctor c. L. Blanks was in the city
and paid q visit to the Club. While
here the doctor bought a new set OF
surgical instruments, including a new
Ratchet.
Mrs. Fred Killalee has purchased
the stock of groceries of j. Danuser Of
HOS Bayard avenue. This is one Of
the finest locations in the city, and we
wish Mrs. Killalee success in her new
venture. Fred is now happy, as be
says he sees a steady job in sight.
Minnetonka Tribe No. 43, l. o. U.
r. M, (Indians) will give a masquer-
ade ball Saturday evening, January
25th, at Uhrig Cave Hall. All Iron
County Club boys are invited, and
tickets a be had on application al
Club headquarters, gratis.
Julius Rodach attended a ball given
by the South St. Louis Turner's at their
hall last Saturday night. Jules is
getting to be quite a foot artist, and
will show some of his skill at the Rec
Mems ball.
Miss Nettie Trauernicht of Irondale
Mo-, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Ernest Ebrecht, OF this city.
Col. Jack Snasdell has resigned hi
position as manager OF the Imperial
bar. TIL.
We understand Sam Lowenstein has
gone IN a hunting expedition. Sam Is
quite an expert at shooting-craps.
Doctor Spitz says that owing to bust
ness stagnation, he is contemplating
Withdrawing from the Club. We would
be sorry to lose the DOCTORS patronage as
it was through his influence and earnest
work that we have attained our pres
ent high standing in the literary world.
The following item, taken from the
last Issue of the JeWiSb Voice, does moi
"a St. Louis Jew offers us his financial
assistance to maintain this paper,
which he considers a great help in the
cause of Judaism. We appreciate the
generous offer, but we do not need it.
The JeWiSh Voice needs only the good
will of our people, and we are happy
to say it has it
This also holds good with the Iror
County Club, as the last report from
our treasurer shows that we were
never in better financial circumstances
than at present, having lately received
several large donations from wei
known patrons.
Bill Mcfarland has secured a regu
lar run as passenger brakeman on the
Iron Mountain. Billy paid us a pleas
ant visit, and we wish to say that hi
looks very oficious in his new uniform
England is now raving owe the new
style of coat adopted lately by King
Edward VII, consisting of a sacque Gu
short, with velvet cuffs and collar
The Beau Brummels of the Iron Count,
Club have for a long time worm thii
style. and no doubt King Edward
arbiters Of fashion copied it from them
as our brother member Fred Smith i
quite conspicuous around 10th ant
Pine with this style.
Mr.. G. l.. Hilleary informs the Clul
that he will shortly leave for New
York to meet Prince Henry, and will
tender to his highness one of the BIZ
Four's handsomest trains to conve,
him to St. Louis. Mr.. Hilleary is tn,
genial passenger agent for that line.
Sam Lowenstein has a bad attack o
Hart" failure.
Ed Fairchild OF the Missouri Pacifi
is visiting friends in the Valley.
Mayor Ed Immer-is again seer OF
Change. Ed has Just return from
visit to his sister. Mrs. H. Jones, @
Arkansas.
Hon. Snake Kinney of the 4th ward
he of thsshigh hat fame, will shortl
open a magnificent cafe on 9th street
between Pine and Olive. Snake ha
invited the boys to the opening.
Mrs. Sherrils of EIvins, Mo-, is visit
ing friends in the CITY,,
There is an epidemic of smallpox il
the Flat River district. Over 10'
!, cases have been reported in that par
of the country.
3 A stranger in a Strange Land" a
the Imperial this week has proved t
be a poor play, and made poorer on &C
count Of young Corbitt refusing t
t meet Frank Parent, stating that h
| would not meet any St, Louis anna
teurs while here. Many of the patron
went away Disguised, and vociferousl
. demanded the return of their money.
! Barney Frauentha], we are informed
! will be manager of the several bureau
of information that the Terminal ]
contemplating erecting around Unto
Station. We understand Barney !
studying German, so as TO enable hit
!, to entertain Prince Henry and hi
: suite.
J, The managers Of the Worlds Fai
have conferred with the Club as to tn
advisability Of postponing the date c
' the fair. We have informed them ths
, this does not meet with our approva'
as we have made all preparations as t
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