Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-07-23

couples ineonveniently near to any
other of the couples. Did the parents
Of these girls know where their
daughters we're? II they didn't, our
informant says they UiH know upon a
repetition OF this offense against good
conduct, not to say good morals. II
grief ONE to some Of these giddy-
pates a great outcry will arise as to
mans inhumanity to women, when the
brunt Of the blame properly attaches
to the women themselves. And some
parents will awake to the truth that
they have been criminally negligent
in the care OF those God has placed in
their charge.
One hundred and fifty inmates of
the Fulton Hospital for Insane will be
brought to the local hospital within q
few days. At the board meeting of
the hospital, held here Monday of last
week, information was sent to Gov
ernor Dockery that Hospital No. 4 is
now ready TO receive $50 patients and
has made all arrangements to ccom
modate shat number. Governor Dock
cry accordingly went 10 Fulton last
Saturday to arrange for the transfer.
AS yet the management Of the local
institution has received no positive
information from the Governor rela.
tive to the exact date when the
patients will be transferred, but it is
generally understood that some officer
will be sent from this place to super
intend the transfer of the patients.
The majority, and possibly all of the
patients, will be Southeast Missourians.
The change is being made to relieve
the crowded condition of the Fulton
hospital. The bill ordering the trans
fer vas introduced by Senator Chas.
Walker and carries with it an appro-
priation OF 81, 500 to meet the expense
of making the change -Farnlington
Times.
Father Wernert was most a~greeably
surprised this week by Mrs. Kuhn and
Mrs. G. Wheelehon, who called upon
him and presented a purse, the do
nation of many of his friends. AS the
Ursuline Sisters have built a new home
for Father Wernert, the ladies' of the
parish were anxious to do their share
in furnishing it. The following are
the names of the contributors and the
amounts:
E. d. AXE, $500; Mrs. S. Andrews,
S., 90; J. Lopez, IS 90; Mrs, j. Man
gold, S. 90; L. Schach, $500; VIM.
Sshwab, $500; G. Scharper, SIS 90;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wheelehon, So 90;
Chas. Kuhn, $500; P. O'Brieu, So 90;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Inner, So 90; L..
Miller, $500; j. Nagel, $500; H.
Farmhouse, $1.0O; Mrs. Bose, $1.00;
c. Craven, $1.00; Mr.. Durfee, 81. 90;
Mr.. Effinger, $1.O0; Mrs. G. Eldracher,
81. 90; Mrs. Goehner, 81 90; E. Gun
ton, $1.O0; Mrs. S. Gosney, $1.00;
Mrs. Jones, $1.00; Mrs. Kuhn, 81. 90;
G. Kuhn, $1,00; Mrs. Jos. Madlinger,
81 90; Mrs. A. Madlinger, $1.00; DR..
l. Marshall, $1.00; A. Ney, $1.00;
Mrs. Thayer, 81 90; Mrs. W. A. Paule,
LOO; Mrs. A. Rasche, $1.00; Mrs.
R%othenflew, $1.00; Mrs. A. Roehry,
$1.O0; G. Schultz, $1.00; Miss M.
Soulard, $1.00; Mrs. Turner, $1.00;
Mrs. w. H. Thomson, $1.00; Mrs.
Vandorn, $1.00; Mrs. White, $1.00;
W. G. Whitworth, 81 co.; Mrs. Albright,
SOC; Mr.. Allen, sos; Mrs. Robinson,
SOC.
The donation received amounted to
$40. so. Father Wernert takes this
occasion to tender his most sincere
thanks for the spontaneous and unex-
pected token of kindness on the part
of his parishioners and many friends.