Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-06-18

While in Ironton last week in
company with Sheriff Fits, we
had the pleasure of Injecting sever
al of the county officials among
whom were j. M. Hawkins, circuit
clerk, Joseph Reyburn, county
clerk, John L. Marshall, sheriff.
and Mr.. Damron, prosecuting
attorney. All were busy at work
and at their posts of dnty, and it
is our opinion that a better set OF
county officials can not be found
in the State than Iron county has
at the present time. Especially
do | say this of the gentlemen
named above, for | have known
them long and know them to be
men we'll qualified for the posi-
tons they hold, and a few min
utes' time of inspection of their
system of keeping the various ac-
counts and records shows that
their talent is being exerted toward
the advancement and upbuilding
of the county of Iron. Also we
called on our old friend Eli D. AXE,
the venerable Editor OF. 1.-The IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, who, assisted
by his son, Frank, was busily n
gagged in printing the annual finan-
Ncial statement of the county
CentreUilLe Outlook.
Last week the pupils of the Ar
cadia parochial school gave their
parents and friends quite a de-
lightful entertainment, in the COL
lege music hall, by elocution, mu-
sic and song. The minims attract
ed the most attention by their
motion songs. In "What's This?"
it,: required a good dealof attention
to find the right fingers at the prop
er moments there were SO many of
them, but the minims found them,
all right. They all seemed quite
willing to dance when "Thumb-
kins says he'll Dance" and did it.
The "Doll's Hospital was very
entertaining to all doll devotees.
The terrible ailments of the dolls
made them gasp in anxiety, but
when all the dolls were cured,
smiles returned. The Ethiopian
dialogues we're also we'll received.
The songs we're given in proper
harmony, and america" was
sung with youthful enthusiasm,
and with gleeful waving OF flags.
When at the conclusion of the
programme the pupils received
their prizes: rewards for good
conduct, attendance, attention and
progress in studies, the pupils
concluded that going to the Area
dia parochial school was worth
living for. But when in the after
noon at the picnic on the convent
grounds, ice creams, cakes and
candy and-well, let's stop-then
the millennium seemed to be about
as near at hand as could be.
PROGRAMME.
Song-"Welcome."
Prologue. l.. Kuhn.
When We Are Men (Boys). Minims.
Poem-An Alphabet Lesson. M. Zahn.
Dialogue-Wonderful Eggs. A. Ney and
!. Player.
Music-The Robins Lullaby. NJ. Player
Poem-Grace and Dolly. H. Clarkson.
Chorus-What's This? Motion Song.
my Home in the Big City. H. Rosen-
treter.
The Small Boys Troubles. G. Evans.
Music-Ouincy Waltz. Ii. Clarkson.
The Dolls Hospital. E. Player, L,
Kuhn, H. Clarkson, E. Knight, E. Rosen-
~treter, NJ. Zahn, H. Rosentreter.
Music-The Little Patriot March. M
Player.
Dialogue = The Railroad Catastrophe
P. Whelehon, F. Mulligan.
Poem-Rosebud or Thorn. E. Rosen-
treter.
The Wonderful Scholar. M. Player,
B. Evans, P. Ney.
Poem-The Fairies. C. Ney.
Song. Merry Brown Thrush.
Browns Example. A. Ney.
Mattie's View of House, leaning. L,
Kuhn.
Music-Circus Galop. P. Whelehon.
Poem-The Little Bird. E. Player.
Motion Song-Thumbkins Say I'll Dance
Recitation-Jennie McNeal. J. Reich.
ert.
What Little Boys Can Do. c. Evans
E. Player, o. Rosentreter, F. Buckley, A.
Richert, G. Clarkson.
R~ecitation-The Schoolroom We Love
the Best.
Recitation ~ How Jennie Saved the
Worlds Fair Train. B. Evans.
Song-Golden Rule.
Recitation-Our Wonderful Hired Man
A Ney.
Song-America.
Valedictory. Senior Glass.
Song-Lovely June!