Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-05-11
Ladies' Hat Bargains.

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I MER HATS in the All-White }
5 and Black-an White, at Very Z
! Reasonable Prices, at 5
s The Style Shop. s
The six-year-old son of, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Callison was fatally burn
ed by falling into aftub of hot soap at
the home of Mr.. John A. Signer on
Marble Creek last Thursday afternoon
about five o'clock. The Signers and
Collisions are neighbors and the boy
had gone with his mother to the Sig
ner farm where they were making
soap. A kettle of hot soap had just
been poured into a tub and another
tub placed on top of it. In some way
or other, when no one was noticing,
the little fellow got the top tub off and
fell into the new-made soap. The
body and limbs were horribly burned
and he suffered greatest agony until
sometime the following day, when
death came to his relief. TITS, indeed,
a sad experience and the parents have
universal sympathy in their grief and
sorrow.
On Friday evening, May 9Th, a
lecture and demonstration of the Pro-
gressive Series of Piano Lessons was
given by Messrs. E. R. Kroeger and
F. E. DeWeese, before a. select
audience of teachers and alumni of
of the Kroeger School of Music. Mr..
DeWeese is st. Louis Sales Manager
for Art Publication Society, Publishers
of the Progressive series, of which
Leopold Godowsky, the celebrated
Viennese pianist, is editor-in- chief
and Josef Holman, Emil Sauer,
and others of the most celebrated
musical authorities, associate editors
Miss Irene Marshall attended the de-
m%onstration and will teach the Pro-
gressive series at the beginning of a
new term. This method is being used
by the leading Universities and Con-
se%rvatories throughout the country
including Cornell S. U. of Nebraska,
the Sternberg School in Philadelphia,
and the Kroeger School in st. Louis.
1t was my good fortune to attend a
Sacred Concert at the Arcadia Col
lege, given by the senior members OF
the Conservatory Department last
Thursday evening. The following
programme was rendered.
Opening Observation-Disclosures! Hal
lelujah!"-Two Pianos; four Per-
formers.
Essay-'sA Mission of Music"-Miss
F. Matthews.
Piano Observation-Disclosures M
Schaaf.
Reading-'Thais''-Miss A. Haas.
Ensemble "Cujus Animam''- Two
pianos; two Performers.
Vocal Solo-"Angels Serenaden-Misi
M. Sehaaf.
Reading-tStory of the Faithful Soul
Pant. "Soul,n Miss F. Matthews;
st. Michael, Miss l.. White; Reader
Miss E. Cronin.
Vocal Chorus-''The Angep'-Seniol
Vocal Glass.
Piano Solo-''The Rosary"-Miss E
Cogho.
Ensemble-"Ave Maria" -(Adapta.
ton of Prelude @ Minor-Bach.>
Viollns, Voices, Organ. Two pianos;
four Performers.
Closing acknowledgements March
-Four Pianos; eight Performers.
Address.
have SO often spoken commend
ingly of the entertainments given a
this institution that praise of their ex
%cellence may seem like repetition toe
oft repeated. Yet the pleasure | gel
from them ought to be taken in full
excuse. The music department, fol-
fullness and thoroughness, is excellet
by no school in the State, and no one
with Emusic in his soul" but must heal
with delight the treat any n of these
entertainments tenders him. Las
Thursdays programme was no ex'
ception to the rule in high-class sub
ject and fitting production. The happy
faces of bouyant youth, the concord
Of sweet sounds, the grace and beauty
Of those doing us honor-all made al
ensemble interesting and pleasing in
deed. May good fortune attend every
fair participant and her life be one
sweet song of love and JOY and peace
The city has purchased an Austir
Air Compressor Oiling Machine fol
oiling the streets, which arrived lasI
Friday. It has a tank capacity of 45I
gallons and cost In the neighbor hood
Of $3.50 including freight. This is on,
Of the most approved and satisfactory
street and road oilers manufactured
and,is said to save from 25 to so PEI
cent wastage OF oil over the OLE
sprinkler heretofore used on oul
streets. However much or little Of
there may be in the tank Of the Aus
tin, the air. compressor insures a reg,
ular and even flow Of OIL. withou0
waste from iolting or passing over I'M,