Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-12-19
ITON NO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10 1912 NUMBER %.
Annapolis News.

DER, ana dust a-pianty; sun SHIN
ing bright, and hope it will remain
so as it suits our old clothes down
here best.
Was glad to read that good
letter of Walter sStrother written
in California, as he always was a
friend of your correspondent and
always willing TO pnt out help
ing hand to the sAedy any and
everywhere he might go Also he
was principally rgared here but
has made wonderful change in
the past ten years. He is wellliked
by all who know him in Iron and
surrounding counties. Would be
glad TO read letter in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER every week
from him.
A. L. Daniel, deputy sheriff of
Iron County, was in town Friday
rounding up witnesses for the
coming called term of the Circuit
Court, which convenes December
16, 1912, with Judge Evans on the
bench from West Plains, Howell
County, Missouri, to try the AM
napolis boys on charge of felony,
1t is hoped the young men in
custody may get relieved this
court and that the charges against
them be determined one way or
the other.
This town is quiet at present,
although plenty of booze when
the boys want it, for young and
old.
Two-thirds of the people from
this town will be in Ironton Mon
day to attend court, and it is
hoped they will get relieved on
the same day.
Esquire Kitchell has a call to
Vulcan Monday, or near there, to
execute six deeds, but he is
billed for Ironton Monday, ten
O'Clock on the same date, as a
witness in behalf of the State of
Missouri and cannot be at both
places on the same date.
There has been a change in rail-
road passenger trains but it is of
no advantage to this town as No.
10 gets here, north bonnd, at 4
O'Clock and | minute, while it
stood at 5:05 O'Clock. All trains
for time are out of order on sched-
ule for this place.
Santhuff & Bear are sending in
lots of nice fine pine lumber here
at the present time. Robert San
thuff is now shipping in lum ber
here every day.
Thomas p Fitz has made APP
plication for the postofioe at Des
Arc so as to be on time with other
parties that are aspiring for the
same office.
Mr., johnson Of Black river is
delivering some fine Gennetin ap-
pies to this town for 75 cents per
bushel.
DR.. A. O'Bannon and wife have
gone down in the southeast part
of the state to preach for the
winter and will go later to Florida.
The writer wishes him success.
John Warren of Chloride is a
guest of Gus Funk to-day.
1t would be o great convenience
to the people of Annapolis for a
local phone to be run from here
direct to Ironton, also to Jewett,
on Leatherwood, Madison County,
Missouri.
The cross ties and switch ties
were pretty we'll loaded out here
last week, but ties came in by the
wholesale Saturday, so much that
one can hardly miss them at
tpresent.
Jesse White, of this place, be-
came i'll in st. Louis the past week
and his mother went to the city
and brought him home. He is
now getting along O. X. and goes
where he pleases.
Pork is retailing at 5 and 10 cents
here and mutton the same.
! Newt Campbell was in town
Saturday on his way home to Sa-
bula, Mo.
Weddings are scarce in this Sec
ton of the community.
John Colenbach, the pumper for
the |. M & S. Ry. Go. Of this place,
has been promoted to look after
bumpers all up and down the
road. He was in town this morn
ing and told the correspondent
that he had been warned by q
subpoena to appear in the Circuit
Court next Monday morning as 9
| witness in behalf Of the state.
j Charles Reynolds rs, still here
but expects to 60 back to Rood
house, Illinois, in the near future
to work in the ice plant.
/ William Shelton of Brunot
passed through town yesterday
! with a fine team enroute to two
miles above Centerville, whore b,
will engage in the saw mill busi
ness, and was wanting teamster
offered $3.50 per day for man t,
haul logs and could find no on
THAT would drive AZ that and ore