Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-29
Annapolis News.

We had a fine rain here Saturday,
regular water-spout-and looks much
like rain this afternoon.
Walter S. Deboard was arrested last
Thursday by Constable John Reed, of
Des Arc, and a~rraigned before the JUS
tice of the Peace at Annapolis on the
charge of assaulting his wife. He en-
tered a plea Of not guilty and was re-
leased on a bond of $3.50 for his APP
p%earance May Goth, when the Ease will
be tried. Deboard has been married
ten months.
Thomas Keathley and wife of Rey-
nolds county were in town to-day.
D.. A. Worley went to Jewett to-day
to take Mrs. Leonard and her three
children of Arkansas to her father Mr..
Griffin, whom she has not seen for a
long time.
Town has been very quiet for some
time, but a gale blew up Saturday
night. Some of the boys and a wom-
an had quite a fight and a running
match at the barber shop. No one
much hurt.
James Campbell's broken arm is
about well and he will try tie making
again this week.
Sarah Kitchell, who was blown up
with a dynamite cap, is improving as
fast as could be expected. DR.. White
sides of Des Arc was the attending
physician and did good work. He and
DR.. Whitesides of Greenville-a twin
brother-came to Annapolis last We'd
nesday and performed an operation on
D. A. Worley's little girls foot. She
has suffered much with it and it is
hoped will be permanently cured.
Corn, oats and grass are looking
fine, and we have the promise of fine
gardens and lots of potatoes this sum-
mer.
John T.. Webb, Ida Lloyd and Ed
Lloyd and wife have gone to the river
on fishing trip.
Circuit court convenes at Center
vile, in Reynolds county, May 26th.
Several important cases on the dock
ct. Several of the Worleys are here
from Piedmont, en- route to Center
vile.
Russell Bros. have sold out their saw
mill in Reynolds county to Reese g.
Warner of Annapolis. They are want
ing men and teams.
Work in the lead mine at Des Arc
progresses. T. p. Fitz brought me a
fine specimen of mineral from there
last week. If there is much of it, it
certainly will pay to mine. There is
every indication of lead, copper, silver
and nickel all through this section. I
understand the first car of mineral was
shipped Friday.
Robert Fancher is paying Ironton a
visit this week.
Rev. Joel Lewis has been holding a
meeting here most Of the time the past
two weeks. Brother Lewis is a Bap-
fist preacher and a good man.
VIM. Brewer left Annapolis last
night for "taller timber.n
Some land buyers in town Sunday
morning but don't know what has be-
come Of them. One Of them hired a
horse from Dave Culton and was to
be back at noon, but had not showed
up at dark.
Tt seems that the Missing Link APP
pie & Nursery Co., of Clayton, Ills, is
not satisfied with some proceedings in
Squire Kitchell's court and have been
sending some threatening letters. AS
for a bond the justice has done, but il
he has wronged that company out of a
penny, he Is willing to make 1t good
at any old time and place.
Richard Hackworth Of Des Arc is In
a hospital In st. Louis to be operated
on for appendicitis.
Noah s. Harris is getting ready to
move to st. Louis.
Another good rain this (Monday)
morning. BULLETIN.