Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-10
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1914.

ld4uily III AuudPOllr. anu Wull6 mere
took trip to st. Louis to see the ball
game and returned home Sunday.
Abby Culton was good girl and did
we'll when she was united in matri-
mony to Mr.. Polite.
Late corn, since the rain, is coming
out and will make half-yield at any
rate.
Mr.. Curby, south of Annapolis, is
working his grapes up into "Wm. ].
Bryan grape cider" He has at pres
ent about five barrels of Bryan grape
juice stored away and still making it
as fast as he can work his grapes up.
D. A. Worley is building an addition
to his wagon factory in Annapolis and
when completed it will be a great
help to John J.. Webb's merchantile
business.
James Slusher is now taking care of
the Block System telephones.
In last weeks issue wish to recall
the statement that John Thompson
was dead. 1t was his son, who died
suddenly and sent for his wife.
Mr.. Brewer, Of Piedmont, Mo-, is in
town to-day repairing cars. This
makes the second time in four days
he has had to come up here.
There have been lots of Drummers
in town thepast week, They certain
ly meant business as they carried
trunks as large as common country
shanty used to be in the forties and
fifties.
Jesse Culton will start out on the
road again tomorrow and don't know
where he will be sent to when he gets
to st. Louis. May be that he will be
sent to Canada and hopes he will.
Robert Miller is making first class
postmaster at Annapolis and will
move the post-office to more con-
venient place in the near future.
Joseph Brewer will not move to
Flat RIVER as was thought sometime
ago. He has concluded to stay here
on his farm and eat corn-bread and
pork chops with the rest of us.
The rape cases would have cost the
LState 81, 800 less than they did ifyour
correspondent had managed those
suits. But it is done now, and pay up
the costs and prepare for more.
William Lewis is in town this morn
ing with more Real Estate affairs.
John L. Jackson made flying trip
to Redford and back last week.
Old man Clark, whom I thought
dead years ago, is yet living andholds
forth at Mineral Point and is hale and
hearty. He used to live here and at
Sabula, Mo.
Loss Hughes, OF, ,Sabula, Mo-, dice
last Friday morning at 4:20 O'Clock
He had been confined to his bed for
over six months with dropsy- a
mighty hard disease to overcome and
get we'll. He leaves a widow and
several children to mourn the loss of
a good husband and father. They
ought to be good and bear the cross
to meet him in Heaven.
Reese & Farr are loading out their
ties to-day.
Charles e. Boleh's ties will be load
ed out tomorrow by Piedmont
crew that will come up here on local
train.
| E. Wagner will start next week tc
hunt for his wife, who has been
gone about two months and hasn't
| been heard of since she left here. Hel
husband is quite uneasy thinking she
may have been foully dealt with OF
killed in some OF those railroad wrecks
of late.
Bro. John Seal preached to the
people of Annapolis last night. Mr.
Seal lives in Annapolis, and we are
glad to have SO many good people tc
come in our midst the past two ol
three years.
Marion Tucker, of Taskee, Mo-, hal
moved to Annapolis and is working
in the Handle Factory here.
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