Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-09-17

neighbors, and having been turned
down by the Prosecuting Attorney of
Iron county she has ventured out to
Centerville in Reynolds county to lay
Eher case before the Prosecuting At
torney of that county and IL there is
no virtue in law and counsellors and
attorneys at law she will taks the
case up with the backwoods statutes
and use the shot gun. The lady was
legally entitled to a warrant in Iron
county and it may have to end in this
county. She has been offered a
sacrifice of dollars and cents to drop
the case and say no more, and she
would not agree to it, as it is a plain
case and committed in Iron county or
near the line of Iron and Reynolds
counties and either county ought to
prosecute. If it had been some An
napolis boy it would have been at
tended to at once and he now would be
looking through the gates in Iron
county jail, eating VIM. Blues pork
and beans.
Jesse Culton went down to the SUIT
ton school house to church Saturday
night and got holy, and to-day he is
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face as we'll as blue marks about his
eyes from the fall out of the vehicle
driven by him.
There will be a big meeting start in
Annapolis this week, about Thursday
coming and there is expected a good
time while the meeting is goingsson. 1t
will be taken care of by Rev. j. w.
Alcorn, General Baptist preacher, and
the Rev. Ellis Reed of Crane Pond.
ESQUIRE Kitehell was called to Sabula
Monday morning to do some notary
work for James Shy of the Lead Belt
country.
John McHenry was in Annapolis
the past week putting up notices of a
big sale of town lots in Piedmont, Mo-,
Septempber II, 1914.
A. Reese and s. Kitchell laid in q
supply of watermelons last Saturday
morning as there were four car loads
pulled through Annapolis by the loca-
freight, and the prices getting within
reason of apoor mans pocket book.
Mr.. Walter Woods of Logan Greek,
who wac principally reared in Gran
iteville, was in Annapolis after q
gasoline engine mounted on vehicle
and prepared to cut wood. A span Of
horses can pull it from place to place
and cut woodfor his neighbors if they
should want it done. Mr.. Wood looks
as natural as he did while a babe and
the correspondent has known him
ever since he was born at Dickena
Valley, near where he now lives on
Logan Greek, at the John r. George
farm.
That tragedy that took place near
Vulcan the snight of September 9th
was a sad affair and seems to be en-
shrouded in mystery. Two young
meu, scarcely out of their teens, cut
down like brutes and no effort being
made to %apprehend the murderers,
There is NO doubt in my mind that il
the matter was properly investigated
the guilty parties would be found out
Mrs. John johnson is visiting her
father and family on Little Greek.
Nathaniel Sheriff. and family of st.
Louis are visiting Sam Moss and fam
lily, and took in the big meeting al
Sutton's schoolhouse. He is a son OF
Rev. VIM. Sherril, born and reared or
Tom Sauk in Reynolds county, but
has resided in St. Louis for a number
of years.
Ed Thurman and Mr.. Warner were
in town Saturday trying to buy Chas
Chas. E. Bolch's young cattle-abou1
one hundred head. They may gel
!, them, but if they do they will pay al
they are worth. Mr.. Bolch a nigh
ty near weigh them with his eyes ant
, we'll knows the price of beef in st
Louis and Germany. There are sons
fine cattle in the bunch. BULLETIN.