Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-03-19
Annapolis Items.

Ao1I NAOuu hauko pNCA buC sun
this morning. token of bad weather
coming; and, as a weather sign, all
the BOOSTERS of chicken kinds are
growing over town this morning. The
preachers 1T gone from this town
to-day.
The lawsuits in Esquire Kitchell's
court went off Saturday, the 14th,
peaceably and quietly. o. II. Munger,
attorney for plaintiff, and Chas. E.
Bolch, attorney for defendant. The
case will be appealed to Circuit Court.
There will be quite a contest overt this
for a loss of only 4 sacks of Peruna,
valued at s6.1O. Lawyer fees and
costs already double the principal,
and before done with will twice treble
the amount sued for.
Gus Funk went to Pennington for
an examination on the 18th day of
March for the Post Office at Annapo-
lis. He was billed for Ironton March
4, but was sick on that day and did
not appear.
Saturday night was quite a spreeing
night for a great many of the boys
around this place. Did not cease till
near two O'Clock A. M +, Sunday.
We have a new barber in town and
can put up a fine Saint Louis hair cut
or shave.
Annapolis is now blessed with two
barber shops. Mr.. Sweaze is running
a shop for D. A. Morley in this town.
The correspondent is at a loss where
their living ZONES from-ten dollars
a week being about the limit of the
custom.
James Colonbeck, the block system
man of Annapolis, who left here one
week ago with his wife and babe, is
now located in Colorado Springs,
Colorado, we'll satisfied. He is a good
man and has a good woman, and l
wish them success wherever they go.
DR.. Holmes, an old resident of Pied
mont, passed away about n O'Clock
Saturday morning last. The doctor
was a good man and leaves a wife,
father, mother and several children
to mourn his loss.
George Patrick and three children
died near Vulcan last week. Mr..
Patrick was an old resident around
Vulcan for the past forty years, and
all the harm he ever did was to him.
self. He left a host of friends to
mourn his loss, besides some children,
his wife having gone on before him
several years.
Charles E. Bolch has gone to Saint
Louis on special business aud may
not return for a day or SO. All of his
Belongings are in the Boatmen's
Bank, and it being burned out
he may have some business in the
Bank before returning.
VIM. Huff of Vulcan, Missouri, has
moved to Oldham, Reynolds County,
and there will preach, and manufac-
ture ties and cross ties by the use of
elbow grease and broad axe.
There have been quite a lot of
transfers of lands this winter; but
do not amount to much, as it is all
through kinfolks and residents near
about here.
Chas. E. Bolch has the biggest end
of his ties loaded out and gone--some-
thing near fifty cars during this
month.
George W. Slusher has moved back
into the town of Annapolis.
Esquire Kitchell is on the sick list
ever since last Thursday, but at
present is much better. Bad cold
was the worst complaint.
Gus Funk is about laid up in bed for
the past week with a bad cold, but
keeps a-going just the same, and
many others in the same condition.
This is good weather for colds.
Lon @. Webb has several boarders
at present.
Fred Warren has lost two pigs and
thinks they are stolen as they had no
chance to be on the commons, and
disappeared just the same.
John Reed, Constable of Des Arc,
was in Annapolis last Saturday on a
special call.
A couple of Welsh's sons of the
firm of Welsh & Sons of BEDFORD are
in Annapolis today, on their way to
st. Louis to lay in spring and summer
goods. They claim they are having
a fine Grade and business is good with
them. Hard times are rarely thought
of out in their country.
Nathan Sutton went to Poplar Bluff
today to have one of his eyes re-
moved and an artificial eye inserted.
VIM. Sutton accompanied him down
UD6r6 anu UdCK.
\. VIM. Sutton has moved into the
the house Colenbeck went out of.
Ed. Lloyd has moved out on his
farm north of Annapolis. He moved
into town last fall to give his little
children a chance to go to school this
winter.
John @. Webb is going to erect a
building on his premises to be used as
a barber shop. BULLETIN.
Have you tried the New drink
called Cherry Chic, which car be had
at the Handy Kitchen?
r. C-N. H.