Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-04-02
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Annapolis News.

Rain and thunder storm Sunday.
Some drunken boys Saturday night
They rolled some wire fencing off thu
store porches of Gus Funk and c. E
Bolch into the mud. The guilty par
ties are known and had better be care
full.
The handle factory in Annapolis il
expected to be in ~operotion in three
weeks. Mr.. Brooks has moved to An
napolis and will superintend the fac
tory. He seems to be the right maj
in the right place.
Andrew Sutton moved back to An
napolis Sunday and located in what is
called the widow Harris property, a
present owned by Lou T. Webb.
r. A. Dunn has repaired the fenc'
ing around his place.
The bal! players at Annapolis did
not stop for the rain Sunday.
Nathan Sutton had his eyes operat-
ed on at Poplar Bluff and it is report
ed a now see some. He will proba-
bly, remain under the DOCTORS care fol
some time yet.
Green Brewer of Black river was in
town Sunday.
John 7. Webb received quite a big
box of fruit trees from the Stark nur-
sery Saturday.
Mrs. Dicey Kitchell and her boy
George, went salad hunting Saturday
and found more snakes than salad.
They counted five large snakes heads
in one bed and it scared them SO bad
ly they ran home and will not 60 sal
ad hunting again soon.
John L. jackson is ~petitioning to
withdraw from the Sutton school and
join the Annapolis district. Don't see
why he can't make the change as An
napolis is much nearer for him to send
his little ones and nc creeks to cross.
James Chairman and family of Flat
River are visiting f. @. Warncke. He
is just up from a spell of pneumonia
fever and looks like a walking skele-
ton.
Carol Bolch, son of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Bolch, spent a portion of last week at
home and surely enjoyed himself rid
ing their black horse while here. He
is attending school at Upper Alton,
Illinois, and was home on a weeks va
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The peach and apple trees will soon
be in bloom and seem to be in fine
condition. Unless there comes a late
freeze there will be an abundance of
fruit.
The horse and mule traders who
have been camped near Annapolis for
the past week pulled out towards
Ironton last Sunday.
Chas. e. Bolch has improved his
place with a new fence.
James Lott, wife and babies are Wis
iting relatives on Sinking Creek in
Reynolds county.
Mrs. Lou T. Webb is building a new
barber shop in the west part of town,
and will run a restaurant in the same
building.
No one has been appointed post
master at this place yet and it may be
some time before the examination is
heard from.
Erwin Brewer has gone to Des Arc
to work this summer and will move
there soon.
Harve Lloyd and Robert Fancher
have gone to Rhoodhouse, Illinois, to
work in an ice plant this summer, and
may move there in the near future.
VIM. Sutton is going to pull out of
the saw mill business here and go to
Rhoodhouse, Illinois, to work in an
ice plant. He says this is his last week
in Annapolis.
John Lewis will move back to An
napolis in the near future.
Our school will close the first week
in April. @. W. Phillips has made us
a good teacher.
One of the BARRIERS left here two
weeks ago with some tools not be-
longing to him. He had plenty OF
wind and it is just hoped he will keep
on going.
John Marshall, John Conway and
the big fat man from Pilot Knob were
down here last week on the hnnt of a
negro, would be murderer of Geo w.
Marshall of Ironton. That negro is
safer in the woods than he would be
in your correspondents hands.
BULLETIN.