Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-06-17
Annapolis News.

Too much rain for hay making and
wheat harvesting.
@. M. Grow of Fulton, Mo-, was
here the past week bringing some
children home from the deaf and
dumb school. While in Annapolis
Mr.. Grow was the guest of his sister
in-law, Mrs. Bolch.
James Campbell and wife of near
Ironton are guests of S. Kitchell and
family.
Mrs. George Robinson aud children
of the lead belt are visiting her faith.
er, Robert A. Dunn, and family, of An
napolis. Mrs. Roberts reports times
looking up in the lead country and
says there is work for everybody.
Lucian B. Charlton and wife are Wis
iting their son-in-law, VIM. Moss, and
family, in Annapolis.
Clarence Moss has returned from
Bunker.
About all the boys who left here for
the harvest fields, except Andrew SUIT
ton, have returned home. They re-
port the harvesting about Sikeston all
done.
Gus Funk cut one of his fields of
| wheat Saturday and had it in shock
for the Sunday rain.
Walter Pennington Jumped off train
No. 10 while it was passing through
here the other morning and badly
hurt his head and face, and has not
been able to be out of the house since.
DIR. Whitesides of Des Arc was here
Saturday to see Ed DotsOn. who is
quite sick,
John McMurray's son, of Ellington,
is visiting relatives hereabouts.
Miss Clara Paris, who has been abb
sent for the past two years or more
out in North Missouri, Kansas and
California with her brother, who is
working for the block system gang
that used to be here, returned home
Saturday night, direct from San Fran
cisco. She expected to take ma and
pa by surprise, but they got news of
her coming and were at the station to
meet her.
Trains from the north were late last
Sunday. The mail train was a half
hour late, having run into a tree the
storm had blown across the track.
Mrs. Mathina Bolch is home from a
trip to Fulton, Mo-, where she went
for her daughter, who has been in
school there the past year; her niece
also came home with her. On the re-
turn trip Mrs. Bolch stopped at Alton,
Illinois, for her son, who has been in
school there.
Wheat harvest is here and the farm
| nrC n va 1h 1t IN cn1Fzhin6nu md oh npf
on hands to swing the cradle.
D.. A. Worley vs. Lou 7. Penning-
ton, suit on account, will be tried be-
fore A. Markham, Justice of the Peace
at Chloride, next Saturday. This case
was tried a couple of weeks ago, but
a new trial was granted.
Squire Kitchell was called to Sabula
last Tuesday to take some affldavitS
for the claim agent of the Iron Noun
tain railroad. He left his grip in the
station and walked to N Of the
stores. When he started home the
grip seemed a little heavy, but no at
~tention was paid to it. On opening
the grip next day the Squire was very
~agreeably surprised to find that some
one had made him a present of a cold
chisel and glass tube.
John Thompson of Ellington is Wis.
iting relatives, near Annapolis.
Mr.. Bailey of Redford passed
through Annapolis on his way home
from Flat River, where he had beent C
see his grandfather, who mad been So
riously injured by a horse kicking
him.
Robert Dunn Of Sabula was an An
napolis visitor Monday.
Sorry to read of the resignation Of
w. ]. Bryan. BULLETIN.