Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-06-03
All sizes of field and poultry fencing
alta. Rieke & Sons.
Annapolis News.

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We have had lots of rain the past
ten days and looks like more is COM
ing.
Dick Hackwerth and wife visited
relatives In Annapolis the past week,
returning to their home in Des Arc
Sunday.
Andrew Miller's wife left to-day for
Arkansas to join her husband who is
working for ''Uncle jimmy Lewis.
The Annapolis base ball club went
on foot to Des Arc to-day and played
bali. Annapolis won by a score of s
to 4.
The rivers and crSeks have all been
past fording the past week. Black
river is still full.
Lots of fishing the past week, but
the catch small.
Mrs. Ida Benson came Saturday
from st. Louis to be at the cemetery
cleaning and visit her daughter, Mrs.
Mathina Bolch, and many friends in
Annapolis, where she always finds a
hearty welcome. She is like a mother
to your correspondent and many 9TH
ePs here. Mrs. Benson returned home
Sunday.
Our town was very quiet Sunday.
Quite a crowd went to Des Arc and
Others attended church and baptizing
on Hyatt's Greek. Several were bap-
tized, among them w. T. Keathley.
A. Reese was a witness in circuit
court in Reynolds county the past
week in the case OF State VS.. Richard
Kemp charged with larceny. The iu-
ny returned q verdict of not guilty,
which was a righteous finding.
d. A. Morley has painted his black
smith shop white, which adds much
10 its appearance.
Thomas Young of Piedmont was in
town to-day.
Fred Warren sold seven head Of
hogs to John I. Webb the past week
at SO a head.
Thos. Dunn and Herb Lloyd went tc
st. Louis Friday morning, returning
Sunday evening. They report a good
time.
Chas. 3. Bolch has fine prospects
for wheat on his farms. He has a lot
of cane planted.
0ub dho DOn EGbh DdNC dDOub ~
acres in wheat and it is all fine. The
writer plucked one head and counted
40 grains therein. The wheat is thick
and stands four feet high all over the
field. No indication of rust or fly in
any of the wheat here.
F. M. Corey, 81 years of age, was in
town last Thursday and informed me
there was a new conner at his house.
| Mother and boy are fine.
Miss Edna Henson, stepdaughter OF
Syl Kitchell, is in receipt of a letter
from Private Dudley r. Henson, a son
of the late Joe Henson, and grandson
of Robert Hill OF Ironton. He is at
0achita, New Mexico, and belongs tc
Company |, Signal Corps, U. S. A
He says q Mexican is killed every day
| or two.
VIM. Lewis has two prospective
buyers for his farm-crop and STOCK
included-on Bear Branch. II he
sells he will go to Arizona.
A number OF strangers visiting oul
town these days.
D.. A.. Worley fled suit before JUS
tice A. w. LAshley at Des Arc againsI
Lou T. Pennington for an alleged
debt OF $3.50. A change of venue wal
taken to Squire Kitchell's court at An
napolis, and from there o change wal
taken to Justice A. Markham at Chic
ride, where 1t will come up for trial
June 9th.
Walter Warncke, who was badly
hurt in Bismarck a few days ago, wal
removed to bis home here last week,
He 10 able to walk about the house
and will soon he all right again.
Miss Edna Henson seems to be inn
proving and Is able to sit in a rockin Q
chair at times during the day.
BULLETIN.