Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02
Annapolis News.

We are needing rain bad; but little
rain has fallen here for two months,
and it is dry.
James B. Sheldon of Annapolis is
some better today. DR.. Fitzpatrick
of Lesterville was called to see him the
past week and it is thought he may
get around soon.
Mr., Oscar Adams and Ava Venson
of Vulcan, Iron county, Missouri,
were united in matrimony at Esquire
Kitchell's office, October 9th, 1916,
Sylvester Kitchell, J,,P., officiating.
Politics is running high in An
napolis. 1t is hard to tell who of the
two parties will come out winners.
The Teachers Meeting at Annapolis
last Saturday was we'll attended by
good time. Among the crowd of
teachers to visit the j. Prs office we're
Mr.. Hanson, the School Commits
sioner of Ironton, and Mr.. Hickman,
of near Brunot, Missouri, and four
young lady teachers. The J. P. did
not know them but says they we're a
handsome lot of young ladies. Mr..
Hanson had a roll of maps-as much
as he could carry-with him, and the
| J. p. accused him of being out ped
ding. Of course he denied it and be-
fore leaving our town he made a
present of II of the maps for which
the j. ?. thanks him very kindly.
A. L. Daniel, Constable of Des Arc,
is in town today and reports business
good around Des Arc and politics
high. The ticket at that place will be
split up some, but not as much as ex-
pected.
James johnson of Vulcan is in town
to-day. He is rounding up a lot of
cattle belonging to him and Charles
e. Bolch that are scattered out in the
woods far and near.
d. A.. Worley of Annapolis is visit
ing his father and mother at Pied
mont the past two days.
Fred @. Kitchell of Des Arc is a
candidate for Constable of Union
Township. A. L. Daniels time will
expire this fall
Mrs. Dizzy Kitchell and Mrs. Gal
weston CASTLE are gathering in all the
grapes they can find this fall, and are
out IN a grape hunt to-day.
We had quite an electrical rain
storm Sunday night; hail and a great
deal Of wind, but little damage done.
John I. Webb, while RAINING his
mill the first of last week, got his
hand caught under a steel chain on
the betting chest and caused him 0
very sore hand but no broken bones,
as luck would have it.
M hTnIEn, Cation ~ Kfnnnr
Branch, near Annapolis, Is visiting
John Louis and daughter Of Flat
River.
John r Kitchell and Mally Kitchel
of Haileyville, Oklahoma, were wish
tors Of his father and family the past
week. The son looked hale and
hearty but his wife was very feeble
and looks old and broken down and
also in very bad health. They re.
turned home last Wednesday. II
takes them the most Of two days ant
nights to make the trip to their home
via of Little Rock; then you take the
Rock Island Railroad to H~aileyville
Okla. He is figuring on coming bach
to Missouri in 1917 If nothing keep
him from 1t.
Hartford Collins Is havings.hard lucl
to get coal car to ship out mining
props from Annapolis at the presen
time.
Reese & Brooks have purchased
boiler for their Handle Factory an,
as soon as possible it will be operate,
by steam In place Of gasoline, and ar,
expecting to do q mercantile bust
ness hereafter in the way of manu-
featuring wood handles of all de
scriptions.
A. L. Daniels is taking a dog Il
custody by writ Of replevy in favo
] of Cornahan vs.. Ben H~uddleston Q