Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-08-21
Annapolis News.
ISAAC,


Some rain the past week which die
: much good. We could use more.
r Married-At the home of William
II. Kitchell, Robert Funk and Ode,
, Kitchell, s., Kitchell, j. p, officiating
, on Thursday, August IA, 1919.
Des Arc and Ann apolis played bal
Sunday. The score was 10 to 8 in ia.
vor of Annapolis.
J Wade Hampton is running his saw
mill regularly and getting out some
fine oak a material.
The second car load of brick for the
new bank building is now being un-
loaded, and it looks as if we would
soon have n brick building in our
town.
Three colored people lounging
around here this morning. This is
unusual for Annapolis.
Three or four suspected bank rob-
bers werea arrested in Shannon county
the past week and are now in Jail at
Emlnence. They had in their possess
sion nitro glycerine ane other explo-
sives, burglar tools, and diagrams
showing the location of the banks at
Centerville, WilIiamsville, Piedmont
and other places.
Gus Funk and John r. Harris went
to lronton last Thursday on business.
Alfred Lloyd went to Ironton Satur-
day to buy some dynamite to blow
rock out of a well he is putting down
for Chas. Reynolds, but was unable to
secure sny.
Watermelons are plentiful, but high
in price.
b.. A. Lloyd will go to St. Louis this
week togo to work; SO will Herb
Lloyd. They both recently returned
from France and it is hoped will have
no trouble in getting back their old
jobs in st. Louis.
John CASTLE arrived home from
France last Friday evening in excel
lent health. Annapolis has one more
boy out yet, in the navy, and he is ex-
pected home soon.
Mrs. Dicey Kitchell is canning to-
matoes to-day. She expects to put up
100 cans. She already has 1870 cans Of
~berriessa
Gus Nnk is cutting his alfalfa to-
day-the third time this summer-and
has had a good yield each time.
A great many from Annapolis and
vicinity attended the picnic in the
Mann settlement Saturday. A good
time is reported.
MIR. and Mrs. Kellogg of st. Louis
are visiting their son and family on
Colyotte Branch in Reynolds county.
Gal Lewis of Black river is in town
to-day with a load of wheat and corn
he wants to get ground at J. T.
Webb's grist mill.
Walter Deborde served nine months
out OF the twelve he was gone in Ger
many and France. He only found one
French soldier that could talk En-
glish.
Y. Collins of Marquand was visiting
MS son, Il, Collins, and family in An
aapoils a couple of days the past week. /
Mrs. Mary McMurry of Ellington !
visited relatives in this vicinity the !
past week. :,
=. Y. and John Warncke shipped a /,
'ar OF cattle from here last week. !,
The drills are still boring for lead. I,
lney are now at work on F. g. and
Warncke's fern. Tt ii report 1,
the prospect for lead is not SO good
1t has been on the other lands adj !
dining their farm. Mr.. Baldwin, who !
las charge of the drills, is confident ,
IS to the outcome of the Annapolis {
cad mines. :
Marion Dunn and family of st. Lou :
9 ratuFned home Sunday, after visit !
ng his parents on Black river in Rey- T
holds county. !
Fred Clay and family Of Leadwood Z
listed here the past week. !
Mrs. James Moss of Des Arc visited :
daughter, Mrs. MARY Hackworth, \
other relatives in Annapolis the ?
'ast week.
Inc Bank Of Annapolis is reported
Q DC doing a prosperous business.
ia Funk OF Funk Branch is in town
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