Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-26
Annapolis News.

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Getting hot and dry. The Their
mometer was So in the shade Sunday
morning at 8 O'Clock.
John T. Webb has been on his farm
on Logan Creek all week building a
barn.
1t is said that a large number of the
stockholders of the Annapolis Lead
Company will be here to-day (Sun-
day. and determine whether they will
continue the work in the mines or
shut down altogether. But it is felt
sure they will not shut down, as the
stockholders have not received a dol
lar out of the mines yet. Vast guam
titles of mineral are in sight. The
last few days they run a drift out IL
feet and struck a vein of mineral that
will face twelve feet square and eight
feet thick, and no telling how long, so
] am informed on good authority. No
company is going to shut down with
millions of dollars of mineral in sight.
1t is reported that James Lonss'
wife is losing her mind.
Our school teacher will be from
Washington county this year.
W. O, Gunter made a business trip
to Bismarck Friday.
James Slusher and wife of Crane
Pond Greek we're in Annapolis Friday.
Mrs. Dicey Kitchell is expecting a
visit from her daughter, Edith, who
was married a month ago,
Memorial service at the Des Arc
cemetery May 18th.
A man with three little mules work
ing side by side, passed through here
last week. r, Kemp says that it was
President Harding on his way to the
Capital and when he gets in times will
be better.
G. c. Cook has gone out of business
at the lead mines.
Lots of men and teams at work on
the roads south of town. Mr.. Scog-
gin is boss and you may be sure the
work will be done right.
Geo. W. Hampton came from below
last week to visit Sam Moss and fam
lily,
Chester Charlton and family of Rey-
nolds county are visiting in Annapo-
lis.
The base ball team is here from Sa-
bula today to play the Annapolis sec
ond nine, the first nine having gone
to Williamsville to play there.
They have been having a time in
st. Louis with one Houston Brown,
on account of his being crazy and say
ing Annapolis was his home. His for
mer home is in Reynolds county.
Mr.. Gunter has his residence and
the p~ost-ofice ne WY painted. An
drew Sutton did the work and will
paint the church house next.
S. A. Copeland, a Confederate yeter-
an, 81 years old, Is very feeble. He
has just filed an application for a PEN
sion.
Wade W. Hampton has moved his
family and store from Annapolis to a
saw mill town near Centerville in Rey-
nolds county.
James Lott and Mr.. Pannebaker are
having trouble over Lotz's hogs eat
ing Pannebaker's corn.
Six or eight Annapolis boys passed
Squire Kitchell's house Sunday even
ing using vulgar language. Better
not repeat the offense, boys. And
keep your clothes on until you get to
the creek OF you will be prosecuted
for indecency.
mFs ErdAClo vi AHHdpOliS IS Nlslb-
ing her daughter on Sulphur Creek.
Otto Toppings of neal Minimum had
some trouble with Chas. Russell at the
church on Crane Pond May 10Th. Rus
sell preferred charges, Toppings sur
rendered, pleaded gully before Squire
Kitchell and was fined So and cost
amounting to $14 80.
The daughter of VIM. Myers of An
napolis went to Elvins last week anc
was married to a young man work
ing in the mines here.
David Lee, who was badly crippled
in the mines here last fall, is now get
ting about. He compromised with The
Company for $4,000 and doctor bill
and all other expense. He will buy
farm. BULLETIN.