Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Obituary.
Died in ModalesMo

Il
80 years. Mr. Greer was born in
lr'quois Co, Ill.,, January 3, 1861,
son of j w Greer md wife. When
.he VAS aged S his mother died,
leaving u huss and and the two
brothers. Me father married
again AID in 1889 the family
moved 10 South Dhko,a. ] here
samuel took To wife Mary z Ell
bart in 1885 In 1892 the family
came tn Iowa, settling in Moud4-
min where Sam assisted Gam-,&
Ogden ia their business TIL 1896,
when ne l.,c,t Il la Modale TO buy
grain FIR Gum .VOglen. The
last two gears le hiss been travel
II 6 agent for the Champion Imp
iement 60, of Moline, Til. This
season lie worked for the Mil
waukee HI vester Co, in Harrison
County. He owned farm of l4O
acres west of Modalc, which one
of his brothers tenants. BY his,
Heath son aged IL years of age
ind a daughter aged 10 are left
o feel the need of his presence
and support. The father of the
deceased, four brothers and four
listers and mourning widow were
present at the time Of his death.
The funeral services occur Tues.
lay, Oct 30, and interment in
Bose Hill cemetery, Missouri Val
ley, Iowa, in the afternoon, Rev.
Buckner, of Magnolia, officiating.
News.
Miss Beryl James is i'll today
and unable to be at her position
at Noyes.
Mrs James Hurst died this NOR
ming at 4 o'clock at her home in
Seaton's addition. Funeral ser
vices will be conducted at the
late home of the deceased on low
er 18th street to morrow morning
at 8 O'Clock. Deceased leaves a
babe one day old, husband sand
two small children.
w @ Fensler and j X McGav-
ern are in Omaha looking after
political business this after noon.
The funeral services over the
remains Of Samuel Greer occurred
in Modale this forenoon according
to the rites of the J.. o. o Il. oil
which organic ,tion the deceased
was a member. A special funeral
train was chartered by the Modale
lodge to bring the remains to this
city where they were buried this
liter noon in r ,se Hill cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended
both, tho Molale and M ondamin
lodges attending in a body.
My children were alling with whoop.
lng-cough- Hartwig's Lung Balsan
effected immediate relief and cure
Mrs. r.. j. Smith, 7o5 Seth St, Chicago
Absolutely reliable for all throat anc
lung ailments quickly curing where
others fail. l,3O
We note by the dispatches that tn,
laughter of Governor General Alle1
of Porto REQ was married In the
throne room of the palace" at SAL
tuan de Porto RICO. This is intensely
interesting news to come fIom see
tion of the republic World Herald
The Omaha Zee (RepublicalD sal,
edltorlally Oct IA, 1898, if We Absorb
che Philippines, with their millions OF
cheap !aborers, and proceed to the de-
velopment of those islands industrial
'y and commercially by the utilization
of this cheap labor, NOTHING CAN BIZ
MORE CERTAIN THAN THAT IN TIM
OUR HOME LABOR WILL suFFEH FROM
TIE COMPETITION. WE SHALL MOI
BE ABLE TO PEkPETUALLY SAFE
GUARD 1T By TIE SYSTEM OF PROTI,C-
TION NOW IN OPERATION.
Territorial expansion as now pro
posed is a very serious matter fo1
American labor and the opposition OF
that labor to expansion should have
more vigorous expression than has
been given"
This was when the Omaha Bee was
opposing the conquest of the Philip
pines and endeayoring to shape the
course of the administration.
A ccording to the Boone Daily
News the workman on the new
right-of-way of the North West
ern, between Marshalltown and
LaMoille, Friday did a piece of
pretty quick work. As coon as
No. Is, the Fast Mail passed, the
work commenced. The bridge men
laid the stringers, fastened the