Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Old Age is Honorable.


II always affords us great pleasure
to give the personal history of friends,
especially so of old and respected citi-
zens, and long resident of Harrison
County, Iowa.
Vim. T. Raymond, of whom we write
was born in Bradford, New Haven Co.
Connecticut, March 21st, 1923, and is
therefore 20 years old today. He came
from good old Puritan stock. He came
Ito this county in 1855, settling near
Magnolia, and from that place moved
this city in 1872. and has remained
here since, filing the office of Justice
OF the Peace several years. He was
first married at the Astor House, in
the City of New York, to Miss NJ A.
Darlington, October 10th 1913, who
died December 25th l849; and his sec
ondi marriage was in this county to
MIS- Sarah l. Patch, native of ohio,
and,two sons we're born to them, the
o,aast ono. Milae II died i'm Toxas o ONO
years since, III NJ, IS now in Cheyenne,
Wyoming in the U. p. Railroad shops.
Our subject has always been dem
ocrat of the old school, and as Chair
man, called the first Democratic Co.
Convention in Harrison County, and
has always been fighter in the ranks
Of his party. He was made a Mason
in Hiram Lodge No. 1, In New Haven
Con, IN 1851 and is, therefore, one of
the oldest Masons in this county be-
ing member so years. thus we find
our old friend still citizen of our city
usually well, engaged in the insur.
ance business, honored and respected
by all who know him; full of years
quietly winding his way down the wes-
tern decli'gity of life, ready for what
may come, feeling thankful to Him
who has peTnitted him to live here
! in the midst of friends for - years.
4 Wick Bios sell muslin underwear
cheaper than the material can be pur
chased.
Notice.
Notice is hereby gwen that sealed
\bids will be, received until noon o
f1April 2Oth, 1901 for the building of 81,
: Storm Caves, at the school houses o
{ ofincinnatti wnship. Caves to bo o
p dressed brick, arched and cemented
lhtight reserved toreject any or all bids
i 1lrtber plans S;an be seen at the ofiic
of q the secretary
al 4 w 7. FANsIIIER,
q Sect'y of School Board,
CO ifo'"'a junction. Iowa. All
Died
AT ttNhe family home on sixth stree
M arch II, 1891, Wilson McFaddel
ags Pd II years.
He. was born in Ohio Jan Is, 1888
and Il tame to the State of Iowa in 1855
In 18;lcf6 he was married to Miss Cecil
Mellsl Eager who with her two daugl
tiers, Yrs. M. II. Roger and Mrs. g. l
Tucke- are left to mourn the loss of
kind hmAsband and aSn indulgent fathe
In l8SSnas he left the old homestead ne;
Oskalot bsa and located at Nilsson
Valley .rwhere he completed his mort
career e1and died SUI rounded by h
family and sympatihising neighbor
Bro. Nc adden was by nature a larl
hearted and charitable man; alwa.
pleasant and hopeful, and Will
greatly n missed, not 6nly i'll the hon
where hi.y place can never be file
but also b.eR his many friends who h;
learned tthb love HIM because of
good and kindly traits of characte
He was a \ member of the Christi'
church whes pre- he was faithful in Il
attendance until deprived Of TIL
privilege Bye failing health. The flu
eral serviceimcS were conducted by Re
j. +. Adailna of this city, assisted
Rev. Mellingpter of Bethany Neo, eft
s ss'ss ss was laid to rest N Rose !. =