Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-24

have been visiting Mrs Brackens par
ents in Mondamin for several days
past departed this after noon for their
home in Rawlins Wyoming.
| Mrs j w Barnhart returned home
this after noon after short stay in
Logan.
Mrs G G Lahman who has been visit
ing in Audubon with relatives and
friends for the past two weeks re-
turned home this after noon. Mrs
Russell will not return for several days.
Death of an Estimable
Woman.
This morning at eight o'clock, at DR.
Wright's hospital in Carroll, occurred
The death of Mrs Ramseyer, wife of
Mr. w II Ramseyer of this city.
While her death comes as terrible
shock it was not wholly unexpected as
shehas been in an exceedingly precar-
ious condition for the past few weeks
During the last thirty years of her life
Mrs Ramseyer suffered untold misery
from a tumor but with the fortitude
|of womankind she bore her suffering
with never a complaint.
While she has suffered considerable
from the tumor for many years past
the tumor lately become complicated
With other serious maladies and last
| October she suffered all attack that
nearly ended in her death. After three
weeks illness during which time her
leath was momentarily expected she
finally rallied and recovered sufficient
strength to permit her to leave her bed
Then it was determined to perform
operation for the removal of the
tumor. Last Tuesday she under
vent the operation at DR. Wright's
hospital in Carroll. The operation
vas unqualitiedly successful and
the patient made an exceptionally
quick rally after the operation was con
claded. Since last Tuesday her symp-
toms have been exceedingly encourag-
ing and the telegram which was re-
ceived here this morning announcing
her sudden death came wholly unex-
pected, even by the members of her
family. The telegram stated her
death was sudden and unexpected, un-
looked for complications arising. The
deceased was fifty three years of age.
Mr.. Ramseyer arrived in the city this
afternoon at 4:l0 bringing the remains
of the deceased with him.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the family home on Superior
street, between Third and Fourth
sunday afternoon at 2:3O, Rev. w. Il.
Douglas of the Methodist church off.
eating
| A son was born to Mr. and Mrs w
Il Cowan, this morning.
The jury at the present session Of
the Harrison County district court
last night brought in verdict in favor
OF the defendent in the case of Ken
yon vs.. Q. g. n w. Company. G. w.
Kellogg, attorney for the plaintiff, has
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| Mrs. j. w. F.. Owens is confined to
her bed with the grippe.
\ Rube Jones was pleasant caller to-
lay. lie says that he has been offered
$50 an acre several times lately fer
his farm, but as he intends to stay ia
this country he don't propose to sell
at any price. He has first class farm
and believes Iowa is the best place on
earth so he proposes to stay here.
Supervisors IIillard and Pu gsley
leave for Marshaltown next Monday,
where they go to attend the State Con-
vention of Supervisors. Mr. Hillard
will read paper on County Bridges
before the convention
Felix McCrickard brought IN five
pigs today, nine months old, which he
sold for $500. 10 Barrett says Mark
Hanna has boosted the price of pigs
way up
1 j A McVey fell out of hay NOW
yesterday and lit behind a horse. The
horse kicked him in the face, cutting
asbad cash below the eye, which,the
doctor took seven stitches in to close.
The horse also tramped Cd him and
hrulsed him considerably.
Several local business men have
formed CO partnership and this week
purchased the abstract business former
" conducted here by Kellogg and Nc
Cavern. The books etc. will be moved
into the vacant room on the second
floor of the Opsra House block.
A recent analysis by an eminent
j Chicago medica! expert thoroughly
establishes the claim of the manufac-
tarers of Hartwigs Lung Balsam, that
that preparation contains no ingredi-
. ent harmful to children, even taken in
excessive quantities. A safe, pleasant
perfectly effective remedy and proven