Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

in York township, Pottawattamie
county, last Wednesday evening were
found in Logan Sunday evening, hav-
ing been sold to Kennedy & Co, the
live stock dealers of that city. The
thief had deposited the money in the
bank there. but could not be found
when the officers arrived.
g. Peterson has returned from a
weeks trip in Nebraska, where he has
been looking over and buying farm
properties.
Mrs. Chas Alexander is spending a
few days In the country with the j. j..
Ford family near Nicola.
Rev. Mac Allster leaves tomorrow
noon for Schaeler, Iowa, in response to
telegram announcing the death of
an old acquaintance who had resided
in Schaeler for many years. Rev.
MacAllister will otliciate at the funeral
services to be conducted Wednesday.
Horace g. Burt, President of the
Union Pacific railroad system, head
quarters at Omaha, arrived in this city
this morning enroute to Omaha after
q trip to Chicago. He was travelling
In his private car No. 100.
i. A. Garner, General superintend-
ent of the Western Division of the
American Express Company, was in
the city this forenoon.
Damage, the exact amount of which
cannot be ascertained at present, YVES
occasioned at the w. ii. Fensler home
on Fourth street this forenoon, by the
disconnecting of the pipes leading to a
radiator at time when the water was
not turned off. One room of the home
was flooded, the wall paper ruined and
the general furnishings of the room
suffered more or less.
Miss May Finley arrived Saturday
evening and visited here over Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Finley, returning to Woodbine this
morning.
Mrs. M. L. Craft accompanied by her
grandson, Fred Neitzsch, departed
this morning for Elkins, Ark, where
they go to pay relatives visit of sew
eral weeks.
VIM. Grady and daughter visited
Geo. Grady in this city Sunday.
j. j. Amen and Q. G. Williams are
at Mobiles lake this afternoon on real
estate business.
We are in receipt of an advance
copy of the Delineator for July. The
splendid magazine is more pleasing
than ever for the month, and among
its special qualities is an illustrated
description of the Pan American ex-
position at Buffalo, showing in realis-
tic views the colored effects produced
at the great show this year. These
eolored plates are magnificent work
of art, as is the whole magazine.
AS will be seen by the call in todays
issue of the TIMES, this Ninth Con-
gressional district will tie entitled to
1913 delegates in the democratic state
convention that meets in Des MONIES,
August 2lst. The convention, if fully
represented, will contain 1926 delegates.
Mrs. DeVore visited friends in Cres-
cent City Sunday.
Sunday was dark, cold, wet day,
The rain commenced to fall about 80
a. M, and for several hours continued
to fall, preventing many from attend
ing church and keeping the people in
door most of the day. Again this NOR
ming we had more rain accompanied by
thunder and lightning. The rainfall
was needed, hut the continued cold
weather is injurious to the growing
crops, and corn especially is backward.
Missouri Valley friends yester-
day evening received a brief visit
from Miss Stella Morgan, of Chad
ron, who arrived yesterday even
ing enroute to Sioux City.
Frank Castetter, DR. Monroe and
F 81 Cloridge, of Blair, and w 81
Eldridge, of Omaha, were in the
Valley Saturday evening on their
way to Blue Lake for week g out.
ing.
Dave Weston returned from
Chicago Saturday evening where
he had been on business.
RC Lord returned from Chica-
go Sunday, whore he had been for
a week.