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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
EAST ORANGE

Arthur Blake of Marshheld is s?e9.
ing a lew weeks In this place XII
relatives
7. NJ. Clark OF North Mont9els'
rtsl.eo at M. B, Hamilton's And +
blake's recently.
Dan Smith OF Washington sp31;
saturday night at Orrin Eastman
PROT S. c. Hutchinson of MsSssc2-
Nus 49,. is visiting his1 parents, NJ ao'
-"ts' Lewis Hutchinson.
g. j. B. Brooks will occupy the pulp;
sunday. All are invited to s'le1l
'ne services at II O'Clock.
Amos Bushy and wife are visiting
IN town.
y, MRS. Arthur Burough is III Win
= q at the home Of her fatbe!-.n-
10" Nathan Burrough.
Henry Richardson of Hanover as
~ 5o,neo his wife here to spend his vs.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
NORTH TUNRR1DGF

arthur Smith has returned from
, Ms IA America. and is at bis parents
'lI. ana MIS-. c. B. Smith.
. - " j.. Moody and son Of Derry. N. H..
Moody. "N '1's' r.
,,, MISS r Florence Tarbell Of South Rov.
H ross IS visiting Der aunt, Mrs. +.
bee M's s,s, Wright Of Oxford, Mass. has
ney. ''' MIS- Whit
=, Afs. Wheeler Of Barnard is cnes.
VI M NIs % %tf. Mrs. Waterman. sN'''
,ht s,lss vesta Day, who has lived il
' Juis low! s"s 1or great MANY Years d,a ~
Suly zsth, at the home of Mrs. Hu u'sa
nml'n. This old lady bad s suffer naIoa
aua tsA Of years with ,beu unvlea
c cnu LOT Inc past three Years had hsan
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
HAITI TROUBLE ENDs
Gem ma nder McCrea Says Outbreak
Ii Practically Over.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Captain Nc
Crea of the gunboat Machias has just
cahled the navy department that the
outbreak in Haiti is practically over.
The cablegram. which is dated Cape
Haitian, is as follows:
"Aftcr Interviewing authorities as
pect of affairs appears more satsfac-
tory. Nationales are well armed. Rcb-
els have been driven from critical po-
sitions. Little enthusiasm. No fur.
ther danger of serious disturbances.
Captain McCrea requested permis-
sion to 20 to San Juan. Porto Rico. for
coal This was granted him, and the
Machias probably will come north un-
less there is another outbreak in Haiti.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
CORINTH.

uo.h nm the Pike Hill mines Is
,,. myta " at stsndstill during nay :,
pro p,"0'R umor, as usual, carries II II
1 ing, they My are soon going to WORK In 10
r ora W 'e earnest since returns from the
E.a, carload Of copper has been m u ar.
When the teams were haullng .ne e u aS
,ne me ner cent was yariously estimated
NV tl1' ppeople seeing it as it was oelng
FAMED Da p psst, at from 2 to 8 per ce e,l I
a ars Great was their surprise st
when the returns from it gave LIZ -
n ~rI cent and the last carload netteo
s ION over 500 after paying all ex-
nepses including freight TO New
York. These figures are correctly
eiyen by one who saw theIreturn oills.
Considering this any more thah az :.
average it would look as though IL
might be worked to pay yet.
VIM. Claain from STAFFORD is help
ing Victor Colby in haying.
John |. Williams Is back 10 Cnalies
l. Clark's to help in hsying.
Miss Ada Miles has been visiting
her brother Hayes Miles the past
week.
Florence Moore OF Fairlee spent
Saturday with Mrs. c. W. Brown.
Miss Mabel Wilkinson from Leba'
non has been spending week WIN
Nettie and Ellsworth Sargent. she
was classmate Of theirs at Thetford
Academy.
Austin Hall and wife made short
call in town on the Sabbath at Joseph
Londey's and other friends
Mrs. Childs and grand daughter
Beulab Hutton called on Mrs. Linton
week and report Mrs. Fred Hutton as
some better but still unable TO sit up.
VIII Galley from Concord who came
on Monday for few days vacation re.
turned Wednesday afternoon to Brad.
ford to visit friends.
Miss Durham Of "Home" fame has
come and gone taking no boys with
her and leaving no new ones iD our
part Of be travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Philbrick and
wife are expected at c. W. Browns
Aug.3.
Rain seems to be fallingeverywhere
and pouring down in places. Land
slides are being heard Of in several
places.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
PELBB THREATENS YET
Professor Jasgar's Advice to the REQ
pie of Martinique
DANGER BY NO MEANS OVER
Eminent GroI"gist Declares
MANY Towns Are rs YET NV
For MISUNDERSTANDING '""
ditions In 81. Vincent

poston Aug. D. Further adV1ceS
from Professor Jaggar OF iai'"iu'
who has been investigating 'o'e"n'N
conditions in the West Indies Oh pe'
half of the United States government
have been received i'll this city XIV
fessor Jaggar says: - .
81 have been fortunate in seeing d
real eruption before 60, and the erup'
tion seems to have been a very cnaf'
acteristic one. Mont Pelee mas 1~
pressed me as being much more ven.
omous looking than the Soufr'ere u
st. Vincent. The questions have peeh
constantly asked me: DO you not th'nA
It is finished now? Is not the DANGER
overY | have always answered. I've
mountain at this moment appears cai"'
and the dust columns that one sees
from time to time are largely Que 10
landslides from the crater into |he
head of Riviere Blanche The la'est
eruption was to be expected. we ma!
expect many more before so hot ana
vigorous II Sltdlu tHS4iiS as -""-''
lee comes to rest
"A diagnosis Of the real diminution
in activity can only be made after the
mountain has been watched year ana
all its movements recorded. After
watching events here since May u |
do not think single habitation north
west of the line from Bellefontaine to
Vive is safe to live in at present. do
not think that Carbet. Ponds st. Den
is. Morne Rouge or Basse Pointe is
safe at present: not that there is any
immediate danger, but believe that
the action of Mont Pelee is too uncer-
tain for us to be assured that future
eruption may not occur to windward.
Az Regards St. Vincent.
''The greater part of destruction
wrought by the Soufriere in st. Vim
cent was on the windward, or eastern,
side. and Mont Pelee is in many re.
spectS Il twin sister to the st. Vincent
volcano. gave the same advice with
out hesitation at st. Vincent. although
the Soutriere there was much Quietcr
than is Mont Pelee. know we'll that
causing people to move from all these
villages and hahitationS will produce
great Inconvenience. but the alterna-
tive is a risk of human life.
"Whel the mountain is entirely cold
ana tine people are protected by prop
nrly equipped experiment station, with
devices to signal danger. they may,
with certain restrictions. return to the
volcanic lands. No city should ever
again, however. he built on the north
east end of the island, | do not think
that Fort de France is in any danger
from the volcano.
Most of the towns in the West In.
lies are equally in danger from tidal
waves. 1t would take an explosion
rom Mont Pelee of enormously greater
than anything that has
happened as vet to make wave that
Would harm Fort de France. No evi.
lence exists of augmenting violence
II the eruptions hitherto which wou,d
cad to the supposition that Kra.
latoa explosion is coming here. In
comparison Mont Pelee is rather
mall volcano. This is all that can
ay about danger"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
VERSHIRE.

Several from this place went to the
circus at White River junction July
3lst.
Samuel Ricker's mother and brother
are visiting him.
The farmers have been improving
the good hay weather.
me Martins are cutting the hay on
E. P. Georges farm.
There was a party at j, Woodcock S
Friday night and quite a gathering
Tor a rainy night.
A monument has recently been set
IN our cemetery for Mr.. William Ma.
toon.
MRS. kellog is expected back from
New York this week She will bring
n ll''i, COY with her l, is expected she
Will 90 to Chelsea to work for Mrs.
Goodrich. AVA Aie'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
Fatal Fight In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Aug. "A fatal fight
has occurred OH the twelfth floor OF
the Commonwealth Trust company s
new building in the center of the city.
Walter Hoffman was killed, and his
assailant. James Tomeny, is under ar
rest charged with murder. 1t is said
that bad blood had existed between the
two men. They We're employed as la
borers on the building. and Tomeny
is said to have pushed his wheelbarrow
against Hoffman. The latter resented
the act. and hand to hand encounter
resulted
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
LABOR DAY PRIZES

Heretofore it has been customary
for the Labor day committee to solicit
prizes from our merchants and others.
This year this practice has been done
away with Should anyon desire,
however to donate special prizes they
can do so by informing VIM. A. Hurry
or c. c. Ramsdell, at Times Office not
later than Monday, Aug. 18th.
95. !04
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
THE NEW DIRECTORY

The Barre city director wa.:. Z.
lust been issued, contains = - a..
8 net gain OF 436 name. Over nA7..,
representing the steady groat. II.
city. The total number q caacgy
4.el5. The total numoe- =,
names added was ! ,449 and TIE
Der taken out is l,0ll masi1. :.
out gain 438. AS showing tie 80
ing character Of the people ae:-
stated there are only 81 name. -,
ed as they appear in the IT, r.
tory. The directory has .. ?.
delivered.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05

Longwood. Mass. Aug. 4.-The Eng
lish team, II. l.. Doherty ana X. +.
Doherty, easily won from the Ameri-
cans. X. ID. Wrenn and George l..
Wrenn. for the eastern doubles tennis
championship. The score was 4-6'
10, GO and Go. The Wrenn broth
ers' defeat by the Englishmen is a
great dampener to the hopes of tennis
enthusiasts. who are now prognost-
eating defeat for the American team in
the international contest beginning
neXt Wednesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
ROYALTON

Arthur Lewis has So far rec =.
from his recent Injuries as -,
to Rochester Sunday.
Hon. J. D. and Mrs. I,4a.,
Randolph was in town Sunday
The base ball game betwea !.
South Royalton and Beth. ri
Saturday afternoon reest,,ai /:
score Of l to 0 In favor Of ) ~ !.
alton.
Mrs George A. Laird va, Il
sea Friday.
Mrs Bert Clark has near.y ~ -
ed from her recent illness.
Ray Southgate and other, 1
were camping at Lake Uunu:s .
turned home Friday.
l.. II. Richardson has purcu.,-
his creamery new churn ami 30,
worker combined which "
great Improvement to thc q r.
Everybody should renee ="
Grange picnic at John ST. r..
Aug 8.
Lightning struck an asl ,..
Jerry Russe's house FRIDAY Az
White River Grange he.t F.
successful meeting Satur34g -
noon
w. P Hubbard has returns - -
from East Randolph FRIDAY
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
MAPLE HILL,

in t tewn ,a rsat ss Of willismstowu wa,
M Mrs. Morrison Of Tons,.
Topsham. issuing her sister in
vis afapk he. a. s.ss, little daughter i,
Abe Mare H,,led n nil ! is quite sick.
in this I pisee will Will, hold tent meeting
mo sS Sy Ie M daughter N is vjsjt,n, 30.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
A, IL, Wise Dead.

Freeport, ILL.,, Aug. s. - Alfred H.
Wise. for many years president Of the
Second National bank, died suddenly.
aged seventy-one years. He was a
brother-in-law Of Lieutenant General
John NJ. Schofeld and was widely
known in the west.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
Will Withhold Waxe Goal.

flttsburg' Aug. 5.-The executive
board OF the Window Glass Works,s,
association, l.. A. 800, X. of l. havo
ADOPTED resolution declaring that NJ
scale OF wages will be given to anv
hrm or set Of workmen for tho h,.:.
OF l9o2-o3 until majority of tha
plah's operating under the scale do
eide to start work. ue'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05

CieVeiand' O., Aug. 5.-G.,rc >,
LUMBAR agent of the bankers. ~ H.
in ' "a stro summary at rittShurg. died
~ street car here of heart div, n'eu
dunbar formerly lived in This c mSease.
was well known here. He wac ~ an, ana
years of age. vas sixty
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
ORANGE

NJ ORANGE
' s; .s g f ,s: Sa:': ar: M .,sss ;.
Noyes'. Ways last week at a 'Gn
p. Il; ?; Lord q is having hi, h,,.
work, ~ Crockett do;n. WY
colt Of Mrs. '''R Ernest sSs s,!y, purchased
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
EAST CALAIS

MIS-. }. o. Lamb returneQ s. o..
from her visit at MontpeIler
Mrs. +. A. Bemis of Plan
gneSt at j. O. Lambs.
John Slaytop has finished a.s
u. ID. Lamb in his mnrket
Moscow Lodge installed the -.
ing ofiicers:-C. T., Carrie WI
l., buelah Good4ll; p. G. T..
LIANT chap, w. j. Carter; Sc !.
Leonard; asst Sec, V. Provost F
susie Lamb; treas, Lila Ian
Aftnur Bullock; SEN, R. Wsite -,
hay Leonard. Arthur BulIota 4
elected representative to Grand la
and Mrs. w. l.. Prince as a.teruse
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
cuban Loan yo,.s

washington. Aug. 5.-The state
partment has received the fo,,or' We
cahiegram from Minister soujers. .,r "
,o uuse ~ mas s,l passed ass bill authorizing
; ioan o. ao S'9'"""o; minimum rate "a a
issue ~ per cent; maximum in+a %e OK
per cent; redeemable in forty voan, !, D
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
injunction A9ainst Roy.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 5.-Judco
fhlillps OF the federal court has jssued
temporary injunction restra in;n" '. y.
he1a'l Clerks and the Journeymen Tai
lors unions from enforcing their ha"
, go'' on Kansas City clothing arm
ne nrm wouldn't comply with Tho ~ ~
mands OF the union to close w. W.
at night. '"e store
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
Irafn Kills a yet.

Mayville, y. T.. Aug =, nm
coin, sixty years old. a vo.auS Lin
wen wen known ,.i' resident of this town ,'' VA a
. oeen Killed by train. His ma ~, mas
oooy was found on the front Of thn
CINE when the train stopped a. ~. we en-
ton. pe" al The sta.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05

Trenton. n. j., Aug. 5.-Mrs. Thomas
A. Rockhill has narrowly asconod
death from mosquito bite. She wac
bitten on the eyelid as she was slean.
ing wednesday night, and it was not
until now that the physicians renor,ed
her out OF danger. The eyelid swel]ed
up to the size of goose egg. 1t took
more than three days to get the poison
under control. ''o''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
New Cycling Record

Berlin. Aug. 5.-Rohl of Munich has
beaten the worlds six hour cycle rec
ord at Friedenau. He averaged thirty
seven miles an hour Dickentmann of
Amsterdam and Huret of Paris were
among those defeated.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
:; BIDS y wANTFn

Hs town 's ssssts' s sea for build.
Ing. ssa % 5 %sf 5 and 1 the ' 5u f5s
osoans can Sso ss sspech6oatoass V Of s s;
% ~ s;ss , :, a !; ; ssss On !:
s ss;s ; s1 S,s +. H. 1 S%ays ' a e.
BIDS, we right to reject seetSn abH e; ss;
e. S';s \ u SS:ss;s%s:'''"' Building
Washington w. '''''&'' as;. ,.t son',ss 1921
. s7.l06
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05

The Condition of Cotton.
Washington, Aug. 5.-The average
condition of cotton as shown by the
monthly cotton report issued by the
agricultural department is $40.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York. Aug. L.
Money on call steady at 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 41aa5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at N.g7Aa<ss
for demand and at N.s5Aa4.ssa1t for 20
days. Posted rates. A.ss and k.SS4 Com
mercial bills, s4S4Aa%s5A. Bar silver,
b2&c. Mexican dollars, Nkc Govern.
ment bonds steady. State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

Miss Nettie Earnest spent Sun
day in the country with her
mother.
N q Nelson of Mondamin was
a Valley visitor Saturday on his
way home from Logan. BE made
the Times office pleasant cali.
Julius Deur was pleasant
caller today. He intended to
visit his old home in France this
winter, but owing to the wet
weather he was unable to get his
corn gathered so he has postponed
his trip until next fall.
Oscar Rydman LETT for Norfolk,
Neb Sunday where he goes for
several days work for the comp
any.
Pearl Ewell of South Omaha
Sundayed with acquaintance in
this CITY.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

Mrs H B Saunders is spending
the day in Omaha.
Miss Mary Erwin who has been
very sick is better. Mrs Maggie,
her sister, returned to Omaha
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs III A Newton and
Mrs w O Newton returned from
Chicago this morning accompani-
ed by Mrs Arthur Ellis, of Wi
mona, Michigan, who will visit
here several weeks.
Mrs Clarence Stevens is visit.
ing friends in Council Bluffs te
day.
Mrs Robert Craft went to Nor.
folk this afternoon for q visit
with friends.
Frank Donelson has rented Mr.
Ames place near Dan Coles the
|comming year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

Friends here are in receipt of
cards announcing the approach
ing marriage of Mr. Theodore
Douglas, q former Missouri VAL
ley boy, to Miss Alto z Smith q
resident Of Springfield, Mo. the
ceremony to occur at the Second
Presbyterian Church in Spring
field Wednesday December Oath
st6:30. After January LIST Mr.
aud Mrs Douglas will be at home
in Little Rock, Ark.
In q talk with . couple Of
farmers Saturday they informed
the TINES that it was impossible
to gather corn on the bottoms at
the present time. The ground is
frozen about two inches deep and
the wagons break through this
and sink in the mud.
R G Fleming is in Omaha on
business this afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

Rev John Mac Allister is in
Omaha today in attendance at 3
meeting OF the Presbyterian
General Assembly Evangelistic
Committee.
Harley and Clyde Hines de-
parted this morning for California.
They will probably locate there.
DIR and Mrs Burdick of Omaha
we're in the city yesterday the
guests of Mrs Burdick's parents,
Mr. and Mrs e Cole.
Mrs Joe O'Connor and daugh-
ter of Raglan township, are spend
ing a few days in Missouri Valley
visiting A J Gilmore and Miss
Sadie Gilmore.
The F e & M V train No 6 due
here at $50 this evening is re-
ported ten hours late on account
of snow in the Sand Hills.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18
FIRE AT CAsKET FACTORY
Less Fully Covered By Insurane

0V0o Susy OOVOuOO 10y nul0ut WuhO
A pile of moulds placed too
close to a stovepipe in the work
room at the Missouri Valley An
tiseptic Casket Factory started q
fire shortly afternoon today in
chat establishment, and before
The flames had been placed under
.ontro! damaged the establish.
ment to an unknown extent.
The fire was first discovered by
one of the girls who work at the
factory when she went into the
workroom to get q glass of water.
When asked for an estimate Of
The damage done by the fire those
connected with the estaolishm emit
we're untble to give even al esti-
mate until the entire plant is gone
over and the damaged and ruined
molds etc. sorted out. It is
thought the plant will be in work.
ing order by next Monday. The
finished caskets were not damaged
in the least.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18
Frank Clarke made the Times
office pleasant call Saturday.
JOPUGSLEY SUES ACCUsERS
After Acquital by Court Mir Pug
sley Now Brings Suits
AGAINST Prominent
Citizens.
Suits Range from $4,000 to
$4,000.

The late unpleasantness in Har-
Irison county, quite frequently re-
'ferred to as the "Afidavit Cam
paign' was misnamed. 1t should
have been dubbed the Lawyers
Friend Campaign" as subsequent
developments tend to show. Fol-
lowing directly after the suits
commenced by Hon ] E Kirk
wood of this city against several
prominent politicians of Harrison
county for malicious libel, j o
Pugsley of Mondamin, former
member of the Harrison county
board of Supervisors, and who has
just been cleared of a charge of
embezzlement in the Mills Coun-
ty District Court, Saturday COM
menced suit to recover damages
for alleged misstatements made
by various parties during the part
several months.
Through his attorneys, Cochran
and Egan, Mr. Pugsley has sued
Frank Zahner of Modale for $780,
1000 damages for the circulation
| of malicious libel concerning
the plaintiff. Other suits have
been commenced by Mr. Pugsley
against Frank Huff, } G McCabe,
w 81 Wood, Almor Stern, A j
Gilmore and G D Ferguson in the
sum of 100000 for malicious pros
ecution of the ENLIGHTENMENT
charges, against Amor Stern, Q
In Wood, G D Ferguson, John
Moi abe, j G Milliman, I N Ber-
Try and Lee Dakan for $50, 600,
claimed to have been sustained
through the publication of libel
GUS matter, and against John O
McCabe and r 81 McCabs for
$4,000 for defamation of charac-
ter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18
HOSE WAGON UPSET
Driver Fackler Caught Uunder
Wagon and Is Severely

While making the run for the
fire at the C4sket Factory this
noon the hoss wagon upset
directly in front of the Electric
Light Station and Thona Fackler
driver OF the fire t. am was thrown
under the heavy wagon, the
weight of the wagon resting on
his left ankle until several Of the
shop men who we're passing at
the time righted the wagoa. Bert
Fackler, formerly driver of the
team was on the wagon riding on
the right side. He was thrown
under the wagon but one he avy
mud guard partially supported
the weight OF the wagon and his
injuries we're not SO serious as his
brothers although his hip was
quite painfully bruised. He
finished making the drive. His
brother was carried into DR. @
w McGavren's oHice where his
Injuries we're attended to-,
Since the wage was put in
service several years ago this is
the first accident of the kind to
the wagon. When the wagon left
the itstation was on the jump and
the wagon slid more or less in
rounding the corner until the
wheels struck pile of cipders in
front of the Electric Light station
and Chief Neufnl thinks this
lcaused the wagon to upset.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

Mrs George Able arrived from
st Paul yesterday and spent the
day here visiting the P Gossard
family. She departed today for
Belle PLANE.
Supt. Beveridge of our public
schools received letter from a
friend this morning, who is at
tending Harvard, in which he says
that wood is from Sl2 to SIG per
cord at that place. That's worse
than it is in Mo Valley, anyhow.
Miss Grace Berkley is sick to
day and unable to attend her
classes at the First Ward school,
Mrs O 81 Bell is acting in her
stead.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18
Monday Dec IS

Mrs Clara Lsuetor. who Las
been here for the past several
weeks with her mother, Mrs Fouts. !
leaves tom PROV for her home in
Trinidad, Colo.
Born, yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Swar, q son.
RE- ID Carrier VIM Cox has q
new Wagon, manufactured by
Woodland & Wehrli. 1t is Que of
the finest wagons in the city.
Ed uarty, of the Storehouse
department here, has been trans.
ferred to Council Bluffs, where for
the next few weeks he will have
charge OF the Northwestern store
house at that point, relieving the
regular storekeeper there, the lat.
ter's family Tow being sick with
black diptheria.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18
cA8roRIA.
n..,.tb. = The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss NlM2zzzu

Charles Lsngdon leaves for
Columbus, Ohio, this evening,
called to that city by the serious
illness of his mother.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

Mrs j II South and daughteY
Nellie are spending the day in
Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-12-18

DR. DeVore was called to Mag.
nolia yesterday in consultation
with DR. Cutler.