Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
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lead his loved ones safely to that
bourne he was 80 fast approaching
To those who knew him we'll it is not
necessary to speak of his patient and
always loving and self-sscrlficing
spirit. His anxiety all his life and IS
pecslly in the midst of his late suffer
ing, was for the comfort and future
welfare of those around him When
such either, brother and husband
passes forever from the home circle,
there is an aching void down deep in
each heart that can not be filled. Such
q life and character are beautiful to
contemplate. Surely, the record of a
useful lite has been made up, and the
book closed. His record as u citizen
is beyond reproach. AS we locke
into the grave of our dear. departed
one, we realized that nothing that
could speak or think was there. The
question quickly came to us, "Where
is that loving, self-sacriticing nature
who stopped the beating of that kind
and generous hearth The answer
comes To the unbiased mind in that
sweet, tender longing and yearning of
the human heart for that hallowed
rest and reunion beyond the grave
We cannot believe that this longing
implanted in every intelligent mind
will be allowed to 60 unsatistied May
the remembrance of this lovely life
prove continually bright and shin
ing light along the pathway Of the
loved ones left behind, to lead them
even through the valley of Shadow
Contributed by Friend.
Mavor !. L Reynolds, DIR + r Boyd,
Col. II w Scott members of the Little
Sioux Whist team are in the Valley
today.
John Babe of Pisgah is in the Val
ley today visiting friends.
Mrs. r. G Hills and Mrs. A II Rock
we'll are spending the day in Omaha.
Miss Ida Metcalf is paying Omaha
friends short visit
Job Couldn't Have Stood 1t.
If he'd had the Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklin's Ar
MICA Salve will cure the worst case of
piles on earth. 1t has cured thousands.
For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Erup.
tions it's the best salve in the world.
Price 25c box Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Elliott u Harvey. s3O
II q Lord returned from Sioux City
last night, where he has been on Postal
Telegraph business.
William Alton Is down with the
smallpox at his home in Norfolk. Neb
Mrs. Mary Hills, of this city, died
this morning at $40 O'clock, after an
illness of about two weeks. Yesterday
DR.. Lord of Omaha came up to assist
local surgeons in performing an opera
ton for internal structure, in hopes
her life might be prolonged, but the
operation was unavailing aud death
occurred as stated. We are unable to
gather facts for an obituary until next
week, as 1T is necessary to gather most
of the information from Magnolia
friends. Mrs. Hills is stster-in-law
to Mrs. Margaret Hills, who has been
ill so many weeks at her home in this
city. Funeral arrangements are not
yet announced. Woodbine Chronicle
Aprll 3.
Miss Amy Burbank after visit OF
several days here with her parents Mr.
and Mrs G w Burbank, leaves tomor-
row for Eagle Grove where she will
resume her work in the Public Schools
of that place.
The holder of Coupon 8l2ss in A A
Heath Il Sons Blue Ribbon Contest
is requested to call at that store and
receive rebate.
Mrs. Ed Scebold and son arrived
yesterday from Sioux City. They will
spend q few days visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles Alexander.
During her visit here Mrs. G w
Norton, who arrived yesterday from
Sioux City, will be the guest of Mrs.
N CCreagor.
Today is pension day, the old soldiers
are happy.
G II Deur is putting in new two
ton kimball elevator in his warehouse.
Bert Faith this afternoon sold
his shoe repairing establishment
to A A LaDue, who for the past
few months has been associated
with h 81 Fisher in the drawing
business. Charles Cox will sue
coed Mr. LaDue in the dray bust
ness.
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