Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Dsnnis SAYS me Too. :"

Esnnis Says me Too"
Dennis O'Leary, of the Wood
bine Twlner, in last weeks paper
endorses the Logan gangs views
in every thing, and in speaking of
the supervisor election that is to
occur this fall, among other things
says:
The Mo Valley Times, the only
democratic paper in that district,
is open in it's avowal of hostility.
The reason given by the Times is
not creditable, but it may have
weight, as the affair is purely q
district institution. The county
as whole is sick Of the Mo VAL
ley-Logan fight, and has no pa
thence with the attempt to inject
it into every question that comes
up.
Dennis is wrong, as he always
is when he dances to the music of
the Logan crowd-and he gener-
ally dances when they sing. The
Mo Valley TIMES has no particular
fight against A j Gilmore for
supervisor, but when he is select
ed by John G McCabe, the mouth
piece for the Logan gang, for the
people of this district to endorse,
the people will not do the endors-
ing. A j Gilmore has always
stood high with the people of this
supervisor district, and perhaps
would have been nominated for
supervisor next fall had John Nc
Cabe and the Logan outfit kept
their splinter out OF the fight.
Mo Valley has not yet reached
the stage where Logan will be
asked to select their candidates
for them. Dennis is bright
young man, but as politician he
is s'howling failure" for no poll
tician would recommend the
Strengthening of candidate in a
small township like Boyer, simply
because he lived in Mo Valley, rs
the aforesaid Dennis did couple
of weeks ago. He should remem-
Der that do Valley and st John
township have about 1900 votes,
and when it comes to Strengthening
candidates they would cut quite a
figure. Dennis, suppose candi-
date from Woodblne should be
nominated next fall and Mo VAL
ley voters should act on your sug-
gestion aud go into the slaughter
ing business, do you suppose the
WoodbiDe man would stand
much of a show? As you take
your cue from the Logan outfit in
many other things, Dennis, you
had better consult them before
you write articles in regard to
Strengthening people.
Mrs Jessie Pilling returned from
Council Bluffs this morning, where
she had been visiting friends for few
days.
w Knight received letter from
his son Mack yesterday, from Glen
Rock, Wyoming, where he is visiting
his brother and John II Morgan, in
which he says the sheep herds of his
brother and Mr. Morgan are doing
| fine.
Ingeborg Nelson, daughter of Peter
Nelson, is now convalescent, after
several weeks severe illness with
typhoid fever
Miss Katherine Schwertley is spend
ing the day with Omaha acquaint
ances.
Rev Williamson is in Adams Coun-
ty on few days trip
Mrs w M Harmon and Miss Jose
Harmon are IN Omaha today visiting
with Jene Joiner at st. Joseph's hos.
pital.
Mrs Elizabeth Chambers went to
Ireton this morning and will spend
several days there visiting her sons.
The following Mo Valley knights of
Pythias attended meeting in Wood
bine last night, Ell Bradley, Ralph
Kendall, J l5 Barrett, Lee Lindsey,
Ebert Schatfer, J. w Brown, w o
Reed and Chas Sargent. The boys re-
port a fine time A banquet was
served by the Woodbine brethren after
the Lodge work was done.
Mrs Joseph Colyer and daughter,
Mrs. q. z. Brammon, left this after
noon for an over Sunday visit with
relatives near Logan.
Mrs A L Tamisiea is visiting Omaha
friends.
Mrs Pierce Welch went to Atkinson,
Neb., today for weeks visit with her
husband. who is now stationed at that
point