Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-28
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ne recent rams are causing
alarm along the low lands of the
Soldier. The channel is filled
with mud and rubbish. A
heavy rain in the hills north
and east of here means the de-
struction of thousands of acres
LOT hay, corn and wheat.
The Rev. McCormic's brother
with his family, is visiting here
this week.
\ crew of Italian laborers
are working here on the rail
read, graveling and raising the
railroad track.
Mrs. David Camel died at the
hospital in Council Bluffs, Mon
day. The body was brought to
Mondamin today. The funeral
services Will be held at The l..
ID. $. church Wednesday. She
Will be taken to he family bury
ln::g S,rouMu at Little Sioux for
ntcrmrnt. Mrs. Camel was
one of the pioneers of Harrison
county and one of the most
honorcd and respected ladies in
this community. She lived al
long useful life, eighteen years
OF which were spent in Mon
DAMN. She leaves a husband,
five daughters and four sons to
mourn her loss. Her friends
are numbered 10y her acquaint-
ances. She will be missed by
all. Husband, daughters, and
sons have the sincere sympathy
of this community.
Supervisor Murray was in
Mondsmin last week and really
and truly shaking hands with
people in his own district. We
were surprised to see him. In
tact VIC had forgotten that this
corner of Harrison county had
a supervisor. How did it hap
pen? Well let's think. Oh yes!
How simple we are. Don't
youknow there are three super
visions to be nominated and
elected this fall. We wonder
if Murray will run on his rec
ord.
Roger Donehn, formerly
night operator here, stopped off
to visit acquaintance, while on
his way to South Dakota.
John Taylor has been suffer
ing with a severe attack of tom
sllltis for the past week.
DR.. Macfarlane reports a
daughter at the Cy Cross home
last week.
Cherries, currents, raspber-
ries, sugar and fruit Jars are
the demand of the hour. That
is what the woman says and
what she says goes and don't
you forget it, we've been going.
Mondamin and vacinity are
doing their part to make the
various summer schools a sue
cess and furnish up-to-date
teachers for the schools of the
county. Miss Maude Logan
and Miss Agnes McCabe are
taking special primary work at
Drake University, Des Moines.
Rex Mcfarlane is there taking
a teachers course. Miss Bertha
Arbaugh, Miss Blanche Gun
solley, Miss Effie Philips and
Miss Mable Mickey are at the
Woodbine Normal fitting them
selves for work in the schools
of the county the coming year.
They deserve the patronage of
directors that are looking for
hive teachers.
The foot race Saturday was
the worst fake we have ever
seen. 1t must have been
fixed to get somebody's time.
AS it happened there was no
suckers except those who made
up the purse and had it under
stood that it was to go to an inn
ported man. You are smooth
boys but that kind of running
will make you fast enough to
get beat.
Every thing hele is rioting in
the glad June sunshine. Veg
citation is tumbling over itself
trying to get on top and paint
the world in green and blossoms.
The birds and flowers are MAX
lug US ashamed of grumbling.
We are thinking seriously Of
getting some one who under
stands the graphophone to
catch the melody that sur
rounds US and let the world
hear the grand, thrilling lyric