Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-10-25
CLAW Items.


the wheat, there being much of
it sowed since we have had a
shower.
Our r. r. b. man failed to
make his round last Monday.
Mrs. German, who had been
suffering several months with
diabetus, died last Thursday
morning, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. BENZ. Coffeen.
Her family consisting of hus-
band and three children. All
were present at her death. Her
children are Mr.. Scott German,
81 Glenwood, Iowa, Mrs. Lille
Price, of Mimi, and Mrs. Cof-
cen. Funeral services at the
house, conducted by Rev. Ben
netts, and st. Clare, and burial
in Calhoun Cemetery on Satur-
day. Age 69years.
Royal Catfeen, of Malvern,
Iowa, Carroll, of Omaha, Mrs.
Bertha Wood, of Council Bluffs
were in attendance at their
grand mothers funeral.
Rev. St. Clare, of Lake City,
is the U. B. Pastor for the COM
ing year.
Ruthy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Hester, is very sick
with typhoid fever. DR.. Cooper
is attending her.
Mrs. Fred Seeger is able to be
up again.
Miss Jennie, daughter of Rev
Bennett, is quite sick yet. The
family have been unfortunate,
some of them have been sick
for two months.
/ Asa Thomas has been "Pa"
since Sunday morning the 21st,
there coming a "a pound girl to
live with them. Mother and
baby doing well, but Asa is
in a precarious condition.
Were it not that we read the
County papers, we would not
know there is to be an election
this fall, not having seen but
one candidate for a County Of
flee.
There was no school in No. 4
on Monday, owing to the teach
er, Miss Green, being sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pratt
were visiting at the home of G.
, G. Seeger, on Sunday.
! j. L. Motz is putting a fine
system of water works in his
feed yards, Spooners are having
the work done.
Miss Bessie Iden is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Ritchison,
of Moorehead.
Elijah Ashcraft, of Tilden,
Nebraska, is visiting his brother
Jackson Ashcraft, and other
relatives.
The family of VIM. and j. A.
Graham were visiting at the
home of Jackson Motz, Sunday.
A. L. Bowers threshed his last
!; job of the season, at w. G. Butts
on last Friday, and pulled ma
. chine home.
Joe Marshall has a public sale
; next Saturday, at which time /
reckon the Candidates will be
!, conspicuous.
Mrs. S. L. Vittitoe had the
misfortune to loose her pocket
book, containing twenty dollars
IN last Friday, while returning
from Mondamin.
Frank Vittitoe, the road SUI
pervisor is putting the roads in
. fine condition, preparatory to
his settlement with the board.
j. A. Graham is preparing to
$ care for his present corn crop,
3 by building a new, double corn
crib.
The potato crop is about all
harvested, the yield is rather
light.
a The time is near for the flies
, to vacate, then the good house
wives will remind the Lords
of creation" that they must
provide a new heater, incident
to many other pleasant" du-
ties such as house cleaning, and
k such work.
G. G. Cooper was running a
corn husking machine in his
:ornfield last Wednesday, and
it did good work in the standing
corn, but failed to give good
satisfacti n in down corn, so he
: returned it.
Mrs. Burt Hester has return
ed home from her mothers, at
h Modal9. where she has been sick