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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

Tho Ie~is and clarl. e2pa itioa
brought 10000 pergans tro,a e9Si . ta9s
Rocisg mountains TO he coast IL iG05
VIII the Foundation IN exploitation .ii
by Portland For Seattle - 3rila ii9u,i
says a writcr In the Pacific MeGtbiv
the Alaska-l ukoA-lacitie "xp Siti@A
wili lring 1t least 250o9A ia 'a0a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
AN OPINION AFFECTING
;TiNERANT PHYSICIAN


Des Moines. Ia, May 1S.--At the re-
loust of the state board of medical .,x-
anincrs the attorney general has given
an opinion as to the itinerant physi-
rians' licenses. The state board is not
particularly friendly to itinerant
license. 1t wanted to know whether or
not it had to issue them or whether it
had an option.
The attorney general tells the board
that it has no option and must issue
hem when the applicant complies with
the law, but advises the board that it
is warranted in going to the extreme.
in the question OF satisfying itself that
the applicant does co-1ply He points
out that the applicant must have a
physicians license as provided under
section 25TG before he can get an timer
amt license, and furthermore nlnst sat
lsfy the board as TO his competency and
morality Attorney General RJers
calls the attention OF the board to the
fact that the law was not enacted TO
add revenue to the tleasury. although
ii requires n license Zee of $3.50. and he
therefore advise the board that It is
| justified in protecting the public
health by exc:ri...lc. all its authority as
30 competency ard morality. There
III" only SIC. itinerant physicians i'm he
| state.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
BROKEN DOLL AND
FIRE MAIN TWO
BABIES FOR LIFE
.:da Roddy Falls on Playthins
Loses Eye--Hile|a McGuin-
ness ParaIyzed by Fire.

Dubuque. Ia. May - While pla
lns @ith her doll which had a broke
He q. Lila. the l-year-ol@l daughter
J.l'ilss i.oudy. OF this city. tcll on y
:,2. ains. cutting a CASH in her eye
juriiis i, 20 BADLY she MAS removed te
h9-,,;ii 10 have the eye taken out
tia l.ones OF saving the sight OF the
JiNef,
i7ire which eneveloped her, and her
mothers desperate efforts to exiting ulsE
the ila;nes. have probably Injured HIDE
Me;i,iial"ss. daughter of Al.. and Mrs
Arthur Me';uinness 50 she will never
h. able To walk. While playing about II
heap of burning rubbish the child .
less caught fire. The mother rushed
10 the chill's assistance and rolled the
iitii. one on the ground vigorously To-
pat out HE flames. which she succeeded
in doing hat the chila's spine was in-
jured resulting in paralysis OF the lowe,
i,c
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
GRADUATES HAVE
SMALL Fox AND TOWN
is I'M QUARANTINE

loe&;er las. May u rEa s@noois an.
lpsea, piblc meetings called OFF and
-. r1taiisg Is tiet! up here by puaran
'im@ OF the to~i on account OF small!
apN
|;faaiatiili5 cxercises To be held mex,
Mee!. With Governor 1'lNninins rs orator
IRE cal' off 'l'h"re are fifteen ..ases
ilrer of tn" high school graduates be-
ny C!ogvn NTH the disease. Every effort
- being ln;lfe 70 stamp il eni'.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
1870
Atchison Globe Sights.

Musicians never abuse a really bad mu-
tic.an.
Some women chew gura like they We're
employed piece work.
Wherever you go you find people sleep
Ing their opportunities.
Ii you socialist YOU can always
get q banquet by getting out OF Jail.
i; IS Always easy TO ind d toothpick
whom you are looking for match:
The little side dishes ut restaurant af
ford considerable amusement to farmers.
The average housekeeper has idea Il
restaurant Kitchen isn't very tidy place.
The game of whist Il woman plays is not
u reliable index To her useful accomplish
incnts
1t is bad luck for a hack to drive up in
front of your house The hack is Fable 10
contain kin.
People speak of boys running errands.''
hut ii they really do run We have never
heard Of it,
III a mans first name is Jake" chances
are quite favorable for his wife calling
HIM Mister"
A woman doesn't think anything is quite
whipped cream.
Ever notice how II man likes to iiid fault
with his job in the presence OF men WHO
haven't good 4 one:
ALTHOUGH a woman knows she is not an
;.aeci. she never fully forSivcs her llus-
litid for not being hero
| y w:dower with seven children stands
| better chow of getting married again
! titn II widow with one
1 NC way some men eat soup deserves
! the attention of the Society for the Pre-
| Ne:lt,on oi Cs!css Noises.
Inc only time a boy has any use for a
peace conference is when he realizes it IS
/ W to him to cry 'l.nou;5h..'
II is a funny notion thar old maids OF -
need chaperons, while married woiaen OF
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
He THREW ACID IN
FACE OF HIS BRIDE

Marshalltown. Ia, May 20.-James.
Deburtolo, an Italian laborer, was ar
rested here on complaint of his broth
er-in-ltw. William kirchburger. on the
charge of assault with intent Ia COM
nit great bodily injury. by throwing
carbolic acid In the face of his bs ide
of two months.
Mrs Dcburtolo was formerly Annie
kirschburger. young German girl.
They were married March 20 She is
badly burned about the neck and face
and confined to bed. The husband
claims the wife tried to drink poison
ard he prevented her. The hearing
awaits the wife's recovery
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
WAS ROBBED OF s1.5co
BUT LEAVES S75,oL

Waterloo, Ia. May 2l.-John Ismmick
Who died Wednesday. left IA fortune o
S1j,eoo with only one heir. Georg.
.;hipnlan, of Nit tilead, o. E.mmicl
WAS u heavy land owner in Iowa ana
South Dakota He was eccentric. hay.
Ing NO faith If banks. and often car
ried as much as $1,000 in currency il
his pockets. Someone familiar witt
Ais habits held him up recently ano
robbed him oil $l,190.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
GOVERNOR TO BE ASKED
TO PARDON RAILROAD MEN

Iowa Fails, Ia, May 21.--GoVernO.
Cunlmins will he asked to pardon two
railroad men who are serving sentences
OF nine months in the Wright county
Jail Last fall Elmer Buck and Ct. T.
Barney were engaged in the discharge
of their duties as brakemen. 1t was
raining very hard and they entered "a
work car and took two rain coats to
protect them from the weather. The
men pleaded guilty to the charge
against them and were given nine
months in the county jail. a sentence
that their friends claim did not fit the
crime, and this movement has beer
started in hopes of restoring the mer
% liberty.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
FORMER IOWA MAN
BURNED TO DEATE

Marshalltown. Ia, May 22.-Word lie
ceived here from Ogden. Utah, am
nounced the burning to death. presum-
ably from :, gasoline explosion of Ed
ward Taylor ut Pocatello. Idaho. for
mer we'll known resident OF Clinton and
employed by the Northwestern railway
for three years prior to three YEARS age
when he went to Ogden to enter the
cloth and cleaning business. Mrs. w
N. Raymond. of this city, sister of the
deceased. and nephew Frank Taylor
son of deceased. left for Ogdea upon
receipt o. the message.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
Presence, Of Mind.

From, HerperS Weekly.
A negro minister from Georgia, who was;.
VISITING friends i'll New York City, WENT
ane Sunday to the Cathedral on Fifth ave-;
nue..
He was very much impressed by the;
service, especially by the choir-boss in the,
professional and occasional. When he'
returned to the south he resolved TO in-i
troduce the same thing into his church,,
SO he collected fifteen or twenty little.
darkies and drilled them until he had them:
well trained.
on. Sunday the congregation were,
greatly surprised to see the choir-boys.
marching in. singh g the professional. The
minister noticed that something was
wrong; the boy in front was not carrying
anything lie leaned over the pulpit, and
In order to avoid attracting attention, he
chanied in tune TO the song they We're
Singing
"what-have you done-with the in
aense-pot?'
The little darby. with great presence Of
mind, chanted back:
"I--left it in--the aisle-it was too
damn hot"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

John Alexander Dowie." SAID a Zion
City man. had Il grand knack of putting
things quantity and forciby.
At one of his last meetings here he at
tackled the modern mother of society, the
mother who neglects her children
Why, he SAID. L overheard the most
remarkable conversation between two
nur,emaids OF Il car yesterday.
Are you going to the picnic?' said the
first nursemaid.
NO. said the second; Am afraid 1
shan't he there
Why not?' cried the first. And you
50 fond, too, of picnics and dancing. and
young men, and all that there
Oh, said the other nursemaid, I'D love
.early to go, dearly: but, to tell the truth.
IN afraid to leave the baby with its moth
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
ANNOUNCED
Ely SUPEH FINITE MDEMT RIGGS

Alh,ts. la. Mis - Stale Sup
rintendenl ]. T Riggs has jus, issued
II. anneunermieni o. the county teach
si'% institute S appointed for ,he COM
ing Year lheae in western Iowa are
as follows
Bu@na Visa Storm .ahe. Juno IS
Calhoun Rockwell city. August u.
Carroll o;trroll, June II.
N'ero ,iordo Mason city, August ~
Cherokee Cherokee. July :.
lazy Spencer. JuiS IL.
Crawford l3nison. August n.
Dickinson s;lilil Lake, July 5.
l.lnmei l.stnervlie. August -.
Guthrie eutlui eenter, Hui, lG.
ilailisnH l.oa4i .Iliil IL,
~ Ida NiloSe AutnSt T.
kossuih Nl.pin, July 10.
iNeu Rock ltep,is ,rls 29.
M'rtlsl M, Agi AtiS,isl -
MuaiigpilarrN Itttsl oak ,IlilN 10
eil}lien l'riG8etar. Iuig ~
'ilp lin trngetshui'e. i}Ily s.
'iEnoilN " Mafs. A,lgliAi 10
l'peahQnelS no, ,honlas ,iis 10
i'pNlWitttsnn!o 'ounoii lAalls. Juno
i0
-;4q ene &lsa Il
rioliS ORANGE iY, Jl!ly ~
Mclatrl III Dodge jtne II.
Mianrha@ 's'pfesi city August ).
Woodbury. sioux e'itS July "a,
Worth Morlh~ 0oa, .IiIly y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

PAGES TORN FROM A
LEDGER STARTS SCANDA

Dubuque. la. May 20 Investigation
of The Macarthur waterworks scandal
has revealed that five sheets are miss
ing from the consumers ledger, includ-
ing the page containing the account Of
John l.llwanger, formerly president of
the board of trustees.
One OF the other missing sheets CON
,ains the account OF the Great Western
railway, which should show $1,000 in
credits in five months. The public is
asking. embarrassing questions ELL
wanger. who is president of i, Wholesale
liquor company. has u statewide repu.
tation fol. honesty
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
slvES UP PROPERTY
AND LIFE TOGETHER

Iowa City. La, May Is. Katie lSes-
sler. aged 10, unmarried. committed
suicide al Scion village near IONA City,
This morning. taking carboic acid. She
has, been made defendant in a suit
TO set aside deeds OF property worth
$5o.Gnn. Iy.,s.ne influence over tne own
er. her Uncle, was alleged by the plain
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
FORMER ORGANIZER
or EAGLES ARRESTED

Waterloo, la. May 2O.--L. c. Hanlon,
we'll known over Iowa as the FORMER state
organizer of the Order of Eagles. WAS ar
rested today on an indictment returned at
Council Bluffs iie is accused OF obtain
ing money by false pre.ense while organ
iz!ng the fraternal insurance order there
.IiSf winter
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SUIT Is BROUGHT FOR
EXPOSITION FRAMkFuRTERS.


: l)cs Moines. la. May %. fe. sl,9lS
= worth Of franl1!hiter st,usascs. dis
pcEsei 10 hungry VISITORS at the ST.
= Louis, exposition. the Louisiana
> Purchase commission has brousht
4 suit in dis:trirt court against Good
4 man Cohen of i1cs Moincs
\ The commission claims that the
\ frankf,irtcr concession, giving the
\ exclusive right for the sale of wien
= "rwtrst red hots" ana sandwiches
= at the worlds fair. was let to Co
\ hen Cohen. according to the petit
= ton, was to pay the directorate 80
. per cent. OF all ;Eat he received for
: frankfurtcrs sold ut amy stands ut
. the Intramural stations. In addi-
= ton he was 10 pay 81 per square
4 foot for all stands within the
\ grounds. The commission claims
\ thlt Cohen is back in his payments
= $l,aiS. and demands instant remit
lance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
IOWA MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
MHIlE ON EASTERN TRIE

Philadelphia. Pa. May 90 Prank \.
1srethertoli, aged 10. "a vatsnnan. ems
poycd by the Agar Packing company.
of pes Muines Ia. committed suicide
in The station NJ the Pennsylvania rail-
road i'll this city by shooting himself
In the temple. In his pocket was found
a pathetic letter addressed To his Wife,
who is said 10 reside in lies Moines. 1t
roads:
To MY Dear Wife: My last thought is
of A.eu.ald ] wait SOU To think as kim
ly of me as you ~an. treated YOU
Christian spirit that is IN Your heart alone.
am tho executor uf your mothers es-
tate, and see 10 i that YOU get Your share
und settle on li,tle Helen $l.eco
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
IOWA DOCTORS NAME
BlERRlNG, OF IOWA CITY

Cedar Rapids, Ia, May 2o.-The Iowa
State Medical society today elected w.
l.. HERRING, of Iowa City, president.
and J.. Bailey of Mt. Ayr delegate to
the national convention. Des Moines
was chosen as The next meeting place.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

WANTS GARDEN MORE
THAN WANTS HUSBAND.

Dcs Moines. la. May 2o.--On the
grounds that her husband refuses to
make garden. Mrs. John Arton has
brought a suit for divorce. Arton
says he is forced to give his entire
time and attention to his fields and
crops and that he has no time to
plant radishes and keep the weeds
out of the beans. Mrs. Arton tried
to start her suit in federal court,
because she said her husband had
gone to Kansas. and she supposed
that all interstate business. even in
GLIDING divorces, should be trans
ferred in federal court.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
HE TRIES TO JUMP
FROM HIGH WINDOW

Des MONIES, Ia, May lS.A j. Bark
or, the negro who was shot yesterday
evening by Detective johnson. made
an effort TO escape by jumping from
the third story window OF Mercy hos
pita this morning. He was cauglt
and put under police guard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
HOTEL MANAGER WEBS
HIS HEAD WAiTElS,

Dubuque. Ia. May Brad Flop
KRIS. alderman ut Large and manager
., the Wales hotel married Miss Nullie
Meiroy head waitress. Judge Bfoniton
of the distric. court officiating.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
PAT GROVE AGAIN
FACING A JURY

council bluffs, Ia, May -. Pat
Grove. kidnnper. was today placed Oh
trial charged with holding up and rob-
blng .wo street cars in July, 1905.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

THE Missouri state university now
has "a chair of poultry" The color
lire. however, probably will give the
position to n white man.
With the use of the oxN-acetylene
b'owpipe Il temperature of 1000 = IS o.
tanned, which is almost double t.lat o.,-
la;ned with the oXy-hydrogen flame.
Scientists have come to the conclu-
sion that earthworms frequently live to
an age of eight or ten. years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
BABY BURNS TO
DEATH IN BONFIRE

Dubuque, Ia, May 20. The infant
ron of John Nickles. q farmer, was
burned TO death while playing about u
bonfire.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
SCORES THE DRESS
PARADE TENDENCY
OF CLUB WORE N

l]es Ao.nes. Ia May u. The bieii-
aiai convention of Tho lotra lndeaatief
OF Woaens clubs are getting 10 br
,Iass pt'asia l.talrs n.stes,d ol business
ms .tiAgs. Declared Mrs w T.. Mitch
eli, pigs ias.i oi the pes Moiaes Won
- ciu5 on her retuin ro.s! the con
7ilioll at 0ssla!possl
s!'Ae snift waist woMan. Tie woml-
aa oi pidia dress aud i4i8h 'noussits
@ts III III aiiitoiitS aesl the Momeis
M'io 'sfE!'- ~ pait n it - display
.'fr tgi.is ard lsii.ii1s leefa ia the ;i!l.
ipills i,t'l sti,ts e5iN Change tfIeii
spaflls l'l.ne ct fogr times Gsis aNG
IL, ',@#ii S ~ TIL came ;ia;c. II t.
ss9t aH# a'oi appso2Fistte for a woman
10 Aaie,ti ~. the PLATFORM ~ d, l,eaniiN
convention alfi tho H9a rs isio4
rassei il ;ll ciAhpiyi'c II M.nls gp@f
THAR ii for q Mltn TO para le tn
StFe@tS ut iil- s;i.se st'i!r a,tirCi in @i.
efeii, hl' ND IN @NnNiNs. salt Yef WIS
is ;Vllai naplsen@i nj Gskalooia. /
iRs r Is time tha this teM 4sl4ey Il
dress sfQtila ~ ele@l,csi
Mrs. Mash prcsia dent
9shaiopsa, Ia, M94 ~. ~ Inc clos
lhs ou the biemniai onveMtion OF
tie ii'Na Hc7eration Of Worc'l'a .'lubs
'ra esi Mrs e;eryraae sash. Audit
p9li Ni' pr 4idcNt, Mrs T.. l., ,lnllnSoH
MfAerloi. recording serreilfy Mrs.. GER
We iinli' ''esIar RAPIDS corresponding
esieNt,t MIS- T.. y c'hasssrN l.aAEtrs
3 M@r;ll teslerati2n sere AIRY. Mis- Marian
\; isilly Rcd oat; auditor. Mrs. iolAse
VI 'i'DWRof. |orniiie
iiNitations for tho next Diamnal we're
@SisEle.. frpil oliGinMa ard I9avc1t.
port y decision is 10 lsc made iate;
~ the BOARD OF directors
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
BUTCHER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

1)cs MOInHs, Ia. May 2O.--,IOhn ]. MNpr
the pioneer hatcher of this city went to Il
room in his home and turned on the gas
and lay down 10 die. He was rescued later
by his son Clarence The family announces
that the cause of the trouble is temporary
insanity.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
wI.o:- rca-aL CARD

THREATENING TO KILL
Dc. alo.nsa. -. Fry 40. Wilson.
4 ia:rner. irils near i>,ic=:viilc. was
ina.ctsd i9g lii. iederai grand jury for
wr.si:i.. II nc:ss;.! cara To l. frank anl
ihr at hin; te :snoc. aim II he persisted
in GGnilin.. Elm
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
IOWA STATE FAIR TO
HAVE BIG IMPROVEMENTS

Des Moincs. Ia. May 20 More inn
provemcnts will be made this Year at
The. state fair grounds than for some
years past. The total will amount TO
about $4,000. Part of this is the 500
300 appropriated by the state. The ball
ance is the improvements TO be made
from the profits of the last state lar.
There is probably not another lnstltu-
ton in Tie state of Iowa that makes
50 many Improvements on its own ;tc-
count and gets so little aid from the
state as the state fair which is state
institution and managed by the direc-
.ors of the state department OF asri-
culture.
The list Of the principal improve
nents 10 be made this year is MS fol-
.nNs:
steel swine pavilion observation-disclosures 7s,oeo
Electric light improvements l0,GHo
Water works mems ...........s...... 12,nS3
Horse barn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Street improvements ................. 1900
All
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

The st&rtlns calculation is FOX made
that til. worlds Met,aodis;s are noa So
numerous that by ioii.iu. bands, thny
couic girdle the earth. They numDcr
3OOoo. 600.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
MChEy MARKET

MONEY MARKET.
Ne3 York. -,iay 1s.--bIoney STEADY n,
cm2is per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per. 81: ptr cent Sterling exchange,
:, rcn:s. 81. sc. 500. St.55 on demand,
end i.S3 1904. 80 60 for sixty days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

When the members OF the family say
cood morning TO each other at break.
vast io0x for visitors In the house.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
TORPEDO BOAT REFi-oArEn

Yarmouth. May 2l.-The British
torpeaobuat destroyer Sherwell, which
was stranded on the Barber sands
near here yesterday was refloated to-
day without damage.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
AGED RESIDENT DROPS
DEAD AFTER A CONCERT

Mason city, Ia, May 22.-Adrain
Clarke Mcclure. an aged resident of
,3iitt dropped dead after attending a
concert here last night.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23
ARM TERRIBLY SHATTERED
WAEN CAUGHT In BEL

WHEN CAUGHT TN BELT
Dubuque. la, May 20.-Frank Smith
had his arm caught In the belt of IL,
wood saving machine and broken in
several places and the flesh mashed.
Amputation was necessary to save his
life.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

II takes Il lot of courage on the part
of a young iaan to tell girl now
2rGtty some other Girl is.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-23

It's q terrible shock when the bride
groom finds his new wife looking at
him Tor the first time critically instead
Of tendeYi.s.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-06-13
Castor.

We are having lots of rain and
farmers are getting behind with
their work.
D. +. BolIinger and wife bad
business in Lutcsville last week.
A. ]. Beal attended church at
Liberty Sunday.
Rev. Kenner preached at Miliers
Chapel. Sunday. There was dinner
on the ground.
Henry Haynes and wife had Dusl'
ness in LutesyiIle one day last week
The Children's Day exercises TO
have been held at Kinder's Chapel
the fourth Sunday in June has been
postponed until the fourth Sunday
| in July.
| Forest BolIinger and wife visitet
relatives near Glen Allen Saturday
and Sunday.
i The infant son of Welker Sitz
and wife is seriously III of typhol
fever.
Mrs. H. b. Wbitener, who ba
been visiting her daughter in Ma
auaud. returned home Monday.
/ Clarence Swan attended q strav
berry supper near Buchanan satu
, day night. AdhiooLA'
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-06-13
Our Correspondents.
Crooked Creek

Quite q number Of our young
folks attended the Children's Day
exercises Al Union church last Sun
day and report d good time
Wilson Knowles and wife Of
Patton visited their parents hefe
Saturday night and attended church
at Union church Sunday.
II. M. Aulsbury and family Of
Oran are visiting relatives here.
Miss Mamie Slinkard " working
for Mrs. j. q. D. Whitener a. Mar
quand.
Misses Dora and Ethel Mabuce
returned home from 81. Louis last
"Wednesday.
II. M. IIawn went 70 Frederick
town last week to attend the wed
ding Of his nephew, Thomas Lee.
4 Mrs. Daniel Hawn, Sri, is report
| ed on the sick list.
Henry Pogue and family poyet
to Flat River last Monday. jar.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-06-13
scs,pns..
1. seems like summer has arrive

1t seems like summer has arrived
at last.
Everybody busy planting corn
II. J. Lincoln and son have the
contract to build new residence
for Jacob Rulings on Hurricane.
John L. Nanney has been erecting
! large amount of picket fencing
on his farm, as well as selling quite
a lot of merchandise.
Francis Bridges and sons went to
Lutesville one day last week and
brought home a new Deering binder
They have very large crop Of
wheat TO harvest this season.
Zenis Stevens recently purchased
u new euItivator. zenis says be
can have time to fish now.
eUncle Bill" Walker, who hal
been on the sick list for some time
| is able TO be out again.
| Jonas Barks went TO Shrum oI
business Wednesday.
Clarence Walker visited irlena
at Gravel Hill Sunday.
| Jetr iambaagb is busy ba'iiial
tics-to Latesville these days
/ sUneIsD Newt Nanney had tb
misfortune to spraia bis ankle Will