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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10
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MOUND city
November 9. 1908.

Mr. JOS Goodlow of Danyille. is in
the city this week as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hough on Fist Firsi
land Pearl streets
Misses Jessie ana Bertha Schuler
Ispent Sunday in Cairo
MI Roscoe Loyelace of Barlow
Ky, is the guest Of his sitser. Mrs.
Walter Boyd on First street.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +. church
will meet at the home of FMS. II NJ
Smith Wednesday afternoon
Misses Ella Dolan and JULIA Kahn Ct
Cairo spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs D II. Mills on High street
Mrs Geo. Eichhorn was a Cairo
visitor Sunday
Mn and Mrs. Walter Boyd and Miss
Elizaeth LoveIace were the guests Of
friends at Mounds Sunday Miss
Lovelace remained over Sunday ever
ing
Let the voters of Pulaski county re,
member at the election that located
on one Of Mound City's best streets
there are forty nice lots for whica
there is recorded a good clear deed to
the county providing the county set
remains in this city and if it is re.
moved this property reverts to the
city Also remember that there al
several thousand dollars in cool cash
in the hands Of the county clerk do
mated by several Of cur citizens, this
fund being placed TO the credit Of The
county to assists in the building Of u
court house. Think over the several
ether advantages Mound City has and
think in favor Of Mound City.
Little Miss Mary Schuler is quite
III at her home on Fifth street
DR., and Mrs. Alex Won Aichlebury
and family shipped their household
goods TO Murphysboro Monday ami
left the same day for that city wher,
they will make their future hons
The doctor has a suite of 1--WE room
where his office viii be located. Thci
many friends in this city regret very
much to see them depart but wish
hem the best of success in their nea
field
The Ladies' Aid OF the Episcopal
'hurch will meet "Wednesday at tha
lome Of Mrs. George Belts.
Mrs. +. C.. Moss is on the sick lis
At this writing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10

tween the parties aud do not take
them into consideration Then there
is the great army Of office holders
under The Federal Government, rein.
forced by state appointees. and all
their relatives and friends. Then
there are unusual resources for cam.
paign funds the attacking party can.
not have
Commodore: AZ the late election
the labor vote in some states evident.
~ went 70 rthe father of government
by injunction. This was not natural
nor expected. The colored voters who
protested thai they would rebuke
Taft and Roosevelt on account OF the
Brownsville affair evidently voted as
usual solidly for the c. Q. p.
Doctor! But you get some crumbs
of comfort our of the general result,
If the reports so far received prove
correct, by gains in congress- II
Democratic legislatures are obtained
in Indiana, Kansas and Nebraska. as
reported, three Republican Senators
will be replaced by Democrats, AMI
Bryan and Kern are likely TO go 10
the Senate A gain OF several mem.
bers by the Democrats is also report.
ed. This is alright so long ais the Re
tH,h 4 .,Iy !. -
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COUNTRY CLUB TALK
For The Bulletin by x-Ray Faber.)

(For The Bulletin by x-Ray Faber)
The Commodore: Hello. Doctor.
just the man I was looking for. Yoa
remember that we had a little conver.
satiOn about The election before +.
came off We differed somewhat Or
regard TO the candidate and measure
involved ia it. / suppose you are
feeling well satisfied with the resuIt2
The Doctor: ! feel like the bash
ml young man when accepted by his
sweetheart He courted her for a
year before he could muster up cour
age TO ASK her TO marry him but b.,
finally accomplished this and she re-.
piled. why. John, ] have been Low
ing YOU for months and waiting for
sou 10 give me a chance TO tell y0p
so when John went out TO 90 hons.
he looked up at the stars and slowly
said: II haint got nuthin again no.
body. So ! feel over the election
suppose. Commodore. you do not feel
quite 50 pleasant about il.
Commodore. feel like the Ger
man boy when he had received q
whipping from his stern parent Tha
boy never whimpereI bui l0okci
very suilen and angry The father
looked at him for a second. then ask
ed: How you feels nov. Fritz3'
The boy dii NOT reply and the old
man said- I know what You thinks.
you thinks d--u b. and ] whips y01
for dat And the whipping was re-
sumef. ] feel about as that boy DID
and Dis feelings were Interpreted by
bis father.
Doctor. You should cultivate res
ignatioH. Commodore. TO- b. one of fbe
chiefcsi OF virtues. What cannot d.
cured must b. endured Tie govern
ment at Washington stil lives. ami
The country viu continue 20 prosper
airh either the Republican or tte
Democratic party FRI power. You
=lclII know 60 o. a very difficult un
iersking TO try To Iislodge a party
from power u is Ike attacking anil
army on the defense. behind hraa st-
urcEs and Notifications. There are
many voters who think the country
is getting along fairly well and thar
r. s. best SO let well enough alone
They have little comprehension NJ the
policies and principles ~ issue D.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10

Among the number were Mrs. Scott,
Misses Lottle Beaupre and Winifred
Jackson.
Sam Copeland and wife are visit
ing relatives in Du Quoin, H.
Mrs W. Il, Beal and Mrs. Arthur
Webber have returned from brief
visit TO friends IN Cairo.
Judge Vickers of East St. Louis
Jas. Francis of Springfield. ". c. Al
len Washington, d. c., ana Oliver
Mackey OF Sikeston, We're all home
last week, coming to vote and visit
relatives and. friends.
Homer Elliins has returned ia
school in st. Louis, after brief visit
with the family of his father here.
Mr.. Adj, Harvick and Jas. Carter
Sr., have returned from business
trip to Joppa
Henry Dunn, has returned to his
home in Chrisman, III.
A. J, Rhodes Of Healey, Kansas. is
visiting his brother, O. II. Rhodes
here and his sitter Mrs. c. Hunt in
Belknap.
Mrs. w. j. Joiner has returned from
a visit with relatives III Dongola. III.
Mrs. n Scott of Napervile, H.,
accompanied by Miss Minifred Jack
son are visiting friends in Anna and
Carbonate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGfIBORS !:


| MI NJ, V Ehrsten, ,Iro IS at East
St Louis attending business,
Mrs. Fred Gaunt and family have
gone home to Cairo after spending
Il pleasant visit with friends here
Mrs, John Calhoun and daughter
Edna are back after a pleasant visit
with friends at Metropolis
Mr. Cole Tarr was up calling on
friends between trains Saturday.
Mr. VIII Victor was in Mound City
Friday
Nh John Reed was at Cairo Sat,
urday
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VIENNA.
November 7. 1908.

= 80 80 20 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10
ANSWERS EVERY CALL.
Cairo People Have Found That This
is True.

A cold, strain, sudden wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kidneys
Spells Of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity of the urine,
a certain remedy for such attacks
A medicine that answers every call
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, a true spt
ciic.
Many Cairo people rely on it,
Here is Cairo proof
D. Teller 1926 Twentyuinth street
Cairo, H., says; Il injured my back
eight months ago by heavy liftin.,
and was confined to the house for
some time. | was unable to get up
from a chair unless assisted. and my
back ached all the time. | applied
plasters and rubbed myself with lint
ments but steadily grew worse. Ny
wife at last procured Doans kidney
pills for me at Schulz g. Sons drug
store and | took them as directed
After the second day felt great re
lief and continued taking them until
cured. My back is stronger than
ever before
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FcsterMnbun Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's- and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10
GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
Nov. 9, 1908.

Mr.. Ed Morkest Is at home V!Sl''
ing his mother on Cottage avenue
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Stevers Jr,
and son Howell of Mounds, are visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Recherl are
the porud parents of fine Glr', pr'
Doty was the attending physician
Moses Arnett and family have
moved into win Victor's house On
Church street,
Mr.. Oliver Mackey now of Skies
ton. Mo, is here visiting. He cane
to vote for president.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. 0. Fields have re-
turned from leasant visit VITA
friends at Eelknap, ILL.,
Nh. Marion BadgIey is at home
locking fine after visit with rel /
tiyes and friends at Belleville, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore are r.
ioicng over the arrival of a daugt-
ter who came yesterday
Mr.. Geo. Elchhom OF Mound Citt,
wac here Tuesday
Mrs. Jennie Lewis and a friend Ct
Cairo are spending a few DAYS her.
Miss May Roach of Anna, H. IS
here visiting relatives and friends
The Ladies' Aid had very lars
crowd at their bazaar and male a
neat sum Of which they can well bel
proud.
Mrs Borland is visiting her fren
Mrs. Annie Taylor.
Hon. Chas Gauut was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Stevers has gone HON
to Mounds after a pleasant visit VITA
friends here
Mr. and Mrs Boyd are spending
the day with Henry Moore and fam
hg 81
Mrs. Allie Stevens and children Of
Marion, are here for a few days visit
iAs her parents
The infant child of Mr. aud Mrs.
win TaIey died Friday OF men,
bGneous Group and was buried az
Ohc Chapel cemetery Saturday,
Misses Monta Reuther, Della Reed,
IIiIlie Beykic and Kathryn McCiosEy
sper, Sunday on the river and view
ing great sights.
A box supper was given al Ohio
So hool house. Many attended and ,
had a good time /
Mr. Edgar Wells went to Vienna
sa'urda to visit home folks. He
returned TODAY
Miss Della Reel went to Karnack
Erflar 10 visit friends
Mrs. lanes Aaore was at Mound
City saturday shopping g
Mrs, Wan Swartz was at Mound
City Saturday J.
Nh A. - Shcroeder vert 70 Cairo
Tuesday to hear the returns OF ocr
president
Rev FIR Mumbour and Mr. Loe
and Mr. Hansen Of Mound City
called on Fr Rbinhart Sunday
Mrs. Jane Mcintyre is real sick a,
her home about a mile from town.
Mrs Curtis Fields nieces Of
Anna. H.. are visiting here few
days
Misses Letta Gaunt AMI May |
Cheeny spent teh day with the
Misses Field on Tick Ridge I
Mr. and Mrs. Clemson Roach were
ar Cairo THURSDAY
Mrs lydia Locke was a caller at
Cairo "Wednesday.
Mrs Lena Mcintyre had sale
ami everything brought
good price.
Miss Ellen Hcrslev of I'uin Tl. y,
was here Saturday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10

When arranging flowers it is often
difficult to make them stand up nicely.
This difficulty viii be overcome II a
piece OF wire netting be crushed up
ipto a ban and placed in the bowl to
hold the Tower stems
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-10

november I, lSO6.
Mrs. Maggie simpson has gone I'D
Fort Worth, Texas. 10 visit her daugn-
ter and family
A number of Vienna citizens attend
ed the dedication of the IT. Massp.
monument al Metropolis on Thursda,.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-11
PUBLIC SALE
Horses, Bu31ies,
and Harness.

June 20, '08, 2 p. M, Neufind
& Sons Livery barn, Mo. Val
ley, Iowa. This stock will be
sold regardless of cost, as we
have bought two livery stocks
and have too many Horses,
Carriages, Buggies and Harness
and will sell to the highest bid
der on eight months time. Two
per cent off for cash. All sums
under $40 cash.
The following is the stock
and other articles that will be
sold at this sale.
Sixteen head of horses, con.
sisting of work horses, driving
horses, and saddle horses.
Four carriages almost new
five buggies almost new, six
set double buggy harness, three
set single buggy harness, two
sets of work harness, five sad
dies. Also three new buggies
will be offered for sale.
Neufind & Son.
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Brandriff School Picnic

A very pleasant picnic was
held on Longs lawn, Friday,
June 5th, by the pupils of the
Brandriff school. About IL
o'clock two wagons were at the
school house to haul the chill
dren to Longs. Regardless of
the rain of the morning, about
fifty visitors were there. One
of the main features was the
dinner which was enjoyed by
all. Even the mail carrier,
Jack Keer, was given a we'll
filled plate.
Shortly after the table was
cleared of The dishes, a pro-
gram was rendered by the chill
dren. Thanks are due to Mr..
and Mrs. Long for the use of
the lawn, and Mr.. Runkle for
the table and platform which
he built.
H. H. Dickman is holding a
special sale on Fourth of July
dress goods.
Geo. P. Smiley is attending
the Masonic meeting in Magno-
liza today.
Tonight Lorraine Keene and
her company present what is
conceded to be the best society
comedy of the past season, Mrs.
Temples Telegram. As it is
ladies' night, a big house is ex-
pected. On Friday night a So
cial tradegy of high life in
which a keen witted detective
is pitted against a remarkably
clever society thief, will be the
offering. 1t is styled King OF
Detectives. On Saturday af-
ternoon a 10 cent matinee has
been arranged and a bag OF
candy will be presented to all
the little folks who attend. As
a novelty feature for the grown
ups, the setting for the first ac1
will be done in full view of The
audience, and Saturday night
will conclude the week with the
greatest success of years, The
Lion and the Mouse.
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one of small pupils who was
not absent or tardy during the
past nine months school year.
Clark Peacock left Saturday
after visiting Mesdames Chas.
Perkins and Nell Jones families
several days.
Mrs. DR.. Giddings went to
Woodbine today to visit friends.
Iowa Weather Partly cloudy
with probably showers tonight
or Friday. Slowly rising tenn
perature.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-11
LOveland Items.

Forty-eight young people
gathered at w. O. w. hall, Sat-
urday night, the party being in
honor Of Roy Hathaways goth
birthday.
Mrs. Lee Highley left Satur-
day for Omaha, and will leave
there Sunday for her home in
st. Louis.
Mrs. APP Jones is visiting her
daughter in Omaha.
Mrs. w. B. Hough and Miss
Belle Morehouse were guests
Of their parents.
Master Hugh Tamisiea was
visiting relatives a few days.
Mrs. Harry G. Littrell, Of
Manning, Iowa, was guest Of
relatives several days.
G. A. Bailey transacted bust
ness in Mo. Valley Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell
entertained their daughter
Leotta.
Miss Jennie Hughes wa
guest of Loveland friends owe
Sunday.
Harvey Borkhuff spent Mon
lay with his little daughte
Marion.
| Master Fred Henderson wa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-11
St. John Items

j. 3. johnson, of Woodbine,
was a st. John caller Thursday
and Friday.
G. w. Foreman, of Mo. VAL
ley was calling in st. John,
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. L. Kelsey, also Mrs.
j. r. Mccullough visited C. A.
Pitzer and family Wednesday.
G. Album, of Sioux City,
visited with Bruce Morehouse
and wife last week.
Mrs. S. d. Jones is visiting j.
w. Deals for a few days.
Miss Iva Steele is staying at
C. A. Pitzer's this week.
Frank McGavren was calling
at Mrs. Chinworth's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Doty
spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. AID Mcintosh.
Albert Dray was calling at B.
Warehouses;, Sunday afternoon.
Roy Green spent Sunday
with his cousin, Gerald Greene.
Harry Foreman visited his
grandmother, Mrs. r. M. Kirk
land, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hiles
visited relatives in st. John,
Saturday and Sunday.
Owing to the heavy rain SER
vices at the st. John school
house was postponed until next
Sunday, June 18th at 3 o'clock.
Miss Allie Greene, of Pipe
stone, Minnesota, came Wednes-
day to spend her vacation with
her brothers, Albert and E. w.
| Greene.
Miss Mae Greene was calling
in st. John, Wednesday after
noon.
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Calhoun Items.

The heavy rains of last week
put most of the farms out of
business for several days.
Fred Schwertly SHIPPED two
car loads of fine fat cattle Sat-
urday.
Enoch Oleson lost most all of
his fine crop of winter wheat
on the Fred Brown farm.
Harold Percy has been very
sick. DR.. Hugh Tamisea was
called Tuesday to see him.
j. w. Fouts is putting a new
porch on the house occupied
by Samuel Runkles southwest
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bauch-
man left for their home at
Grinell one day the past week
having spent several months at
the Henry Fitzgibbon home.
Mrs. D. H. Reedy has been
quite sick the past week.
Ellen Micky is in Woodbine
attending a friends wedding.
Halle Piercy has just recov-
cred from German measles.
Will Tian has moved to Mo.
Valley.
Mr.. Lovelady has a son visit
ing him from Blair.
No school Tuesday on account
of Harold Percy being sick.
Mr.. Lovejoy was an over
Sunday visitor in Omaha.
Walter Milliman, of Mo. VAL
ley, spent last week at the F. e
Hicks home.
John Scoe's children who
have been having the measles
are all able to attend school
again.
; Mrs. D. A. Russell is quite
sick at this winter.
Miss Edith Runkle closed her
; school last Friday with a picnic
in the grove. The day was
; not very favorable but a big
crowd was there and good tim e
generally.
; Refrigerators that will say
your ice bill, at Bolin's. If
S Use Cream 81 the Valley flour
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-11
At the Presbyterian bible
study TONIGHT Mr.. ReYeridge

At the Presbyterian bible
study tonight Mr.. Beveridge
will be the instructor. The
meeting will be a very practic-
al one. If you have not yet at
tended any of these studies
come tothis one. The informa-
tion will be valuable. Don't
miss it. Remember 8 o'clock
is the hour.
P. r. Mullen, of Broken.Bow,
Nebraska, was a pleasant caller
today.
One line of skirts ranging in
price from S4.95 to $685., and
now you have your choice of
the let for $685..
II. H. Dickman.
The Semper Fidelis will meet
with Mrs. j. d. Tamisiea at
7:30 Friday evening. All men,
bers requested to be present.
Levi S. Haskins is attending
the Masonic Anniveslry at Mag
nolia today.
Mrs. Geo. Childers will please
accept our thanks for a beauti-
full boquet brough us today.
d. M. II.
Leroy G. Brown, Chairman of
the Democratic County Center
al Committee, was in the Vail
ey today on business.
10. Smiley arrived from Iowa
City this morning and will
spend his vacation in this city
Flag Day.
To all old soldiers and citizens
of Missouri Valley, Iowa.
AS Flag Day June IA comes
on Sunday, the National Com
mander of the G. A. R. has
ordered that Saturday June /;
be observed as Flag Day, whe1
it is requested that every bust
ness house, school house ant
residence in the city displa.
the American Flag on this day
put out your flag if it be only ;
small one, and show your pat
riotism an love for the nation
emblem. By order of
w. A. Smith,
Conrad Belden Post No. SO, G
A. r.
]. D. Brown, Adjutant.
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w. C. Fensler
GrOCeryman
The Yeonnan.

nv SOAA16&le
June Ii The Yeomans will
give a dance at Walkers hall.
Ice cream, cake and dance 25c.
Ice cream and cake 1Oc. Adj
mission charged for every one.
Good music. Public cordially
invited.
All members of Esther Court
No. q, Tribe of Ben Hur are
requested to meet Sunday, June
II, at ZOO o'clock at Walkers
hall to go to the Christian
church to attend memorial SER
vices. Scribe.
The weather this morning
sure looks like the rainy season
was over.
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Finding ourselves unable to.
personally appear before the

Finding ourselves unable to
personally appear before the
several organizations of the
city and solicit your help in
making the 4th of July parade
a complete success, we, the
committee, want 1T thoroughly
understood that every lodge
organization, business men, or
firm, or any one so desiring, is
earnestly requested to partici-
pate in the parade. Already
we have received assurance of.
enough floats to make a splen-
did showing, but this parade
was conceived as the best and
most satisfactory way of dem
onstrating the real worth of the
town and advertising it's re-
sources and we assure you that
the parade will be the finest
spectacle ever placed before the
people of Harrison county and
for the good Of your order and
your city, get busy, and enter
a float.
The prize of s25.O0 for the
best float will be awarded by
three competent, disinterested
judges. The competition is
not bound by any rules or along
any set lines. Select your
theme, create your design and
build accordingly.
1t is necessary that you noti-
fy the writer, as quickly as
possible, your entry as we must
complete our plans for handling
1.-THE parade and must have this
Information. Earl H. Beagle.
]. C. Milliman, of Logan,
was elected Department Com.
mander of the G. A. R., of lowe
yesterday, at Cedar Rapids
We congratulate Cutler on get.
), ting the position. He will
make a fine commander.
w. H. Hume is spending thu
summer at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. G. P. Smiley and niece
Miss Regal, are the guests o
. Mrs. Harry Harvey in Logan.
j. w. Roden was in Modal
today on land business.
See the new Perfection Oh
Stoves at Bolin's. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-11

Cldytoll, NEW MEXICO, To-Day
for a summers visit with his
brother.
Special sale on low shoes at
Dickman's.
A. L. Kinder killed a three
and a half foot rattle snake out
at the county ditch yesterday.
E. o. Fiene is on the sick list.
Hon. Georse Richardson went
out to his farm in Cincinnati
township today to look up the
crop prospects.
At a meeting of the school
board last night the following
teachers were elected to fill
vacancies: Room 6, Bertha
Donaldson, room 5, Miss Rich
ardson of sibley, room 3, Alice
Hyde, of Logan.
All parties having COWS in
pasture at stock yards will
please take them out and keep
them at home until July LIST.
Pasture is flooded and no feed.
jig r. P. Easton.
H. H. Dickman was an Oma-
ha visitor this forenoon.
DR.. Hill, of Lyons, Neb., was
in the Valley today on his way
to Magnolia, to attend the Ma
sonic anniversary.
n. II. Dickman has one line
of skirts that were sold for
$4.45, that he is now selling
for s2.15.
Bad year on chickens. Mr..
and Mrs. L. N. Goodrich, of
Seaton addition, had entered
into raising chicks this spring,
and had succeeded in having
Matched some 200 young chicks
and had about 20 hens setting,
when the water came up and
drowned about $50 of the little
chicks and ruined the setting
eggs. This was a big loss.
Fifteen thousand people were
driven from their homes in
Kansas City this week by high
water.
Wanted; help at the Steb.
bins Laundry. j.13
Red Cloud Encampment
meets in regular session Friday
evening, June IL. Election Of
Officers and other important
business. All members re
quested to be present. L. M
Walker, Scribe.
George Egan was nominated
for county attorney at Sioux
Falls, S. D., yesterday in the
primaries.
Mrs. f. L. Davis is very Low
today and her death is expect
ed at anytime. The w. R. c
convention now in ! session a
Cedar Rapids sent a box o
beautiful flowers this morning
Justsreceived a fresh lot o
millet seed.
j. r. McGavren.
Miss Thelma Call is the CUES
of Mrs. p. J..Chapman.
Ed Crane, of Council Bluff
is in the Valley today, visitin
FRIENDS.
About the middle of the al
ternoon of yesterday. Geo. Pa
mer met with a accident Z
the Ry., shops which migl
easily have been more seriou
While lacking up an engine, 9
equalizer jack became loosene
from its place and fell, strikin
Mr.. Palmer, who was in the p
below, on top of the head, Gu
ting quite a cash which r
quired a few stitches to close.
The missionary society of II
Presbyterian church will me-