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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

For my part. shant be happy
again till | forget that scene, with
its blues and greens and vapors and
sunbeams. We can't get down there
to sketch In the winter months
But we can find great deal In old
Purple. Come; it's damp breath
blows over from that swamp. good
frost will make that right. however
Come In and shut the door. like 10
feel the door shut you and me In from
the rest of the world"
II there is no such thing as telep.
athy there certainly ought to be, I'm or
der TO explain some things. II was In
this same half hour that the Champion
family down In the Port came in. one
by one, shivering and struggling their
shoulders, and Frightening at sight OF
the big fire their mother had had laid
on the hearth OF the library, its flames
making the whole room rosy
Nothing beats fire." said Rose
Champion. pulling on her gloves and
holding out her little hands, sparkling
with rings.
"Dante's conception OF the deepest
hell rs big block of ice Just suits
mine" said Katherine.
'"one might as well starve rs perish
with cold" said Rose.
"The English call perishing with
cold starving"
81 was thinking of the poor people
who can't get coal"
Il myself believe the world will
come to an end with cold" said SO.
..s.s.@- s+st-y-l Err ffr----nr-surw WIN
cool, and the earth will freeze. Minus
40"
well, that's good way on hope. :"
said their father. coming In. Mighty
unreasonable weather." as they ran
and warmed him with their welcome
"The first fire OF autumn" he said.
rubbing his hands and taking posses.
sion OF his chair. 1T always has a
promise OF cheer. Whered you get
this wood. my lover II snaps like
apple wood"
1T is; MS the old apple tree that
came ashore at the foot of the garden
in the freshet," said Mrs. Champion.
Lucky flotsam | wish there'd be
freshet that would bring an old APP
pie tree to every family In town"
Il guess you'll be that freshet. pa Z"
said Sophy.
I'm sure don't know what some
OF them are going to do" said his
wife, pulling up her shawl In sympa.
thy with her thoughts, with no mon.
ey TO buy coal at present prices, and
no coal to be bought at any price"
Thank goodness. We filled our bins
In April. But II looks now as II we
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
Badly Wanted.

Rowe--I understand the Howler has
engaged bishop on the editorial
stan.
streete-As theological authority.
pressme
Rowe--No; Just because most Of
its news needs confirmation.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
zoe Much. Proaress.

Mr.. Chips docking up from the pa
per)--The doctors have discovered an
others new disease.
Mrs. Chipps--Well | wish they'd
stop looking for new diseases long
enough to find cure for my old rheu.
matiSm.--New York Weekly.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

Editor-I wonder where the new
man got his ideas of the English Ian
guageg
Assistant What's the mat
ter?
Editor-He always writes of an &C.
eompanist as an escort on the piano.
Puck.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

HE little mother, as
her husband called
her. set In the porch
where the vine
caves nuttered
down, while her hus-
band gathered the
ov rripe grapes
from the trellls.
She waq old NOW
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
OUR BUSINESS GUIDE

Directory for those wishing N, !.
dress Of any OF the following hr.,' ~
men NJ Provo.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

Invention.
Now that we have ON airship." said
the progressive man. what win be
the next important inventiong"
II don't know" answered the unen.
thusiastic person, unless It Is some
method OF enabling the man who is
running the ship to know exactly what
Il is going TO Washington Star
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
elush- Bound.

Il didn't see you in church yester.
DAY"
mo; Willie didn't shovel path
through the Sunday papers in time"
PUCK.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

= Lost Tongue.
brggs-They say the French are
deteriorating.
Griggs-I know it. The last time J
was over In France | couldn't even
make them understand their own Ian
guage.
her Tongue and the instrument.
Tommy-lt's orful quiet over at our
house.
samny-what's tn matterg Some
body IN?
Tommy-No; mas went away and
took the photograph with herl
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
He Knew,
Teacher-Johnny. what is an aero.

Johnny (who has had experiencel
An aeronaut is man who goes up
IA balloon. gets his hook In your
pants. drops sand on you, and then
leaves you up In tree.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

rama ME by'a nisbezpieozna.
trulem wyrwano siekiere ! rek
rozw6oieozonej kobiety. Wezwada'
polioja znalazla " sm.e ,iaoh dtng4
raozke dzieoks i obgryzione koSci
mop; v }daku za6 zakrwawionq
ohustke i noayce do ~str'yzenia
owieo. Widzao, 4e zadne wykrety
mic JUL ME pomoga, Janusskiewi-
ozowa o%powiedzla}a re szczeg6iami
@ swoim zwierzecym pos'epku
,Nadohodzi}y swieta, pleniedsy ma
kupno miesa uie bY}o, a tn jakkiis
CLOS wciaz mi podszeptywa}: "a
~zarznij dsiecko. Zfy sig
posiucha}am zarzne}am
- m6wl}a Januszkiewiczowa, gdy.
ja aresztowano. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
kodIsyljjumn tyoh rabindw ma tea
oznaczyc rodsaj pokuty ola %tutej-
sle,jj oale] ludnodci aydowskiej.
.Z~ab's.lz'pfeczenie drzeWa
Cd %pecznien1a.

Drzwi, okna j szuflady, o lie ME
sa olejno pomalow ane, pecsnie]a
ezasem ma jesieni, skutkiem vilgoci
" pow ietrzu do tego stopnia, he ioh
zupe'nie zamkna6 ME MONA. jake
srodek, zabezpicczajacy cd peos-
nienia, okazai sic nastepujacy spo~
sob: wziq6 6wiert Ultra benzyny j
rozpu6oic " niej skrobana parafine,.
al do nasycenia piynu, roztworem
tym " ozasie suohej pogody POI
smarowat "a pomoca pedzelka
wszystkie niemalowane i niepolitu
ro~ane czesci drlwi lub szuflad
Benzyna wslaka szybko " drzewo,
. :: T:t Il .%":::' !! :: '".*
az MIA paratina, ktdra nastepnie
czyni powierzchnle drzewa tax
g}adka i .sl'ska, Re xamykanie j
ME przedstawia &adnej
trudnosci. Roztworem tym MONA
podobno za~bezpieosy6 r6wniez
obuwle mydliwskie cd .przepusz-:
czania woody ze 6nie1u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
Niezwyk'y pogrzeb.

,Kurjer Lwowski" donosi z ko~
}omyji. Zdarzy} sig tn wypadek'
kt6ry ma umys]ach ludnodci zy~
dowskiej niepospolite wywarf wra~
zenie. w jednej z t%uteiszych .sy'.
nsgog " nocy przewr6ciEa sig
swieoa, p}onaca tam z powodu
ezyjej6 6mierci, cd swieoy zajesa
sic firanka jedwabna, w,szaeoa mad
drzwiami swietej arki, gdzie pre-
chowywane So .,,tory." l sp}one}o
IL tor. Tory daw niejsze, kt6re
sta}y W drugiej przedzia}ce, pozo~
sta}y nietkniete. - Poniewa& we"
dug zakonu szczatkom .pisma
swietego, rzeczy ola starozakon.
nyoh naj6wietszej, nalezy sig TAXA
sama Geese i pogrzeb, jak zmar}et
mu, odby} sig uroczysty pogrzeb
PREY udziale nieprzejrzanyoh mas
oko}o 8 tYsiecy ludnosci zydowskiej
obojga p}ci. 49, Pc zebraniu popio-
46w-i w4oteniu szozatk6w katdej
tory do osobnej urny glinianej
okryto je W bale p}dtno, " jaklem
ohcwaja umar}ych, poczem wszyste
kie try w}ozono do skrzyni, "a
stepujqoych u zyd6w trumne.
Nastepnie odprawlono wSr6d szlo~
chania kobiet modify za}obne, POI
ozem rabin " kazaniu strofowat
zebranych "a grzechy, kt6re wy
wo}a}y zemste boza: Wypadeks
taxi pocsytywany BOWEN jest q
zyd6w "a wskaz6wke gniewu Bo-
lego, W nastepstwio czego majq
spasc ma ludnosc nieszczescia jake
kara "a PR swinienia. Skrzynie =
urnami zaniesiono ma noszach
p~rzykrytych czarnym kirem, wsrdd
nadzwyozajnego poruszenia umy-
slow ma cmentarz, prsyczt n
dzwoniono puezkami jak podcza'
kazdego %posrzebu. 'ak e}yohac
ustawiono te szozatki ma raz'e Y
kostniov, pcgrzeba6 je maja "a
dopiero "a kilka dnl PREY wsp6l'
udziale wiekszej llosci rabinow
majqoych przyjeohat z okolioy. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
Uwieziony przez wlasnego
Ojca.

OJC8s
w Berlinie pewna PAM 9. spa
ceruj4c pc ulioach ze swa W roz-
wodzie zyjeoa o5rka i 9~letnim
wnukiem, przystans}a PREY oknie
wystawowym. Maggie znikf wnuk'
porwany pr1ez pewnego pana,
ws:adajacego do automobilu. 10
betty .poznaty " mezcsyznie VIA
snego OLGA dziecka. pewnego kup'
ca J. z Monachj um. Krzyk o pomoc
zgromadsi& wielxie zbiegowisko,
lecz 0 powstrzymaniu nowocz 'as
20 ,,rumaka zelaznego" ME :byft
JUL moRy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
10 ohoia1a soble zYoie ode,
brad Ola tego, 2e jej piesek (mopsik)
'skazany zosta{ ma zab'iioiie ze wzgle
'du ma uuwiad staresy.
PrzeskOczenfe Z mieIsca.

" IT, AHFf.Es" $'rS..' S&'Et-E &c. <Fs5 40 .@.tr# .
,,Suchoty mn,e mlaiy v, swych
|szponach; dosiegaaem prawie sko~
ECZEMA z mlejsca, gdY zosta}em po..
|informowanY spr6bowat Dr. King'a
|Nowy wYnalazek; j to ohce pow ie'
Edzlet zaraz 4prost, on uratowai mi
Eiycie. Polepszenie .rozpocxeio sic Z
.butelka, apo :suzyciu :tu..
|zina butelek byfem zn6w zdrowym
i szczesliwym czlowieklem.'' powia-
George Moore z :4arimesland,
N. G. Jake lekarstwo ma kaszel J.
zsziebienie i lekarstwo dia sEabych,
|choryoh pluc j ola xapobiezenia
:preumoali New Discovery jest naj-
|lepsze. SOC 100 " apiece v. j.
Kowalewsklego Butelki ma probe
darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
Spalila sic ma weglel

OPUA11U 0SQ AU y
pewna kobieta " Rixdorfie pod
Berl'nem, kt6ra wkrdtce m,ala pc:
rodzid. Podozas gdy met wyszedf
pc pomoo ~lekarska, nleszczesllwa
niewiasta prawdopodobn;e obali}a
lampe, stojaca PREY }6zku iprzez
o spowodowafa polar, W kt6rym
tax okropnY sposdb zgine}a.
Wraoajaoy ma@zorek znalazf JUL
tylko zweglonego trupa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
CIEKAWE RZECZY
LudOzerstWO.

Us. zap. 1lel. uonoe' y n"oE'
pujacym nieprawdopodobnym wy
padku, jaki sig zdarzy4 we wsi XII.
szep,owo, " gmin,e Subocz " po-
wieoie wilkomierskim- Mieszkan-
ka Kiszeniowa~ Konstanoja Janusz"
k,ewiczowa, mia}a u siebie ma
wychowaniu s+miesieczna wnuozke
Pauline, ~powierzone jej oplece
przez matke, robotnice z sasiedn'e~
go majatku. Prey Januszkiewiczo"
wei mieszka}o j~eszcze dwoje MOD
szych jej d%ziec;, 97"letnia corka !
"a letni syn. Gala rodsina PREY"
miera}a, zyjac Z ja}mu&ny i nedz~
nych zarobk6w przygodnYoh. W.
wigilje Bozego Narodzenia syn l
c6rka poszli pc ja}mu&nie, n'emo~
vile zas z~osta}o W domu z babka.
Okrutna kobieta cd dawna JUL ma"
rzeka}a, re dziecko jest tylko a
wada, a korzystajac re sposobnofc''
zamkne}a drzwi ma zasuwe i przy=
stapi4a do dziecka z nozycaml DO
strzyzenia ow'ec W reku. Dzleo'e
zaczefo p}aka6- Babka wszakze ME
zwazajac ma Icy i za}osne krzykl
swei wnuczki, zarzne}a dziecxo,
wyie}a wnetrznosci, pooie}a eia{o
W kawa}k1 wstawi}a W garnku
do goracego pieca. Gdy dzleci
powr6ci}y i z~apytaly, co sic stafo
z malehka, Januszkiewiczowa cd"
powiedzia}a, re odnios}a ja do
Subocza i oddafa ma wychowanie
pewnej bogatej rodzinie. - Dzieci
jej naprzdd uwierzy}y, potem
wszakze, widzqc wzburzenie matki,
powziely podejrzenie. Ma pytanie
skad wzie}o sig mieso, J.. da}a
r6wniez k4amliwa ~odpowiedz. Ma"
zajutrz rano, W dzleh Bozego Ma"
rodzenia, Januszkiewiczowa wyje}a
z pieca garnek pocze}a jesc.
Dziecl jej take jad}y mieso,
kt6rego smak wyda} i'm sic wszak-
ze dziwnym. I zbrodnia by}aby
mole uszfa pezkarnie, 49, gdyby
o6rka przypadkowo ME spojrza}a "
kat. gdzie zbierano sm'ecie. 49, Ia
uwatywszy TN cos biatego' po"
deszta bliz'j i Z przerazeniem po~
znafa, lie by}a TO raczka dziecka.
Opowie lziafa ona o tenn s4sladom,
kt6rzy udali sic "a niq. Januszkie<
wiczowa spostrzegfs:y obcych lo~
dzi, zasuneta zasuwe u dra~i,
gdy je w%ytamano, pochwyc'fa sic
kiere i uder1y}a nia W WAR maj
blizej znajdujacego sic Szewczul''
sa. Ma szczeScle oka1a}o sig. l.
81 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27

Szanownych abo
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
>imy, ably jaknajpre~
tlzei uisc Ii sic z ma
"a Wiarusa,
30 gdzets kosztuie
". wi & .pieniedzy, ). kto.
|. e g. my placid musf.imy
r~eegularniez PAPER,
dzierzaW'''e{ ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
liza gazette mu-
shiny sic dopominac
zaplaty j p,rosiimy aby
.nasi Szanowui abo-
.nenci ia tako;wa pla-
Gill. j. 1. ]: !.
WyMQwnictwo Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
-. {: -; :;....@ @@". 80 -.
TrZymac dom 0tWarty.

Kazdy jest mile witany jezeli<sis
czujemy: dobrze; q czujemy sie ia. tax Z
tylko, gdy uasze trawiace organa
pracujp r%egularnie, ORA King'a
Now Life Pigu}kl reguluja dsia4a-
ole so}adka, watrobyi wnetrznosci'
ze ME MONA by sic czut dobrze
bez uzycia tycb p:gu}ek. Csc W
apiece M. j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-27
ZabaWne zdarzen1e.

z ,sz}o " Berlinie. Ma nrzelzie
s,anu oywilnego " Duenkirohen
pred 30 laty zam'ast
odrki, syna maitonk6w Legs. ojciec
dal GORGE lmle Arsene, kt6ra
rzednik pojai jako imis oh}opoa
tax tel sapisas.: Teraz, kiedy 90
letnia parma Arsene Legs miafa
wyohodsid zamaz, posz}a z ma ,5
do urzedu. stanu cywilnego, gdzie
matka ku wielkiemu zdziwienlu
sic dowiedzia{a. Re ME ma COR
tylko syna. Pomimo wssslkich
'presb i przedstawieh, urzednik ME
ohoiai wydsc papier6w j Stub trz. = I"
;ba bylo odso4yd na pdzniej. Jakb'
ola ironii " kilka dni potem ::
c6rka dostafa zap ,zew, = aze''Jy ~!
stawi{a do. wojska. !
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
supt. Bryan Promoted.

supt. Bryan Promoted.
Supt. L. z. Bryan, of the Glen
wood schools has handed in his
resignation to the board of elu-
cation Monday. Mr.. Bryan has
been elected superintendent Of
the Mo Valley schools at a saIa-
ry of $1,000 for the first year,
which is $3.50 per year more
than he was receiving here, and
the change comes as a promo
motion. This was the under
Standing MIR. Bryan made with
the board last spring, that if he
should receive an offer in the
line Of promotion, he was to ac-
cept it.
The Missouri Valley board Of
fered him $1,000 but he would
not accept it, and make the
chang at this time. Supt. Bev-
eri5ge, of Mo. Valley, had been
getting $1,000 per year. He
now becomes Superintendent of
the schools at Council Bluffs.
Mr.. Bryan has been back from
his vacation for three weeks
getting things in shape for the
coming term. Things are in
good condition and about all the
new conner will have to do is to
get acquainted with teachers
and pupils.
There is much lamentation
among school children and tea
chers over the going of MIR.
Bryan. He is one of the sensi-
ble sort of pedagogues of the
male gender that are as scarce
as hens teeth. Has masculinity
is not the least sunk by his work
ard stands out in a genial way
that takes with the boys. Too
Dad we can't spare the change
or we'd help the school board
keep him. Glenwood Opinion.
That Library Building.
The ladies of this city are ma
king a heroic effort to secure a
sufficient amount of means to
purchase ground and erect a
public library. For this object
they have labored for years, the
present public library being the
direct result of their effort, be-
ing started humbly, but now,
quite imposing in character,
and an honor to them and the
city, and now they propose to
enlarge their sphere of action
by building a home for the Ii
brary, permanent in character,
and an honor to the city, in
which shall be found a complete
library for the use of the public.
This is certainly an honorable
undertaking and should receive
the hearty support of every
lover of intellectual improve
ment, and the lasting good of
citizens. This is being urged
the ladies, and to them largely,
we might say "alone" belongs
the honor of this gigantic un-
dertaking, and when built and
appropriated to itsintended use,
will be a standing monument of
their energy, public spirit, and
lasting improvement of our city
and country.
Let every citizen extend eve.
ry encouragement to them poss-
ible, and thus while helping
them, do a lasting good to
mankind. Lend a helping hand.
Attorney John I. Rowe is in
South Dakota on professional
lhs,c;noon
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

|ATlON BALL OCT 2se
2ENS BALL OCT 81
Now Then What Do You Say:
Nothing but the high charac-
ter for truth of the gentlemen
who gave us this local, could
have convinced us of the won
aerful fertility of the Iowa
soil. We have read of big fish,
tail corn, large pumpkins, large
ffllit, but who ever heared Of
grass 2s feet long? We are in
formed that Harrison Mech,
of Calhoun township, on The
Willow bottom, actually cut
grass % feet long! and
if he had not cutSit early, il
would, no doubt, have grown on
up into Magnolia township, or
down into Mo. Valley.
After spending a very pleas
ant vocation in Missouri Valley
visiting friends and relatives,
Mary r. Mcbride left this after
noon for st. Joseph's Academy
in Des Moines, where she will
attend school this coming sea-
son.
w. G. Reed left this after
noon for his home in Spokane,
Washington after having been
in the Valley for two months
Visiting his mother and brother
Ed. He enjoyed his stay very
much.
Mrs. Bruce Starlin and son
returned this afternoon from
Onawa where they had beon
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Meach
left this evening for st. Adams
Vermont where they will visit
for sometime.
Engineer Ell Miles, of Chad.
ron, is in the Valley the guest
OF relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Nelson
left this morning for Saskatoon
Canada, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Morgeson
Mr. Nelson may invest IN some
Canadian farm lands while
gone. The visit is in tho
nature of a surprise and nc
doubt they will have a very
pleasant time.
Gabe Wayne Dead.
Gabe Wayne died last night
at his rooms on South 5th street
after suffering sometime with
asthma. The deceased was
about fifty-one years of age ard
had lived in Missouri Valley
for the past nine years, nearly
all of which time he was EN-.
ployed by NJ. j. Fitzgibbon
Burial will take place tomorrow
afternoon in Rose Hill cemetery
Gabe's wife died in Missouri
Valley about three years ago
and since then he has been liv.
ing in rooms in various parts
Of town. For years Gabe was
in the employ of Major McCune
manager of Buffalo Bills shows
but who was then engaged ir
stock business in Oklahoma
Later Gabe went to Cripple
Creek and worked there during
the gold rush.
Gabe had many friends here
in town, among the children as
we'll as the grown-ups, ane
even though his skin was dark
he always made it a point tc
attend strictly to his owr
affairs and never offended any
one.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
( Moda,e.

and Mrs. Wiley Middleton of
South Omaha were guests this
week at the William Middleton
and Sherman Locking homes.
E. H. Wade departed this
week for Colorado to look up a
location, with the intention of
moving to that country by next
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Behn, C.
]. Wright and Frank Schwertly
departed Tuesday morning for
Des Moines to attend the state
fair.
The Nye Schneider Fowler
company has carpenters here
remodeling and moving their
lumber sheds.
r. D. Parker has purchased
the Anna Boyd property in the
south part of town and viii
move into it soon.
The school house is about
completed and will be ready for
the opening of the fall term of
school next Monday.
A pleasant family gathering
at the j. M. Stokes home two
miles south of town was held
last Monday in honor of the
eighty-fourth birthday of
Grandma" Stokes. About fifty
relatives were present.
Ralph Beckley has sold his
drug store in this city to ]. W.
Gardner of Logan, who has
taken possession and will in
crease the stock and continue
the business. Mr.. Beckley will
remain with him for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Butler
and daughter Faye arrived
home from Illinois Tuesday
evening. While away they
visited in Oaio, New York, Nj
agara Falls and other points in
the east.
Mrs. Sue 7. Faith, a former
teacher in tha local school, has
been a guest in M,dale this
week at the G.. e Townsend
and F. w. McQ leen home.
Bert Silsby and family of
Mondamin were guests Sunday
at the H. M. Silsby home.
Last Thursday witnessed the
arrival in Gooding of sixteen
persons from Council Bluffs, la.
who have come to make their
home in our community, having
purchased land a few miles
= Southwest of (Iood;np Tho
party consists of j. w. Phillips
and wife, w. A. Steinkopf, wife
and four children, A. N. FELTON,
wife and two children; A. H.
Steinkopf, wife and two child
rem. These people have secur-
ed lands in the beautiful valley
lying to the south of the Good
ing Butte and. adjoining the
Bennett ranch. The land lies
under the North Side Twin
Falls ditch. The colony has
). appropriately chrlsteDed their
new home "Canan Valley" 1t
is their intention to at once
build residences on their lands
and put under cultivat jcn a
much as possible of their lands
1by next spring. These people
range in age from three t
seventy-five years. Like all
good American citizens they ex-
pect to provide school and
church as soon as possible, in
which work they will call on
their neighbors for assistance
They are we'll pleased with
z Gooding and the country around
it, seeing in both many oppor-
tunities yet undevloyed. They
J are also we'll pleased with the
pleasant manner they have
been welcomed by the citizens.
Gooding, Idaho, Aug. 19.
Elmdale Items
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

AOOuS, papers, MUSICAL lnSLFu-
ments, and that the farmers
have a pleasant time. | was
quite charmed with the vocal
music from Logan. What is
the matter with the vocal tai
ent Of Magnolia. The people
came to visit, me among the
rest, made so much noise that it
was difficult to hear. One old
settler came here in 1847. That
beats my time several years.
Ny wife is going on a visit
and I'll have to hunt up my
my pancake receipt. Fred M.
said he didn't make many for
his wife did not stay long on her
visit, for which he was thank
fu'.
George Brown is building q
new bridge near Mr.. Mech. Ii
will make it difficult for teams
to cross for the present.
Mr.. Coape of Little Sioux cal.
ed on H. w. Glover and wife
Monday.
Joe Evans and wife were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Price the first of the week.
School commences next Mon
day.
Fred Hughes lost a valuable
horse the first of the week.
Daniel Cole is going to Kan
sas to visit his daughter and
son-in-law.
Mr.. Harrison Mech and wife
are going to visit their son and
wife in New York City.
| was down to Sleepy Hollow
lately and found Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Benton quite poorely in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Guire are
as happy as happy can be, be-
cause a little girl came to them.
Has a name already. My won't
VIM hold his head up now. ]
don't blame a bit because-wiI]
finish this next time.
Grapes are in full blast now.
They will be most of the fruit
for apple will be scarce.
Mrs. H. C. Heckert entertain
ed the ladies of the Library
board yesterday afternoon. AT
6 o'clock a three course dinner
was served. During the eve
ming Prof. Shimek was intro
duced to the ladies, and gave a
very interesting talk along the
line of Library work. 1t was a
great uplift to the ladies, who
have so long struggled for the
building of the same, and now
we are going to have a building
which will be an honor to our
thriving little city. Will YOU
help us?
Elnora Pruss of Omaha was
in the Valley today the guest
of Mrs. d. C. Bone. She may
start a music class here later
in the season.
George and Frank Gravert
went down to Omaha today to
visit theiruncle, Peter Gravert.
The Misses Frances and Ida
Schwert!ey were Omaha pas
sengers this morning.
Miss Jose Barry of Wahoo,
Nebr. returned to her home
this morning after a weeks Wis
it her friends, Misses Stacia
Rourke and Genevieve Mullen.
Gid M. Goodrich who was in
jured last week by falling from
a ladder resting comparative
ly easy, although he is unable
to leave his bed on account of
the injury to his hip which
caused partial paralysis of the
lower part of the body.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Mullen