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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30

Mr.. Paul r. Moore spent a day
or two IN Columbia the past
week
Mr.. j. M. Stogner and family
spent a portion of the holidays
in Chester.
Mr.. ID. M. Jones, of Stoneboro,
visited his parents here this
week, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Jones.
Cadets Ira b. Jones and Fred
Adams, of Clemson College, are
at home for the holidays.
Mr., Ralph K Foster, student
of the Charleston Medical Col
lege, spent Christmas at his
home here.
Mr.. Claud n. Sapp, who is
taking the law course at the State
University, spent Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. f.
Sapp,
Mr.. Ben Clyburn, who is teach
ing at Paxville, spent Christmas
with relatives here and at Dixie.
Miss Susie Dunlap, of Rock
Hill, is visiting Miss Irene Gun
ningham.
Mrs. j. E. Poore, of Column
bia Mrs. George Gatling, of
Raleigh; and Mrs. j. f Bos well,
of Burkeville, Va, are spend
ling the holidays with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Pay
seur.
Mr.. Harry Rollings, of Nash
vile, Tenn, has been spending
several days in Kershaw with
his father, Mr.. A. r. Rollings.
Students Willie Ross Moore,
John ID. Wylie and Roy Dunn,
of Davidson College, are spend
ing the holidays at home.
Miss Ida Lee Hill, the charm,
ing young lady of Washington,
Ga, who taught in the Lancas-
ter graded school last year, is
visiting her friend, Miss Juanita
Wylie.
Miss Canie Beckham, OF Heath
Springs, has been spending sew
eral days in Charlotte with
Misses Matte and Julia McNinch.
Messrs. E. @. Secrest and Roy
Cunningham attended banquet
in Blacksburg last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. S. w. Robertson, who is
attending the Co-educational In,
stistuie at Edgefield, is spending
the holidays at the home of his
parents in this county.
Misses Ellen and Dora Porter
of Dwight, and Miss Bessie Mont.
gomery, of Greek, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Porter, al
Great Falls.
Miss Stella Langley, who ha,
been spending sometime with
relatives in the Antioch section
visited her aunt here last week
Mrs. q. III. Everall. She will re
turn to her home in Sumter this
week.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham. stu.
dent of the Presbyterian College
al Clinton, is spending the holi
days at home.
Miss Emma Flynn, of New
Cut, spent Sunday with Misses
Bell and Nettie Adams, OF Route
-.
Mr.. Ned Shipway, of New
York, IS visiting at the home o.
Mr.. John A. Stewman.
Misses Bell and Nettie Adams
of Route No. 2, have been visit
ing their aunt, Miss Minnie Hor
ton, at Kershaw.
Mr.. E. Gilbert Smith, of Che
raw, is spending the holiday,
with his cousin, Mr.. l., l.. Hud
son.
Mr.. j. u Garrison. Of Ber.
tran, Tex, is here visiting his
sister, Mrs l. l.. Hudson.
Mr.. f. Gilbert Smith, and his
cousin, Miss Buford Hudson
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30

Mrs. Oliver Black mon, who
has been quite sick for some
weeks, was able to 60 out driving
Sunday afternoon.
Capt. Amos McManus, Lam
casters gallant old veteran of
two wars, had ripe strawb berries
Christmas, out of his patch.
The new dam for the water
works plant, at Bear creek, was
damaged by the freshet last week
1t will probably cost $500 to
make the necessary repairs.
Mr.. Robert Harper, Lancas-
ter's well-known expert machin-
ist, has been elected superinten-
dent Of the water-works system,
by the board of public works.
Mr.. Sam Carnes and Miss
Amanda knight, daughter of MIR.
A. knight, were married at
Tradesville on the 9th instant,
by Notary Public III. M. Polk.
Mr.. John Blackmon, son of
Mr.. Benjamin Blackmon, OF this
vicinity, and Miss Daisy Crox-
ton, daughter of Mr.. Butler
Croxton, of Stoneboro, were
married Sunday, Dec. 27, by
Judge ID. A. Williams.
Daring rain and wind storm
Christmas day large plate
glass in one of the show wind
ows of Cherry & Co.'S. shoe store
in the Springs block was blown
out and crashed to pieces on the
sidewalk.
Mr.. Jason Clark, son of Mr..
James Clark, and Miss Kate
Slower, daughter OF Mr.. w. L.
Stover, were married Christmas
Eve night at the Heath Springs
Methodist parsonage, by the
pastor, the Rev. r. e. Sharp.
Mr.. Thomas Caskey, one of
Lancaster county's most highly
esteemed citizens, celebrated
his 77th birthday on Christmas
Day with delightful reunion at
his home of family and friends,
AZ persons being present. a
splendid dinner was served
Master Fred Cauthen, son of
Mr.. w b. Cauthen, OF this place,
accidentally shot himself through
the hand on Christmas Eve, while
handling pistol. The ball
passed clear through the hand.
The wound was dressed by DR..
Laney.
Mr.. ,Iudson Craig and family
moved Saturday from town to
Nkey's station, where Mr..
Craig will superintend Mr.. j. 2.
Q. Caskey's farms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig made many friends during
their residence here who regret
their removal
Sheriff Hunter has LODGED in
Jail Two negroes, Floyd Miller
and Alec Wilson, charged with
breaking into the store of Hyatt
and Massey at Van Wyck some
months ago. As published at
the time, lot oil goods was
stolen and concealed under the
church at Van Wyck.
Mr.. Ii A. Rensford, who runs
fruit stand in the Valley, is in
the city lookup awaiting trial
for alleged assault upon his
father-in-law, Mr.. L. j. McNinch
at the latter's home on Culp
street last night. MIR. McNinch,
who is an old man and partially
paralyzed, is likely to be laid up
for some time as the result OF
his injuries chester Lantern.
Rev. w. A. Fairy, the newly
appointed pastor of the Kings
tree Methodist church, arrived
with his family Thursday night
last. They were met at the
station and conveyed to the par.
sonage where q number Of ladies
welcomed them and had a sup
per in waiting. Mr.. Fairy preach
cd both morning and evening
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
Business Notices

FOR RENT-New broom house, at
once. Apply to j. NJ. or Latta Hood,
City. 25-26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
grano nnb Gcbcnsucrlnlt.

@roinerb, Winn., %. Scbr.-
@ie man ans 9ricrs, cinem lnbe
bier gelcleneL fleinen StG0tten,
mcloet, fonlen BORT in Scr pcr1onGc-
uen Noht cirl fleincs &ino beS Srr.
W. g.. Omcns, Elm Srilocr oes Gc-
nnnmtcn Scrrn, ionic Elm GicnitmGo-
den ollrd) oie Girldibcrung cincS 60
hcnS mo @ohnbnuies INNS 2cbcn,
Serr mo Srnll Smens erlittci,
id|mcre 0ronolpunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
Tlntisc Nulecm cimcS Tamilicnitrcits.

2omar, Mo, %. Iebr. - See
Snrt, ein Soblcnfibrmann, erlhoB
ncitcrn Nbcno ieine Sd)micgermttter
Sruu HSoiepb gbmoroS, uernumoete
0cn Sdnpie9crpatcr ihpcr oilrd Ell.
ltcll mcitercn SdluB mo beging Damn
S%elbItnloro. inoem CT lid oui ein
@abngeleiic mari mo einen GrpreB.
5ilg iibcr iid) pe9f1bren lieb. Sorber
bntte er olth 5mei Mal onf ieite
Grou Aeid)oiicn, lie ieood) mr. lcid)t
uermum0ct. Sin 6nmilienltreit perllr.
iad)tc Die 9luttbaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
Gnoctc int clcftriid)cn Stnbl.

Srcnton, rs, %. Sebr. -
Gilbert Maooor, cin Neger, mltroe
Gellte iriib i'm bicligeu S%tantS5ltt)t-
bans Ollrd Gleftri5itdt bingerid)tet.
Gr perlicB ieine 3cle Glide Wiml-
ten Dor ied)S llbr unO bier Winltelt
lpdter mar CT cine 2eid)e. Waboor
bate I'M lebten Sftober ). g. Gamm,
N%adtmGd)ter in elmer Sobrif SIT
@riogeton, I'M Halild)e ermorset.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
Wuf ser Strnsc uicocr0cfnniit.

EGiIoocIp6in %. 6cbrnnr,
- Iontnire i. 2epi5, Elm NcNcr, CT
Id)oB belltc oo3 Negcrnld0den Ntorp
Robinion, ais cr oaiiclbc oltf Ser
StroBc NIT Dem b%reiiGbri9cn Sobnt
ibrea Gicnitbcrru %ontroi. Gle &llgel
iolite oiht am SCOPE ocS &nuben
purbci. Ter NcNer bc9in9 sic Sbot,
neil Morp in sic er ucrlicbt mar,
ieincn 9%clucrbun1cn fem @cb0r
id)enfcn molltc. Gr bcIinOct lid) in
&uit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
Tulniidjcs &pd5eitsucrgnii9en.

Gbico9o, %. 6ebr. llnter
sen polniifen @Giten, rpelhe nab
rcno Der lebten Had,t Ser Sodjei,
geo GbaBti'S nit Morie @oopa III
autn'3 @irtid)nit. 9tr. 10, 6rout-
StrdBc. beipohnten, brad ein,
Shldgerei aus, iu peld)er pier Der
@rtbciIiaten bltrdl Meiicritihe mobr-
ihcinlid, to0tlid) lnb Is anoere
id)uer rerwlmoct mllroeu. Gem 80.
li5iitclD Mc0onougb milroc Ole llni-
form 5erfcbt mo in Stiidc Serriiien.
Wielier, @icriluIdel, Stiible uno
Siihbcinc Oicnten ais @aiieu. Die
to0tlih Sermumoeten iino SameS
Grimm, Sobn 2llbesettL Sobn
@obpa. ein @ruoer ser @raut, uno
Stdnlep @llctaief. 3ipan5ig Eerlo-
men bciinoen iid in Salt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26

gnQlunn'9 ncuc9 Inter
ri d. ; gc1ct.
9onoon, 25. 6Cbruor. - Sn Ell.
ncr &coc, it melhcr llntCrrid)t2mlni
tier q. DC Sienna Die bcrcits %crU0hlt.
tc, 9eitcrn cingcbrohtc, lclle Inter
ridtauorloac beiiirwortctc, iugtc or
inter Nnocremt ooB 0ie 9tid)t Nm
nobmc Der Gill Der @CluCglulg iitr
p6uige Nbid)oiiuuA Oc3 &cli8ion3s
llntcrridt@ in ocn ShuIcn gelUoItis
gen &ori6ub leiItcu miir0c.
Nic Mc&Cnnu mcitcr mtSfitbrtc,
~iolIer inter DEM ncucn @eieb 5rper
Grtcn S6ulcn StootasllntcritiibunG
crboIten, 3uerlt un0 uor3ugSlucilc
Die GlcmcnturibulcM iiir Die oa2
&olf iorAt, Die oo5 Golf controlirt
un0 oos Nolt lcitct. Sn 5"lpciter Ct
ME um0 mn nlt9nabmSnetlc Die rrCI-
miQigcn, bon Sen pcridie6cneu Gcnos
minotionCn iubpcntionirtCn Sd)lllen.
Tieic iolCL iomcit lie nid)t @eidGlta-
wltcrncbmmQcn iin0, o]uBcrproent-
Iihc 3ltmcn0ungeu pom Stnotc cr.
boltcn nbcr feline 3uidiliie ais Dem
%rCQulQrFn llntcrridta. Gtot.
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bibIii6en @cid)id)tc 5u iorgcu, Ood)
ioiicn oic SdnllgcbGll0c nod ShluG
ser S6ulitm6cu fir 0cn iotilltutiucl
llntcrrid)t Der cinjCIllcn QcnomInn.
tioncn oiicn bleibCL ser BON frcimilz
li1cn HcbrCrn crtbeilt mir0.
". s. @oIiour grill Die &orro1e
aus S6drIlte al, mo trot Der bon
Wcaennd uordennmmcncn Wootllfo.
tionen 0~iiriten sic G]ouicrpotiuen uno
ole @ciltIidfcit Qcacn Die WfaBrc0cI
cbcnio %mnnhgicbiG m%fdmpfcn, mic
gcAcl Die 9irrcQihc &orlogc in 1906.
SCl6itmor0 in &on0on.
2on0on, %. GCbruor, - &n
Gulmidl, elmer &Onooncr GorItoo:,
bat :. e. @uDIoon, elm moblbefnmtter
Wafler, mcIher meiIt nit omcrifonI
ibcn Giicubobmpcrtbcn @cid0lte
muhtc, Sclbitmor0 6cAan0cn, inOenl
or lid crihob.
EorpeOo GlotillcocrlGBt
Eulcubuuno.
GalcobunH0, Chile, %. Tcbr.
- Die Oifi3ierc Der lcit Dem 10. 09.
Wtt3. bier ~licgcnoCn nmcritnnild)cn
Sp~rpcooboot SIotillc liro bon Den
pcrruniidcn 9cb0rOcn ourh 0onj
bcionOcrc %iCbcnamiirOigfcitcn aus.
ge5eihnet morOcn. NOmirnl Ecre5
uno Ole GommonoirCn0cn Scr 0cNcn-
mGrti0 bier itatipnirtcu d)ileniidcn
&rieQSidiiie bnbcn ucrldieocnc Scltc
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%y!llicutbnlt inn bicliQcn N0ien mar
Gin b0d)lt pcrgniigIihcr unO beirit.
%0lOcn0er.
Tie Sorpe0obootc illbrcn hcltte nod
Galluo ncitcr. no lie lp0brlfcinli6
uH /. M0r5 o%nfonnlcn mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26

- ,Sn Solomon, bei Solinn, San.
Jas, iino 80 Eerionen erfranft, oie
auf einem bon Ser oortigen ygleno-
or-Gompagnie" i'm .Wonte5uma'
Sotel" gegebenen @iien Sbit bas in
9lehbiihien cingerlodt mar, 9eeei.
len botten. Ger 3uItano bon bier
ser Grfranften, borunter brei Srall.
Ell, lit Elm fritiIder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-26
III 0ndnnrt. 81 81. 1

Sn 2odprrt, N..9., bat Ser
Shuliupcrintenoent oie bon $50 itu.
Iieniid)en @in0ern beiubtc &olfs.
idi,Ie in Tine- StroBe gcihloiicn.
neil III iener 8e9euo, nls r8leiu,
Stnlicn" befannt, Die 0ipbtberie cpl.
1enliib auigctreten lit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27

lent voice and enjoyed by the
crowd. Among the list were a
select reading by Mrs. Broth
ers and declarations by Flossie
Graham and Halle Sigler. and
several comic songs by Mrs.
Mckinaon that tickled the
funny bones of the "hay seeds"
AMI "gumbo singers. /"
An excellent supper was
eaten, after which Wilson Doty
was called on for his clog which
was given with right good will.
Following this came a number
of amateur jig dancers in the
shape of Mort McKinncn, Will
lie Brothers and Margie Nc
Kinnon.
Mr.. Graham was called on
to conclude the exercises and
in a few compassionate words,
thanked the audience and in
bidding US goodbye we all felt
that Wild Bill had a heart in
him as big as a hay stack.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27
Notice OF An Application for
a Permit

In the matter of the
apple ton of LEROY In the Dis
Do,y, a member q; the trict Court of
frmoi Dotv& Peterson. the State of
for q permit to sell and 10 a. in and
keep for sale intoxicat- for Harrison
ing liquors for phar1na- County, March
ceutlcal and medical Term, a. d.,
purposes 1908.
To " HON 1t May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that Leroy
Doty member of the firm Of Doty &
Peterson. druggists OF Missouri Valley,
Iowa. whose place of business is loca-
tei and conducted in the the first story
of the two story brick building known
as 81 East Erie Street. Missouri Val
| ley, iowa, also being Lot "A" subdi-
vision of Lots & I, in Block -, Orig
inal Plat of the City of Missouri Valley,
Iowa. That said Leroy Doty is a
registered pharmacist and the number
Iof his certificate is 1920
| That his petition for permit to sell
and keep for sale Intoxicating liquors
| for pharmaceutical and medical pur-
poses will be filed with the Clerk of the
District Court of Iowa at his office in
Logan, Iowa, on or before March First,
1913, and that said application will
come on for hearing on the LIST dayof the
next term of sain District Court COM
mencing at Logan. Iowa, on the 18th
| day of March, 1908.
Dated at Missouri Valley. Iowa, Feb
ruary 18th, 1908.
Leroy Doty,
A member of the firm Doty s. Peterson,
Petitioner.
Burke 8. Tamisiea,
J Attorneys for Petitioner. f2o-27-m5
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27
Penny Street Items

Mud! There is more sluice
and mud to the square acre
than was ever seen before.
The ducks have come in abund
anee. We saw a million yes
teTday and about as many men
an ! boys with guns, asing
through the mud after them.
Far hers are feeling satisfied
th It spring seeding will soon
co fHnerce.
We learn that VIM Oling er's
sale last Monday rroved TO be
a success notwithstanding the
/ terrible roads. Everything
sold we'll and Mr.. Oiinge r
claims that he realized several
1 hu lared dollars more than he
lex pacted.
Waat S the matter with this
or at roar about Seed corn?
CT loinnati township has no
Xxi * coming Many Of our
fam ers are testing their corn
an find that it all gsows with
a ,trong healthy sprout.
We'll Mr.. Elitor, we thoug hit
that our last letter contained
the final account of the enter.
tain nents on this street, but
we are compelled once more to
take our pencil and draw a
snap shot of at least one more
William Graham, who is about
to move out of the neighbour
hood, was attacked by a furious
m % on last Friday night
!. Without a moments warning
his family were captured by
something like sixty Of his i'm
mediate neighbors and without
due process of law, preceded
to take matters in their owr
hands. After a few selections
F of instrumental music by tn.
!, Dosy Bros, and Dad Doty, thi'
; entertainment took the form Of
] a literary exhibition. An i'm
prom2tu program was arrang
ed by Mrs. Frank Brothers ane
e Margie McKinnon, including
some twenty or more exercise.
which were rendered in excel
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27

Mud, mud, and plenty of it,
and your scribe is wearing his
waders.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27
where he expects to farm this

where he expects to farm this
year.
The presents were.
Table cloth Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nc Jail, linen towe', ". G.
Matt; pattenberg dresser scarf,
Clara Bedoin, Laramie, Wyo.;
drewn center piece, Zsda Linn;
dolly, Vera Thomas, emont,
Neb.; splasher. center piece
and table cloth, Mrs. j. w.
Pratt; Center piece, Mr.. md
Carr johnson, Hot Springs, S. d
napkins, Minnie Morrow, Hot
Springs, $. d.; Napkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Weldon, Oval, S.
D.; table Goth, Mrs. S. L. With
loe; table cloth, VIM. Stansterry
Berry spoon, Mary Joy, Sum
dance, Wyo.;; salad bowls, Leona
and Minnie Pratt; salad howl,
M. and Mrs. S. j. Linn; berry
dish, Mable and Tonic Cook;
china bread plate, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hillman; parlor lamp, Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Thomas; broom,
j. w. Pratt; berry set, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Wallace; berry set,
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Fielder;
chamber set, Jonas Pratt and
Rube Thomas; Pickle dish, Vim
cent and Harriet Wallace;
sauce dishes, Hazel Wallace
/ S1.0N, J. Nj. Mo'z; 500 grand :
ma MOTT; headrest, Kelley Wit
tiloe; set silver tea spoons Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Motz; cream
pitcher, Bonnie Thomas; spoon
tray, Crete Thomas; silver
knives and forks, Mrs. P. C.
Kemmi-h and son Geo. Who'd
blne, sugar she'll, Nellie Can
"a
! field ord Effls Aiathers. Grealey
/ Col: Water set, Mr.. ard Mrs
IS. J. Motz,, lafnp, Clay and Rube
Thomas, chinaware, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Motz;; cream set
7 Mr.. and Mrs. McAleyander
china plate, Lee Thoma Z; table
squire, Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. Cook
tabl cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8.
| Weldon, Oral, S. d., silver pick.
lie ferk, L nd SbirlS, S oux City;
china breaapiate, Nj. ard N RS
james Yutsle.; salt and pepper
shaker and tooth pick holder
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Boswell; boob
Grandma Thomas; potatoes anG
chickens, Mr.. and MIS-. Ass
Thomas; steel range, mother Of
bride; set knives and forks, bee
and bedding, one dozen chick
ems and cow, parents of groom
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27
Orson Items.

Mud, mud, and plenty of it,
and your scribe is wearing his
waders.
We had a big snow storm
last week and the wind blew
considerable which caused the
snow to drift and made the
roads almost imp assab!e. Our
Rural Delivery man failed to
get around for a couple of days.
w. K. Hedges started Thurs
day with his car for Oklahoma,
where he will make his future
home.
Katherine Vaughn, of Moda}e
spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Miss Gertrude.
! Cal blankunship who has
been visiting in Illinois for the
past two months. returned
home last week bringing with
him his cousin Miss Vera War
rem for an extended visit.
/ Born to Geo. Edmunds and
wife a daughter, Feb. 18th.
Mother ard tahe doirg nicely
and George is improving. This
makes j. u. Onstott grandad,
which makes him wear a broad
smile.
Ward McAdon and Rufus
Galway went to Modale Satur-
day on business.
4 Quite a number from Orson
attended the box supper given
at the Ruffcorn school house
Friday night. All report a
nice time.
Calvin Hedges, who has been
attending school in Woodbine,
has returned home to help his
father with his spring work.
Will Lester spent Thursday
and Friday in Mo. Valley.
Aries BIanlSenship is spend
log the week at Logan.
Daisy Wilson spent Sunday
at the Onstott home.
Revival MEETINGS are pro-
crossing nicely v 18th good at
tendance considering the bad
wea' her and roads, they will
COZ t,nre the e. mne week.
Movsirg is the order of the
day which makes US all think
spring has come for sure.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27

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Clay Township Items.

Clay Township Items.
Yes, we have had one blizzard
in 1898, which has left the rolos
in very bad condition for TIE
LIST of March movers.
We understand the County
Supervisors visited some of the
low land on the West side a few
days ago. If they were it the
right locality at the proper tin e,
it is presumed that the necessi-
lty of the Soldier Cutoff VIZ s
learly manifested.
Uncle "Samie" Vittito is going
to visit a son and daughter in
South Dakota soon, where he
ex lects to make his home for a
while.
I. t. Bourn has been confined
to his bed for several days on
ac count of a fall he received
so ne days ago.
Agents representing several
Fire Insurance Companies met
! with our school board one day
las week.
The sale of Geo. Hammer, on
account of the storm of the Is,
was postponed.
Mr., and Mrs. S. j, Mats. Mrs.
Yolz'ar End son George, we're
visiting MIR. and Mrs. McAlex-
an1er on Sunday.
Owing to the prevalence Of
sickness, Sunday School and
chu 'ch service have been sus-
pended most Of the time since
Christmas.
The Trustees were called to-
gether on day last week to d
just o difficulty between neigh
bocs.
j. A. Graham's mule team
run away few days ago ma
king a partial wreck of a new
spring wagon.
We have attended two we'd
dings dinners in the past week,
AMI the good things we had to
eat, was enough to induce any
kind of confirmed bachelor t(
com nit matrimony.
Jasoer Yeutsler is having a
new we'll dug.
Newt Stevens has again be-
come citizen of Clay, occupy
ing one of Mrs. Vittitoe dwell
lngs.
w n Graham got one of his
hors IS hurt bad. Last week
Will moving to his farm, il
Sioux. lie fears he will have
70 buy another.
LIE onard and LAURA Straight
Vt Kansas, returned to t}eil
lon last Monday, A!vy Meal
xander going with them.
Asa Thomas moved Monday
n 70 the S,awertIy farm nea
ne Mo. River.
Married Feb. 10, 1905, at the
'esidence of the brides m ,ther
Frank L. Motz to Lorena D
Thomas.
Att o'clock p. M. ". C. Mot
pre- ,lding at the organ, the cor
ira citing parties, proceeded I,
Rev. Ness, officiating mir lister
MIR. and Mrs. Asa TIL, mas
gro omsman and bridesmaid, I
the strains Of the weddin
march, took their position j
the narlor, where the solem
words that made them husban
and wife were pronounced
After congratulations all wer
invited to the dinning r. on
where the marriage fess
await ID them, OF which SIS ir
vitel guests partook.
The bride was robed in whit
silk the groom in the CONVEX
tional black.
On Saturday the %. the pa
ents of the groom gave a din
ner, to about 60 invited guest
in honor of their sons weddin,
The bride is the daughter {
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-02-27
Notice of Annual Meeting.
independent District

independent District
See Section 2746.
Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of the indie
pendent District of Missouri
Valley in the County Of Harri-
son, State of Iowa, that the an
nual meeting of said District
will be held at the Mayors Of
flee on Fifth street on the Sec
onl Monday in March, 1908, at
one o'clock p. m.
A director will be elected for
a tern of three years, to sue
coed M. C. Burbank, ere TOR
three years, to succeed w. c.
Fensler.
The meeting will be open for
the transaction Of such business
as may legally come before it.
Feb. 2lst, 1908.
Us. Dewell. Secretary.