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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
CREW CHUNG TO BOTTOM
 OF OVERTURNED SCHOONER.
Rescued and Brought to Philadelphia
 on the Admiral Dewey.

Philadelphia, Oct. 24.-After having spent the entire night clinging to the bottom of the overturned schooner Scarborough, Capt. William H. Rev holds and the two members of his crew were brought into this port today ,n hf ard the steamer Admiral Dewey from Port Antonio.
 Captain Reynolds three times during tne nlght was washed from the wreck Of his vessel and it was only with ths eres test difficulty that his companions eueceeded in getting him back 70 her. Wntll he was rescued this morn lg he was badly bruised and almost dead rom cold. He is now under the care Q. physician aboard the Dewey
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
"scAs" PIE IN ToMnsI
Give Us Union Brand or None, Indis
 nant Prisoners Say.

New York, Oct. 24.-Leaders of the piemen's strike reported yesterday that the story of the strike had reached the prisoners in the Tombs. Notwithstand Ing the fact that pie seldom figures on the prison bill of fare and is therefore luxury, the prisoners heroically de- cided to eschew the non- union pie which was offered to them several times and declared for union pie or none.
 Happily, according to the strike lead CTS, the caterer for the Tombs restau- rant is resourceful man. He went to the headquarters of the strikers and a committee took him to place where ne can obtain union pies at any time
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
s5o,ooo FOR CHARITY.
Aged Woman Had Lived in Apparent
 Poverty.

Carlisle. Pa. Oct 24.-The will of Mrs. Sarah Todd who died here on Wednesday will he probated this week. lt was announced here last night that she left moro than S500.000 to estab- fish a home for Carlislcs ndigent women more than 55 years old and s30.0a0 tn the Todd hospital.
 Mrs Todd had lived since her hus- han9's death. many years ago uneer conditions that seemed 10 indicate ex- trcme poverty.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
M'cARREN's FUNERAL TUESDAY.
Murphy and Tammany Hall Executive
 committse to Attend

New York, Oct 24.--It was snnounc- ed at Tammany hall tonight that Charles Y. Murphy and the entire ex- ecutive committee Of Tammany hall will attend the funeral of Senator Pat rick H. McCarren in Brooklyn on Tuesday. Murphy vas bitter po- litical enemy of McCsiren but an ad- rrirer A his fighting qualities
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Broke His collarhnne.

Walter LeYeen of Laurel Hill suffer ed broken collarbone while playing ln 4 football game Saturday afternoon He was attended by Dr. J II. Allen who found the fracture was near the outer end of the bone.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Naples, Oct. 24.-Orville Wright. the American aeroplanist. yesterday made an examination of the new monoplane or the Bleriot type. invented by ex- Deputy Capone. It is reported that Mr. wright will organize an aero dromd here
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Bishop MeFauI to Open Ssnissriun for
 Cure of Constructive Poor.

Trenton. N. j., Oct. 24.-Bishop Me Faul of the Roman Catholic diocese announced today that he had pur- chased the Cox farm of 1s1 acres. at Marshalls Corners. and in the spring would open there a sanitariuIn for the cure Of the consunptiVe poor. He said everybody and anybody will be wsl- come, so long as they are III. While the nurses will be nuns, and the ad
 ministtation Catholic, creed will nCt
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
SAVINGS OF 27 YEARS GONE.
Aged Wssherwoman Robbed of S6.300
 While at Work

Omaha. Oct. 24-Mrs. Thomas $ Wendt, aged 65 years. was robbed of S6,300 in currency Friday while she was doing neighbor's washing.
 The money was the savings of Mrs Wendt and her husband for the last twenty seven years.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
We'll Known Race Horse and Trainer
 Burned to Death.

ogdensburg. N. r.. Oct. 24.-"Goes Fast" well known race horse. and John Flynn. his faithful trainer. 69 years old, were burned to death when flyhn racing stables at Prescott. Ont, were destroyed by fire early this morn, ing. The terrified horse dragged the Keeper back into the burning stable. All the other horses were saved
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
one. Ieaued Man nrnnk.

Saturday night Policeman Royston found one-legged man named Pat rick Hanson of Woonsocket, drunk in a doorway of the Porteous 6 Mitchell Co. and it was necessary to get a wagon to get him to police station. The fellow gets about on crutches.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
.ENTIcED THEE INTO SAFE.
Employer Then Locked 1t and Called
 Police to Arrest Him.

Philadelphia, Oct 24.-Caught by his employer, Max Kahn. of No. 10l4 Arch street, in the act of selling jewelry which he had stolen, Morton J. I.evt
 a stock clerk. NsNsenticed into a large safe which stood fn the rear of the store and there imprisoned until a po- hceman arrived.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

New HaVen.-After thirty-one years of active service Frank E. Hotchkiss has resigned as superintendent Of grounds and buildings of Yale MT. Hotchkiss will be succeeded by William D. Hennig.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Cabled Paragraphs

Manila, Oct. 24-A courtmartial with Rear Admiral Arthur P. Nazro presid- Ing, sat at Cavite Saturday and tried surgeon Francis w. F, Wieber on the brother officer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Blackpool, Eng, Oct 24.-The avia- tlon contests were concluded here yes tereay. Henry Farman carried off the cIlel prlzes of the week, including the grand prize of S10,OO0 for the longest night and prize of $2,OOO for the fast est three laps of the course. Hubert Latham won the prizes for general merit an1 the slowest circuit
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Electric Car Jumped switch-seorss
 of Passengers Iniursd.

Detroit Mich, Oct. 24. Forty pas- ssnsers were thrown into d panic to- hient and nearly score were injured hen a "estbound Jefferson avenue electric car Jumped switch al .Tef- terspn and Mount Elliott avenues. mounted the curb and tipped over
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
New Weather vane.

George l.. Carey of Sachem street has put beautiful gilded vane on his barn which points out to the pssserby q hecded improvement. whichever way the wind blows. VT
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Brussels, Oct. 24.-New atrocities in the Congo Independent State have ,peen revealed by an officer of a rub per company. He charges that be- tween 1907 and 1909, a number of the company's agents tortured and killed many natives, posted armed sentries, chalned and imprisoned the natives to force them to work, and burned viI- lages. The minister of the colonies has ordered an inquiry.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Norfoik.--CaPl Stoeckel has been spending a few days near Middlebur, Vt.. where he has several ~aluabIo horses which are being kert on Bread y loaf. the estate Of Joseph Eattell. a noted breeder of blooded stock.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Groton.-ElNin Haley has returned from Boston. where he attended The annual fruit exhibition of the New England association. Mir Haley who is the largest Cranberry grower in this section, had two varieties on exhioi- nen and one was awarded second prisA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Taft Finally Completed his Texan trip the largest crowd of the day be- ing at Houston. where lady pinned a confederate emblem to his coat.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Stonipgton John M. Denisen. picked big crop. of string beans from hls vines last week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

One Thousand Dollar Bills were found sewed in the coat sleeves of James McMahon. agent of the Amer ican Express company, at Peoria. IT. He had notified the police that the office had been robbed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Robbers Stole the Jewels about the image of the Virgin in the chapel of the Pauline convent, in Czenstochona. Russian Poland.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Charles A. Husband, who was order ed to leave Jacksonville bv J. II. Smith or be killed, shot Smith to death when they met.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Steamship Ar.r;vsIs.

from New Fork
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

Foreign Diplomatic cirIes are deep " interested in the meeting at Har- bin. Tuesday. of the Russian minis ter of finance and Prince Ito, president or the privy council of Japan. to dis cuss financial subjects and the Man churian railroads.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Condensed TelegramS
Rear Admiral Henry Erben, U. S. N., died in New York

I
 Rear Admiral Henry Erben, U. S. N. l died in New York.
 Half the Work on the Panama Canal has been completed Andrew Carnegie Sailed from Liver pool for New York
 John Tremper, aged s2 years. of fonkers, N. r.. admits he married five The Proposed Monument to Grover Cleveland will probably be erected in Princeton, N. J. The Cotton Mills of North and South Carolina have shut down temporarily to curtail production.
 The Czar Arrived Safely at Raccon- lgl, Italy, and was cordially welcomed by King Victor Emmanuel. There Was Sent to the Dead Letter office an unsealed and unaddressed letter containing S10O in currency.
 Commission of the Marine hos- pltal service has been appointed to study pellagra in the United States.
 The New Spanish Ministry an- nounces that the government will pur- sue policy of pacifcation and liberty.
 John Knapp, engineer on the Central Railroad of New Jersey. wrecked d freight train to save the life of sheep.
 Charles A. Husband, who was order ed to leave Jacksonville bv J. H. Smith or be killed, shot Smith to death when they met
 Robbers Stole the Jewels about the image of the Virgin in the chapel of the Pauline convent, in Czenstochona. Russian Poland.
 Taft Finally Completed his Texan trip, the largest crowd of the day be- ing at Houston. where a lady pinned confederate emblem to his coat.
 One Thousand Dollar Bills were round sewed in the coat sleeves of James McMahon, agent of the Amer lean Express company at Peoria. IT. He had notified the police that the office had been robbed.
 Foreign Diplomatic CirIes are deep " interested in the meeting at Har- bin. Tuesday, of the Russian minis ter of finance and Prince Ito. president or the privy council of Japan. to dis cuss financial subjects and the Man churian railroads
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

John Knapp, engineer on the Central Railroad of New Jersey. wrecked a freight train to save the life of a sheep.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

The New Spanish Ministry an- nounces that the government will pur sue policy of pacification and liberty.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

A Commission of the Marine bos- pltal service has been appointed to study pellagra in the United States
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25
Somebody Stole
 Taft's Possum
TAKEN FROM PRESIDENTIAL
 BAGGAGE GAR AT DALLAS.
PRESIDENT LEAVES TEXAS
Will Have Busy Time in St. Louis Tcday-6oat Procession Down the Mississippi to New Orleans.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct 24.-Presi- dent Taft left Texas this afternoon after spending nine days in that state and is speeding tonight towards St. Louis, where he will arrive tomorrow morning
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-25

There Was Sent to the Dead Letter oIlce an unsealed and unaddressed letter containing S10O in currencv
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

Gold discoveries in Sierra county
We're reported by the Downieviile Mes
senger. which said:
Some very rich specimen rock discovered
IN the shaft the Red Star mine last week
e;eod payin< quartz has been found in the tunnel
= various times heretofore. hut nothing 80 prom
isigg a. that recently uncovered.
Some rich specimen rock was taken from
tin, shaft At the Red Star mine. at Allcghany
this week. Rich rock has been taken from sev-
eral places in the tunnel during tie last few
lnonths.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
sI,.rING REcnRns RRnkIsN

ST. PAUL. Feb. 1s.-In series OF
matched races here today between Nor
val Baptie and John Nilsson three pro-
fessional indoor worlds skating records
1or an indoor track were broken In
the half mile event Baptie lowered his
own worlds record of ] minute 1873
seconds making the distance in ] min
ute II l-3 seconds. Nilsson established
new worlds record Tor the mile. max
ing the distance in 2.39 3-5. and also
lowered the two mile record. going
= gainst time and covering the distance
IA 5:45 z-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN
$500 down. $50 per month-New : room
house, ] block from cars; . blocks from Cen
tral Berkeley Key Route station; total price
- ESQ. and our best buy
+. r. PEAKE & Co.
Berk. 3I45. 2l3l Center St
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

.BEAt tlltJL, modern, room cottage; ! block
70 car aad school. WIN accept nice lot as first
q payment: is offered at big reduction, & go
CENTRAL REALTY COMPANY.
ZIP FruitTale ar-. FruitvGle.
l60 acres. Shasta CO.. all level; can irrlgate: !:
= exchange for bay property Call OF address
A. y. I445 Grant 81. North Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
Jockey Gilbert Wins the
Weeks Riding HOnOrS

Jockey Gilbert succeeded in riding
more winners than any other boy at
Emeryville last week. his average be-
fnS one for every day Butler and
.Mentry tied for second place with four
each. The record for the week in
detail is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

The standing of the boys who have
ridden at least one winner since the
opening OF the meeting is now as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
S3.3O0

$500
BUNGALOW FOR SALE BY OWNER AT COST
Corner Hudson ST and Boyd az. Designed by
prominent architect; tie most artistic and con
Tenient home in Clarem0nt district:
: swell home in swell neighborhood: 36 minutes
from San Francisco. - minutes from Oakland
lo minutes from Berkeley; near Key Route
sud College ay cars; large rooms. paneled
- Tfsls beam ceilings, double glass doors from
= BAH 70 living and dining rooms. cabinet
kitchen large, cooling closet. bath fitted with
highest grade fixtures. chimnevs with brick
and tile mantels windows in closets cement
trays ia laundry; fixtures and shades to suit
purchaser. See MR.. GORDON owner. on
premises or l0035 Broadway. room l. Oak
and; phone Oakland 1880; reasonable terms.
s. 500-Iot % f.. IN Perry ST. near Van Buren,.
block from Grand car line. fine terrace:
So II street; select neighborhood. See owner.
~ - l4th St. Oakland
For In Piedmont Vista 39xil2 feet: / block
- rom Oakland av- car line and about blocks
5rom Eiedmont station Of the Key Route. This
, is IN ideal location for home; is situated on
-: nien ground and has a beautiful view: terms
. $3.50 cash ana balance OF $500 in monthly pay
Lnents of SO. including interest. Address box
1912, Cal office, San Francisco.
.A?QDERN 8 room bungalow. JUST finished:
heamed ceilings and paneled wa lis. large brick
.--nrei,iace snd hinged window seats; cabinet
- kifchen; on 5Jrh 81. For particulars address
2 =, q EkEI.EII. 5sS5 Ielegraph av Oakland
.TrENT payer. listen, 500 down. $50 per month
Vii buy 81 400 4 room cottage: street work
p sloe"alks In Address 1920 Broadway. Oakland
HOMES on monthly payments: banking interest:
We VII build buy You a home. Pacific
; home Binding Co. 952 Broadway. Oakland.
~gFLE Oakland branch OF The ceu is al 4es Eiey-
enth st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset OAK
land lts3. Home AS57-
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
.. $500 down. $50 per month-New room
house: ] block from cars; blocks from Cen
= tral Berkeley Key Route station total price
sou, ana our best buy.
F. r. PEAKE & CO..
Berk. 5l45. 2lsl Center st.
REGENTS PARK. fue corner: sacrifice. $500
cash; no interest on balance. A. B.. I44J
-.-aaz s.. Ao-Ia BerkeIsy
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
KEW house 3 large rooms. buffet. kitchen. bath
room end closets; modern; worth 81 600;
price 81 Geo, including piano and some furnl-
fruitvale car, just or Davis St; owner leay-
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
coy bungalow. . rooms. bath. laundry. pantry
= ana outbuildlngs; - fruit trees; lot - 6xi So;
heautiful nelghborhoed. near Park 81. station.
---- q llss Resent s. Alsneea.
real ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
: OAKLAND property 10 exchange for small i'm
= proved ranch near good market; modern cot
= fage ~ rms; - minutes wa X from business
center ~ Oakland. Address THOMAS T. EIDE.
: - Olive av.. Oakland. Cal
EAtTlFUL. modern, room cottage; / block
- car AID school; WIN accept nice lot as first
payment: IS offered at big reduction, g 250.
CENTRAL REALTY COMPANY.
24l2 FruitTale Rr-. Fruitvale
l60 acres. Shasta CO.. all level; can irrlgate:
:: exchange for bay property. Call OF address
----.. -. y. u
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

LOT ia Piedmont Vista. 39xll2 feet: / block
=. rom Oakland av- car line and about blocks
from Piedmont station Of the Key Route. This
Is an ideal location for q home; is situated on
>: nlen ground and has a beautiful view: terms
$3.50 cash aud balance OF $500 in monthly pay
inents of SO including interest. Address box
1872 Cal office, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

EEs Ccnoiin mine in Nevada county
Will be started again. the necessary
money having been ueiSed for that
purpose. The Conolin paid we'll for
some years. but had a run OF hard luck
for some time At the 500 cross cut
good ere has been struck.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15

According to the Nevada City Miner
Transcript. as a result OF the plan for
reopening the Pittsburg. POtosi and
Weisbein combination. other properties
In the east belt OF Nevada county will
be put into operation. which have been
idle for long while. Among such
Is the property known as the M0whe-
gan and Gold Fiat These two claims
covering 1900 feet or lode. west OF
the other three properties named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF San FRANCISCO BUSINESS CONCERNS

ABSTRACT OF TITLE INSURANCE
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CITY ABSTRACT CO., Inc. 67 City Hall av
PACIFIC TITLE ms. CO. go Montgomery.
STANDARD TITLE ms. CO.. Mills bldg.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18

Miss Edith Amen left for
Red Oak this morning for a
visit with her friend Mrs. Jess
Fisher Clarke.
We acknowledge a money
order from F. Mohatt in Oma-
ha for which he has our thanks.
American lady corset at
the Cash Bazaar.
Miss Mccain and Mrs. Han
sen of Fremont came down last
night from Woodbine for a
short visit at the w. H. With.
row home.
The following ticket was
nominated at the republican
caucus held Wednesday night.
Mayor, j. j. Amen, Treas, Geo.
A. Kellogg, Assessor j. A.
George, Councilmen at large,
II. H. Fisher A. B. Hosbrook.
Councilmen LIST ward |. r. Lit
tier, Councilman I'd ward C. A.
Walker. Councilman 3rd ward
L. w Brown. This is a good
ticket, and the democrats want
to see to it tonight that their
very best men are nominated
tonight if they expect to win
the election.
All persons having beer cases
or kegs belonging to the Opera
House saloon are requested to
return them at once to P. D..
Robinson's Livery Barn as
they must be shipped back to
the brewery.
NILS Swede Charlie
j. S. Dewell will attend the
Commercial Club Banquet in
Council Bluffs this evening as
guest of the Club.
The Homesteaders will give
a masquerade ball Thursday
evening March 25th at Walkers
hall. Several good prizes will he
given as follows. 1 prize for
best costume, l prize for most
comical costume. | prize for
the best walters. Admission
| to outsiders l5c. mr24
When in Limon, Colo. let
the Limon Lumber Co.
show you their full line OF
lumber, posts, wire and
farm machinery. III. A. &
a. Mooney. mr.. SO
DR.. Phelps reports twins, two
boys, born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
Rodman last night.
Miss Nellie South is an Oma-
|ha visitor today.
Wanted Second hand show
case, about 8 feet long and Is
inches high. Must be cheap
for cash.
|tf G. E. Townsend, Modale.
F. w. Myers had a load Of
fat hogs on the market today
for which he received $500 pei
hundred. Good price that.
The Baraca Club will meet al
the home Of Rev M. c. Hutch
!, inson morrow night at 1880
For kid gloves Call at fhs
Cash Bazaar.
Bill Cowan is going to carr,
a set Of burglars tools along
with him after this. He was
washing DIR. McEvoys Windows
over Osbornes drug store thi
noon when the window acci
IDENTIFY fell leaving Bill out o.
!. the ledge. Bill didn't sa,
much but we bet he thought
!! lot.
Take Mi-o-na. Tone up tn
liver, stomach and bowels
Gives you an appetite and nj
distress after eating. 1t
Americas greatest dyspepsi
, cure. so cents. Robt. W
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18

Margaret, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Murphy
is quite sick.
The Methodist Episcopal
churches of this city hold a an
ion prayer meeting tonight at
the Scandinavian church.
Call ON Soren Brown for
early Ohio swee! potatoes
and onion sets, 80 to Is.
mr-G0
Mrs. John Huntsinger is the
guest of her parents IN Magno-
lila.
Mrs. A. B. Hosbrook is able
to be out again after a severe
illness.
If you are looking for health
and a good cheap home come to
Lincoln Co. Colo. mr-5o
H. C. Anderson was a passen-
ser to Omaha this morning
All members of the Tribe OF
Ben Hur are cordially request
ed to be present at their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening,
March 23rd, important bust
ness effecting ali members will
Be acted upon.
mrs. Geo. Harty, Scribe.
a soc can OF Calumet
Baking Powder will be
gfven away 10 the first $50
customers purchasing
M merchandise to The amount
OF 81 or more al Soren
Browns 10 10 IS. Enr-2O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Burke
are visiting friends in Omaha
today.
Attorneys, Dewell, Kellogg,
Tamisiea and Burke We're pas
sengers to Logan this morning
RememueF the Democratic
CITY Caucus on Thursday eve
ming, (see notice in paper,) an6
be sure to attend and assist II
selecting good men for candid
ates.
Duroc Jersey bred sows fol
sale at farmers prices. 8. 3
Ryan, Nicola. Iowa, r. +. ID. Z
Bell phone r A as
Phil Dinsmore Went to Col
fax, Ia, this morning for a fey
days on business.
4 Geo Cullivan is in Counci
Bluffs today on business.
When i'm Limon, Colo. lie
the Limon Lumber Co
show you their full line o
lumber, posts, wire ant
farm machinery. III. a. &
lie rnx.2n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18

Mrs. Leo Tamlslea Is confine :
to her home by sickness.
Mrs. R. w. Farmer of Ger
esco, Neb., is the guest Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs H. Il.
Fisher.
Wanted, a competent girl
for general housework. Apply
lat Times office. mr-2O
Mrs. Joseph Vance. of West
Point. Neb., attended the fun
eral Of her sister in this city
Tuesday.
Miss Matte White is visit
ing friends in Norfolk for a
week.
For kid gloves Call at the
Cash Bazaar.
Peter Cox is doing ome good
vwk on the roads near his
place with K ng road drag.
Card of Thanks
We take this method of
thanking the many friends who
were so kind to us in the death
of our daughter and sister.
w. A. Williams,
Mrs. Joseph Vance.
Mrs. Frank Mill ard.
EARLY Evere; potatoes B5c
a bu or SOc i'm s bu lots,
on sale at Soren Browns 19
10 Is. mr-2O
Mrs. H. Heckert and her
/ guest Miss Miles, attended the
reception given by Mrs. Luce
in Logan last night.
C. H. Deur is in Council
Bluffs today on business.
American lady corset al
the Cash Bazaar.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18
American lady corset al
the Cash Bazaar.

Miss Mccain and Mrs. Han
sen of Fremont came down last
night from Woodbine for a
short visit at the w. H. With.
row home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18
Farmers Exchange Sale

At Robinson's barn Saturday
March Goth 1909. Bring in
your good horses and anything
else you have for sale. We
will get your price. Dan Nc
|Cune, Auctioneer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18

Misses Carrie and Laura
Zahner of Modale, are the
guests of friends in this city
before going west.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18

We acknowledge a money
order from F. Mohatt in Oma-
ha for which he has our thanks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-03-18

Miss Edith Amen left for
Red Oak this morning for a
visit with her friend Mrs. Jess
Fisher Clarke.