Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF

COUNCIL BLt FFss- .'ive 1'reynor|
farmers who have beer. most active IN
promoting and financing the Iowa ana
Omaha Short linc. have filed three con-
LESSONS Of Judgment in favor of Coun-
ell Bluffs and Treynnr bankers. ag-
gresating more than sl05.0DN. With
these three confessions the five men
have :a1mitted an indebtedness To date
of approximately s23d.ooo The ave
farmers who have fgured in six diff
fryent judgments thus far ure r. ~
Sucksdorf, William Treae. William
Hnsa VI. II siaar and -. vnllcas
DtfEEQlTE---A READ estate deal in
which centors the interest OF the Cath
olics of the archdiocese nf Dubuque
was CLOSED when w. 6. Cox sold to ST
.Iosclt.'s college l2 acres on the north
slide of West Fourteenth street Arch
bishop tSeane said he was unable to
say just yet what the object of the puli-
chase is. but as The college is filled 10
Overlooking it is aimos; certain that
additional college buildings will be
erected. Tho college gets possession
OF the property NJ an OUTLAY of $4,000.
DUBUQUE Undaunled by the en-
tir" cancellation of the Great Western
driving races which Were knocked out
by rain and not Il wheel turned. last
woea. Rrucr II. Baldwin. secretary of
tho Nutwnod Driving club, under whose
anspices he program was to have been
staged has wired the officers in this
city from Chicago. thai lr would race
the Horse Review Fu,urity for $l5.O00
the week following The Galesburg
meeting Of the Great Western circuit.
next season
Ii, MARS Judge Mould. OF Sioux
City, is presiding al the September
torn of the Plymouth county district
court here The following are drawn on
the grand Jury: G. a. Galtsch. l.eMaIs.
foreman: Joseph cambridge. Elkhorn.
Louis Eorchers, Preston II. p. Cross.
GARFIELD; T. B. klane;. Akron: r j,
Fredonia. There are many cases on
the calendar. but none Of absorbing in
terest
MARSIiALITOwN -Wslat is with
out doubt the largest family of children
In the state was augmented yesterday
by the birth Of a five-pound girl. which
makes tho 18th child OF y. K. Ewalt
aged 70. q farmer living three miles
west OF Albion. in this county. Alto
bined parenthge OF Ewalt and his wife
who ia sc years old. The present Mrs
Ewalt IS q fourth wife.
MASON c1TY--pr. T.. c. Clark. pas
tor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, this city. may accept the pas
torate OF the Western Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Chicago. at the
opening Of the new conference year.
according to an announcement made TO
his congregation here Or. Clark has
| been here one year coming from Cedar
Rapids Ec has made fne record.
COUNCIL. BLUFFs-Georgc a.
Bradley. charged with completely in the
swindlins operations Tor which J. G.
| Maybrny and his associates we're con-
victed two years ago, III connection
with fake SPORTS, was found guilty and
fined 5000 in tie federal court by Judge
| Smith Mcpherson.
| BUCK GROFE-An epidemic OF hog
cholera prevail in this vicinity nnd Mr.
David Wcatgerby has already lost $50
cut Of D. drove Of l70. While others
have lost. THO Is probably the heaviest
| up to date.
gucK GRovE-No frost is reported
4 here up to date, and the farmers re-
1 no:t that corn is practically safe. oven
jorr, 6. hard freeze. Tho yield IS go:nr
| TO be tremendous. even Tor This favored
locslity.
MASON CITY - Safe blowers
| w,av.ad the safe of the Fidelity I'm.
| ;i!arnnnt company and tho sufo OF the
\ WuI.,sr tumber company. Only IS wai
secured. Giant powder wns used.
BUCK nnovN--Dr. ponnay. 81 thil
place. has bean eieetnd Essmher q,
{he National 6eersrnphieai society.