Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
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tent on a dark and Jonesome1I
road against the girl whom he'll
was engaged to marry, Is,
charged in a 100000 breach of !
promise suit filed Tuesday in,
federal court against Glen | i
Boiler, of Griswold, la, by Ly-l
III J Salyers, cashier at the !
Paxton.
The petition alleges that
Boiler represented himself to
be worth Eat least over $1,000
000," that the engagement was
last February and that she
kept company With him until
AUGUST 8
She alleges that after 500
O'Clock that evening they start
ed for an automobile ride to-
ward Fremont when Boiler
suddenly tu,ned to the left out
|nf the main road onto rather
'esome and untraveled road,
where there were trees on each
lside and high weeds. 1t is
averred that he turned his ma
chine from the road, extin.
guished the lights and mail
treated. and abusel her, flew
into a rage AMI declared that.
he would nsver m rry her,
| b at her and c enti.uel his at
temps unit! she brpke away
from him and ran back to the
main road, wha~e she was pick
ed up by people in al other au-
tomobile
i Service was obtained ON
Boiler at the Paxton. Tuesday.
His property is said to consist
'of Iowa lands and an oil we'll in
Oklahoma World Herald.
Mrs Kranskopf has accept
ed a position at L Moskovitz
Store.
! Mrs. Wheeler and daughter,
Gladys, are in Omaha today.
Newspaper ,ian
Recommends 1t
| r r. Wentworth of the st.
James (Mo) News, writes: "a
severe cold settled in my lungs.
feared pneumonia. Foley's
Honey and Tar Strengthened
me up Immediately. | recon-
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lung medicine" Right now
thousands of hay fever and
asthma sufferers are thankful
for this wonderful healing and
soothing remedy
$50 Sold Everywhere.
Logan, Ia, Sept. 8 "A we'd
ding Of unusual interest took
place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. McCold yesfer-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock,
when their daughter, Margaret,
was given in marriage to Law
renee Coy, Of Valley, Neb., the
Rev. M. M. Cable, of the Meth
odist church of Logan, reading
the marriage lines and using
the ring service. Mrs. Guy
Cox, of Omaha and Miss Helen
McCoid, of Logan, sisters of
t re bride, played the wedding
march.
Among out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Coy, Howard Coy and Jay
Nichols, of Valley, Neb; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McEachroD,
Marjory McEachrop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard McEachron and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cox, of Oma-
ha; Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Coy,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Robinson,
Lawrence Robinson, Della and
Grace Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. t. Robinson and Clarence, of
Waterloo, Neb., and Mrs l.. D.
Howart, Daniel Howart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan, of Dun
lap.
Logan, Ia, Sept. Two
real estate deals were closed up
here in the past twenty.fo
hours by Frank Hill. The MILF
man farm west of Logan was
purchased by J. Il. Mclean of
Nicola Y ste.day afternoon for
about SITS an acre; the. farm
consists of 1874 acres we'll i'm
proved. The Hiram Blackburn
farm of forty acres east of Lo-
gan was sold to M. e. Ashley
of Logan for $4,000, or $3.50
an acre. The same forty was
purchased twenty or more
years ago for $1,000. The raise
in value on the Milliman farm