Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Mp. and Mrs NJ 4 Wilson hay,

\ Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson have
returned from a two weeks visit
! in Belpre, kans.. and Indepen-
idence, Mo. While there they saw
the Mormon temple and also The
tabernacle that was raised up in
a night. They report a fine time
A fire alarm was turned in
from Fifth and Erie about noon
TODAY by small boy going home
from school. This has happened
several times of late. hut SO far
no penalty has been inflicted,
Ibul if the practice is not stopped
severe measures will have to be
taken. There is a fine of S25 for
lanyonc turning i'm a false alarm.
Iwllcre il is turned in just for the
tfun of the thing.
The corn stalks i'm front of the
Martin & Son real estate office
were only guessed at in height
1.-THE other day and they thought it.
was about twelve feel, hut upon
measurement the stalks showed
thirteen feet eleven inches, five
inches longer than the Brundige
corn 1t also has two ears on
tire stalks and they are nine feet
from the ground,
Mrs. u. NJ. Earle, who has been
staying at the c.. Robertson home
the past two weeks. left this
morning. TO Join her husband at
Auburn. Neb. who is With the dog.
! land pony show of the Blundlee
carnival company. SHE was nn-
able to lcaye with the company
on account of having recently
undergone an operation and is
IonIy just out of the hospital at
Baskerville, la. So remained here
a few days until she was stronger
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Hall and
children of Arlington. $. D.. ar
riNed i'm their auto Yesterday for
Ia visit al the Peter Peterson
Ihomc. They left home early yes
]terday morning and reached this
Lefty at Z O'Clock last evening,
Having stopped two hours ON the
way to take dinner and rest. The
total number Of miles travelled in
Preaching here was 2l5. Pretty
.Igood for one days journey.
Jim Bertclson.- Mark Peterson
land wife from Honey Greek, Jas.
BOYLE of Pisgah. Mrs. Alfred Ber-
| telson and son of Boomers. Jas
Sorenson of Logan. Mrs. Spires OF
4 Calhoun. Frank Killpack and fam
lily of Nicola. Al Ward Of Beebce-
town. Mrs. a. Goulihard of Cali
fornia. Mrs. Barsby of Dunlap
Hottie Gilmore of Mondamin, Dav,
Piercy of Modale. made quite &
Ihnnch Of ont-of-town patrons
who We're in the Valley yesterdas
L for Osleopathic treatment.
The last lap of the paving wa:
started this morning when work
men began grading OH the lowe
end Of Fourth street between
Erie and the railroad tracks
/ There is about half block III
Eighth street which has not beel
.llaid. as the brick did not get here
] hut ii can be finished in about
lday's work. The storm sewer o.
Fourth street has 10 be lowfre
j and then the concrete will he laie
$ All the work will be finished b
: the first of the month if the brio
n |comcs through,
j. B. Lyon was at Missoul
; VALLEY Sunday visiting friend
J. and on the way back he says j.
-lsaW all kinds of excitement. BE
Q fore they reached Logan The
4 came upon crowd of automc
!. biles near a cornAr in The ios;
!. Hand on inquiry found that soE1e
aibody with a big seven pesscnat
e car and a load Of people in
,r|had tried to turn the corner ;
T. too high rate Of speed When Il
ssIcar upset. throwing them all inI
1.-The ditch and injnrying iwo !
II 1.-The passengers so severely tl;
n..they were rushed 10 a hosplta
eiThcn as they came near De
4. City a man. named George jul
i. gems with q load of passenger
d lin his car went wllizzing bysfber
!gaing j nthe same direction. al
jnst after they had passed
front axle brake and the who
landed in the ditch, b
n fortunately no, one was hui
d Both accidents we're due TO spec
s as they generally are.-- Denist
1nlletin, SIS