Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

ianu recently purchased from Inc
Northwestern. He started work
yesterday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Brown en-
terlained Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Brown and daughter of Mar
| quette. Mich. and MIR and Mrs. ].
! u. Brown at Il q O'Clock dinner
last evening.
MIR. and Mrs. E,snsnd Burke
stopped OH ia spend the day with
the formers brother, VI. j. Burke.
They are ON their way home to
! Alameda, Cal, from few weeks
| visit AT Atlantic City
Mrs. Henry Hargens will he the
overnight guest of relatives in
the Bluffs and attend the grad
uation exercises this evening
Her nephew, Holland Hargens, is
ON the list of graduates.
Mrs. ID. Scholl, accompanied by
Mrs. Nj. kattleman of Sioux City.
! who has been a guest at the home
of M. Fanger the last few days,
went To Omaha this morning to
spend the day with relatives.
Miss Eva McMullen at Honey
Greek was a caller at the Gamble
home Yesterday. She reports her
uncle. DR.. SieafOns of Honey
| Creek. recovered from diphthnria
and the quarantine was removed
| TUESDAY with no new cases.
Tho Danish Sunday school was
presented with a large American
flag by the w. r. G.. in Memirial
Sunday. The presentation speech
was made by Mrs. Frank Morgan
and accepted on behalf of the
sunday school by Rev. Gunderson.
| William Marshall and family
of Carroll. G.. w. plnmmer and
family of Honey Creek. Joe Mar
/ shall and family of Mindamin and
j. S. Marshall of Prosser. Mob.
IA brother. were here TO attend the
funeral of Miss Hattie Marshall
today.
DR.. Gamble was called TO the
Will Drwcll home north of Cal
houn Yesterday. MIR. Drwel has
suffered severely from heart and
kidney trouble. with lumbago
Joining i'm on the chorus. though
we hope to sec him ahie To be out
again soon.
Tho funeral of Miss Hattie
Marshal, which was held this
morning from the Methodist
church. was we'll attended by old
friends and relatives. The re-
mains were laid to rest in the
Linwood cemetery south of Lo-
gan. n
Lightning did some damage To
the Albert Chambers home yes
tcrday, throwing the telephone
across the room and damaging
the window casing. No one was
injured, but. it was a close call
for Mrs. Chambers. who was in
4 The room at the time.
Vote ON Monady. june 5. at
The primary election for the wo-
mon suffrage amendment. This
decides the question OF the en-
REIMBURSEMENT of women i'm the
state OF Iowa. Saturday, June 3.
is the last chance for rrgistra-
ion. so that. you may east your
vote i'm favor uf this great issue.
Martinns SkalsOn. farmer,
had the misfortune last evening
about 5 O'Clock to cut the raaial
artery i'm his right wrist at the
base OF the thumb. Mr.. Skaksmn
WAS trimming he trees in his
| yard with very sharp knife
| when il slipped and cut his hand.
lr John Tamisiea was called to
dress the wound.
The little 3 yrar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs John Orhic of .MOdale
cat The end of his finger Off the
early part of the week by getting
it caught in The cog wheels OF q
wringer. The little fellow was
brought to he Drs. Tamisiea. who
dressed HE wound and seWed the
finger back in place The child is
reported to be getting along as
we'll as can be expected and the
finger will soon be Well.
The heavy rainstOrm last even
ing visited all the surrounding
towns and in Omaha ii rained
! steadily fir illrce hours as hard
rs il could pour. At Fremont.
Arlington and Valley hail fell as
large as base balls. so we are told.
and destroyed fruit trees, injured
crops and i'm some of the Nebras-
ka towns street lamps. Several
washiuts were also reported OF
/. The Burlington and G.. & y. "
J. roads.
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