Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29
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Five autos have been stolen q
Clinton recently.
MIS-. Nancy Marrick, aged 90, o
Bellevue. is dead.
\ children's playground will b,
installed at Lansing.
\ new Northwestern depot i:
being erected at Sac City.
Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Mueller
aged 90, of Perry, is dead.
MILFORD Till, age 6, of Bellevue
was badly bitten by dog.
The eleventh annual meeting o
Tlks was held at Davenport.
j. r, Weston, farmer neal
Grant, has pig with eight legs
Eleven cent beef is predicted il
the near future at Sioux City
Elizabeth James, secretary O.
the Y. w. c. A at Fairfield is
dead
Contracts were let for an $780,
600 dam and power house at Fl
Dodge.
Bruce Jordan, near Angus, had
his leg broken by the kick OF q
horse
The body of Frank Horak was
found in the Cedar river at Cedar
Rapids.
The elevator and depot of the
Northwe at Iowa Falls was
burned
Miss Stella McLeary Of Dexter
is dead as a result of an auto
accident.
Milford Granseth, aged Az, Of
Slater, is dead from fall down
a cellar way
A peony bed containing over
10000 blossoms is in Union park
at Dubuque.
The Hart Parr Co. of Charles
City have set their clocks an hour
ahead.
John Tanker, age 1O7, of Sioux
City recently had his first picture
taken.
Mrs. Isabella Delameter, aged
~, of Norwalk, Ohio, was asphy1-
lated al Iowa City.
During recent storm, hail
stones were a foot deep in the
vicinity Of OsEaloosa.
Elmer Wilson of Fl. Dodge was
injured when his car dropped over
an embankment.
Two hundred fifty unlicensed
dogs have heen killed via the gas
route at Sioux City.
Twenty auto owners at Shenafl-
doah were arrested for failing ia
have rear lights burning.
The Great Northerns new
shops in Sioux City will give en-
ployment to over 1000 men.
r j. Weise, Ames student has
just sailed for Cuba, to hep cs-
lablish a large dairy thfre.
The iron mines at Waukon have
been shut down until supply OF
coal can be delivered.
Seth Heckenlively, near Kings
ley, was seriously injured when he
was kicked by a horse.
John G. Hcnton, near Corning,
received Sl04.5O bounty for ,4O5
gOphers caught this season.
Ton thousand people were in
Webster City on band day, and
fourteenbands were present.
Austin Sprinkle of Manson had
both arteries in his right hand
severed in fall from ladder.
Charles + Gordon, Iowa Uni
versity aviator, NAV go into serv-
ICE for Uncle Sam in Mexico.
Over two thousand delegates
We're registered at the G.. A. r.
encampment at Marshaltown.
Harry H. Polk, Des Moines mil
1onaire, Offered his services in
Mexico to Governor Clarke.
The two-year-old son of Fred
Mace near Loveland was serious
~ i'll from drinking liquid FLY
killer.
The first second vein coal eva1
put on the market in Maha .la
county is being sold at Oskaloosa
An American Red Gross chapter
is being ORGANIZED at Des Moinps
1t is hoped to get 900 members
A church census was taken al
Waterloo showing total mem
Iership OF 22,917 ior ali d. no,ni-
nations.
The Iowa Central and Western
Railway Co, at Oskaloosa, voice
10 merge with the nj. & st. l..
John Kane, aged 8, sustained
permanent injury to his kue;
when run over by an auto al D;,.
budile.
Mr.. A j stump of Ottumwa ha,
purchased he Mt. Pleasant Re.
publican from Mrs. S. Il. Eect.
With
John Il mimi al IL IT, H.