Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

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Haxel NJ Dudley, aged AZ, tool
Outsa marriage license at Daven-
'lport..
One hundred and ten widows
lreceivstl pensions from Poll
county during the month of 90
tober. 81.
Martin Eds, . young farmer
near Havefhill; was killed when
Inc fell from : vogan, breaking his
Ineck.
Five hundred persons attended
1.-THE laying or the, cornerstone Of
the new consolidated school al
Lewis.
George L. schelle, 10 years Of
'|age, at Muscatine, was killed be-
meath Rock Island passenger
train.
John sveja Of opcahontas was
seriously hurt when he fell from
la windmill which he wa strying te
'|repair.
\ Six thousand pounds Of cabbage
Pwas raised by Lee Fleming Of
Shenandoah. which he sold FOL
slsi,25O.
Roy Moore OF Adair was killed
land his nephews, Gerland and Al
fred, were badly hurt in an auto
accident.
i Harry Kent, aged SO, of For
Madison was killed when q par
of log he had dynamited fell OF
This head.
The Corn Belt Farmer, a new
farm paper, will be published a
Waterloo, with Harry b. CLARK al
president.
Edward Lynch, fireman at
Waterloo, was overcome by fumes
during q fire at the Rath pack.
ling plant.
Mrs. Nettie Franz Of Del
Moines committed suicide aftel
worrying about mortgage on hel
furniture.
! Arthur Trainer of Chicago was
stabbed and instantly killed a
Davenport during a quarrel in {
card game.
Thieves at Waterloo watched {
woman leave her key in the mai
box and then entered and robbed
1.-THE house.
i Single handed Marshal Johr
Moore OF Dewitt captured two
burglars engaged in robbing the
|postoffice.
Herman Kurk of New Alba sui.
fered no i'll effects when bit by 8
Etarantnla found in a bunch Of
bananas.
Mrs. James Burge, aged 70, g
widow at Iowa City, committed
ksuicide by drowning herself in the
Iowa river.
lj4 Prisoners in the Jail at Keokul
broke a lock and stole large
Iquantity of booze which had beer
confiscated:
Mrs. II. ,Akester of Dexter com
United suicide while grieving ovel
the loss. of her baby about two
months ago.
4 President Mann of Grinnel
college had his collar bone broker
lin an interurban accident neal
Cedar Rapids.
A housekeeper at Kingsle,
found perfectly formed snake
fabout the size Of match in Tho
white of an egg.
4 Mrs. Esther George, aged 70, il
attending the Grant night schoo
lat Cedar Rapids, taking q stem
ographic course.
Floyd Lowenberg aged Z, sol
o! Attorney Lowenberg of Ottum.
was, was killed when run dow1
|by an automobile.
Donald Anderson, aged S, o.
Iowa City had his arm crushed
when it became caught in a steam
laundry wringer.
G. F. Bustard struck coal while
drilling we'll on his farm neal
shenandoah, the vein being foul
to five feet thick.
Henry Pitts aged 60, of Vintor
was killed when knocked down ant
run over by q Rock island engine
lin the railroad yards.
Mrs. Henry-A. Oliver, wife q
la prominent business man a
Fairfield, died while in bed witt
her 2-weeks-old baby.
| Figures compiled by A. n
Corey Of the state board Of agri.
culture show that there are ovel
10000 silos in Iowa.
Prices in restaurants at Water.
! loo have been raised so that {
lmeal while formerly cost 25 cents
will now cost 35 cents.
Ed Price. laborer at Cedar
Rapids, was killed when he step
ped off a bridge on the Milwau-
4 ce cutoff near Beverly.
Silas Christie ferson, formerl,
,'bf Des Moines, was killed in Red.
wood City, CAL. from fall dur
ling an aeroplane flight.
John Welhier Of Strahan solt
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