Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
News Snapshot.
Of the Week

Carrigan, were elements which made
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall and
daughter returned to their home
lin Detroit after several days.
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Cass
Walters on West street.
The Will Ryan home this. side
of Logan is under quarantine for
lscarletina. Mrs. Ryan's sister,
mrs. Leonard. who is visiting her,
| is also i'll with erysipelas.
Wilson has done more than
any. other president. Hughes
lcomplains that he has done most
Things wrong. But Hughes docs
not say what he would have done.
Mesdames Reed Hatcher, Jas.
Evans, VIM. Krauskopf, Carl
Wehrli, Ida Brundigc and G. w.
Burkett attended the Degree Of
Honor convention in Omaha to-
day.
Mrs. Harwood Demmon left to-
Iday for Clinton, where she will
lattend the Rebekah state assem-
bly, meeting. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. John Ross of Lit
tie Sioux.
A large number of friends and
relatives attended the funeral Of
John Adams at st. aPtrick's
church this morning. The floral
Offerings were many and very
beautiful.
DR.. G. A. Heise leaves tonight
for Chicago, where heswill go as
a delegate for the Chicago, North
western Railroad company to at
tend the convention of American
railroad surgeons.
Tongue-tied and without a
word of promise for any specific
relief, Mr.. Hughes campaigns
with hammer. The Knockers
union ought to bar him from vio-
lating the eight-hour day.
Charles House and family have
moved back to the Valley after
|rcsiding three years in New/Lon-
don, Mimi, and will reside in this
lefty. When here before they lived
on a farm near town.
Dave Piercy of Modalc was in
town Saturday evening wearing
a proud smile over his yield Of
corn from his first field he is
now crihbing, which shows some
eighty EIGHT bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Mahoney left
yesterday for Chadron, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Mahoney will return as
soon as a house can be found
there and pack their household
goods.
If you really believe that PEN
rose and Smoot will administer
the affairs of the republic in the
interests of the whole people
more capably and equitably than
will Wilson. then it is your duty
as a patriot to vote for Mr..
Hughes.
The fire department. was called
to Fift hand Erie streets at the
noon hour today, where. it was
found a small boy fooling with
the alarm box had turned in an
alarm. A glass has been put
over the box so it won't be so
easy TO pull it.
The official Lincoln highway
lStutz car was here this morning
with Field Secretary Osterman
and Consul Moore of MARSHALL
town. They were the guests Of
Consul r. d. McEvoy and together
looked over the dangerous CROSS
ling at Sixth street. Their opin-
ion was that the contemplated
road west of the shops would he
the best solution of the matter
and were confident that no on
position would be encountered
from the highway association.
The car has made four trips
across the continent and looks a.
good as ever.
Mr.. Hughes dislikes the federal
banking and currency law, which
will prevent panics. He does not
| like the child labor law, which
will prevent the dwarfing Of the
bodies and minds Of boys and
girls in the factories. He 1a
'against, the eight hour law, which