Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

has said his 10 acre farm for
$500 per ARE.
One of the largest wood mills
in the United States will he opened
n! Kcokuk.
The name of Lake Cooper at
Kcoknk has been changed IN
Lake Kenkuk.
The apple crop in the vicinity
OF Council Bluffs is predicted to
be very large.
Joe Phillips of Traer was killed
when his horse stumbled and fell
over on him.
Tho Chicago. Anamoosa and
Northern railroad is offered for
sale for $500. 600.
Mrs B. +. Wright. prominent
prohibition worker of Charles City
is dead.
Willis G.. Trowhridge. aged %,
fruit grower near Drs MOines. was
killed by lightning.
GEORGE l.arimer of Cedar RAN
ids. bricklaycr. fell 90 feet and
WAS frightfully hurt.
r.. r. Meredith and w. j.. Har-
ding will both be speakers at the
Ut. Dodge chantanqua.
Miss Christine Schroeder ol
New Hampton was badly hurt
when thrown from a horse.
Ray Randall. farmer near
Greene. was injured when he
drove his auto inIo bridge.
Harry Newton near Lamont
sustained Two broken wrists when
llr fell from a harrow.
\ woman has been carrying the
rural mail route out of Arion for
The past two years.
The first exclusive Mill-wOrk-
crs union was formed at r.
Dodge by The gypsum workers.
Two Davrnpol boy scouts who
ran away from home tn see the
world We're located at Alba.
Many girls arrived from sew
,cral states to attend the Y. w. C.
\. annual camp at Storm Lake.
Thomas HuddlrSton ct Newton
suffered from loclliaw after rum
ming a rusty nail i'm his foot.
Donald League. age i-2 years
was badly burned when he over
turned a bottle of carbnlic acid.
Otto Anshultz, machinist al
kcokuk. was injured when tho
iron lid to a manhole fell OF his
head.
\ large fine for speeding was
imposed by Judge Mcnamara al
keokuk. amounting to S35.75.
Charles r.. Ballard. conductor
AL Perry, was seriously injured
when thrown from moving ears
During the funeral of the latt
James MeCur of Farley. "A phon0.
gralhl was used to furnish thu
music.
The little daughter Of W. IL
train of West Liberty was inter
nally injured when run over h,
AN auto.
Edgar w. Anderson Of Mar
shalllown died from blood poison
ing caused by Il slight scratch
from Il Tin can.
Councilman +. T.. Mintle Of
Grincll was dangerously injured
when he attempted to- board 4
moving train.
Henry n. Parker of Burlington
died after falling from a bridge
over the skunk river that he was
painting.
Ewald Reich of New Hampton
while repairing his car. let &
screw driver slip and il penetrated
his eye.
The lightning tore all the shin
giles Off he rOf of a house at New
Hampton. but injured no one III
the house.
Ray Randall. farmer near Pack
ard, jumped With his auto over &
bridge II feet into the river anG
WAS unininrcd.
Harold Clarke. aged ~. who
broke into house at Cambridge
was sentenced tn the Industrial
school at Eldora.
Miss Louise Todd of Ida Grove
is home from England and France
whore She has been a nurse in
the European armies.
The 5 year old son of Willard
lIOff of Center. Point had his leg
broken when a playmate fell upon
him from a tree.
A. +. NIcGhee. formerly a la
Iborer at Yorktown, has just sold a
quarter section of oil land i'm Ok
lahoma for 1885,, 900
Bobby Treat, aged 2, Of New
Hampton wanted TO see how a
cloiles-wringcr worked, and as a
result lost a finger.
Edward Amcs of TT. Dodge,
member of the Ford peace party.
has joined the Helsell firm of
lawyers at TT. Dodge
N m m
Hill, ministers at Monroe, caught
some big fish in the Skunk river,
one weighing 81 pounds.
Mrs. Carl Ranzau of TT. Dodge