Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Marshalltown will spend 500
600 on paNing
'rrarr is putting down $4,000
worth of paving.
The Country club at Indepen-
tienre has been opened.
\ commercial club has been or
eanized at Manchester,
,brrt Pfranorr near Arlington
shot and killed himself.
\ new consolidated school
htllldina vii he erected at Geneva
Adoiph Bruno, prominent bust
ness man, died al Council Bluffs.
Chris Rold, OF Wapello, was
crushed to death in an auto ac-
cident.
Albert King of Waukon wa
sentenced la 10 Year for forgery
A fire at the Malcolm Dana
home in Charles City did s. 900
damage
Gus Rraizer, aged 30, of Iowa
Falls was drowned in the Iowa
river
Four trains carrying troops
from Vermont passed through Des
Moines.
The Iowa Shorthand Reporters
association held its meeting at
Dubuque.
l:arney Hook, near Grundy Cen
Ter, sold his % -acre farm for so6S
Ter acre.
Sister Mary Winifred at Dn-
latque, aged so, died after hcine
struck by an auto.
Ten thousand people at Sioux
City watched the troops leave for
Camp Dodge.
Freddie Stewart, aged I, of
Waucoma, fell into mill pond
and was drowned
Miss Doris Rdpp of Waukon
will enter high school this fall at
the age of Q years.
Sam Bigoveta, an Italian at
Mason City has confessed to muir
dering a countryman
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baggs of
Atalissa, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary.
Michael and Patrick Welch were
seriously injured in an auto acct
dent near Farley.
Walter Hicks near Extra fell
from a haymow while playing and
was painfully injured.
Hunting licenses to the number
OF l,0l5 We're taken out at De
corah during the past year
Charles Kirk farmer near
Bellevue, was seriously injured
when his auto turned turtle.
Nick Rupert painter at Boone,
was killed when he dropped 40
feet from the Boone viaduct
Mrs. Margaret Travis and Mrs.
j. a. Coulter, both of Indepen-
dnnce, We're stricken with para1-
ysiS.
David Youngblnth, aged -, Of
IeMars suffered a broken law
When his auto shidded and upset
Mrs Louisa Sargent and Alice
Reed OF t;rinnell will leave in the
fall for China for missionary work
adle Axe, age SC, of Council
Ilutts, made an unsuccessful at
Tempt at suicide while riding in
an auto.
Constant worry and Pain from
cancer of the neck caused j. c..
l'haras of Ida Grove to commit
suicide.
J he Iowa City Republican Will
abandon daily publication and will
acpma I farm journal publis he'd
\ eckly
Il NJ. Breed oil Creston was
enc Ell as he chief assistant in
tile concession department al the
Iowa State FAIR.
Elmer Milo of Rettandorf was
acrldently shot in the bacl. by a
friend who was examining a load
ed pistol
The little On OF Charles Ro,ls-
had ol Wooihin: was painfully
injured 10y the delayed rNpio 3ipn
al q fire cracker.
"iiis Kennedy, near Lewis, was
painfully injured when his team
Oh horses ran into a barbai wire
fence.
Edward MrsIbura, aged 10, was
drowned at Drs MOines when ha
sllpIfd and fell INTO an abandoned
sand pit.
Police at TT. Madison held two
men after they had struck and
hlllcd Mrs. Anna Schnill5rr viii
I ltir hlnt"IcNf.r.
Business in ikroia was s,ls-
pended for lon hour. in h,,nnr ~,
me boys who left la ION ,hr
li"ons al Camp nod"r.
Patrick lIanlry OF Adair wa.
Srfl''''.7'N lhlnrrdSWlrn his team
slarlrd up just As he wa sten-
ping from HE WAGON
lhe county attorney al GRIND.
t&'n!rr had a liai of no auto own
ers who had failed to secure theil
lolG licenses.
n" office in The Jail at sion,
'!'y was broken into and robh.1
"l he money and valnablrs be-