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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

@larsaret g. Yillion imtrhe 9eltern
Sur &crrpuIterin bes 9tadlaIles bon
S. s. 9inpn eri1annt. Carroll brothers
li1b bie Inipdlte.
Geraltlls 90. 2ittig ipllrbe sllm@ers
matter bes Madblalles ppn II. q. 2itz
tio cinecitet. g. 20. 5iibcr lit scr anz
malt.
Sic na~d)ltebenben &ciratbserIanbs
niBideine lpurben 9eltcrn cripirft:
Sannes sacra nnb Nlatti, MeGiu,
9abcnpprt.
grt @. gbatp, Trineeful1, unb Su@
iepbinc 6. siefcrs, S%cttenoorf.
2eiber McGroien Iieb scItern bllrd)
Sic Mnipalte Spbn 6. @ia9ins unb
6. M. Sbarpn cine 100000 G6az
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itrengen, nnn be1len Iupmpbii er ber=
lest lpprocn lpar, als CT i'm %rersa1,9e~
men Spnrmer an Ser 3. nnb @arrts
Straeb 5u 8pben ~9elrprfe1 purpe.
Ser fiirslt6 pcritprbene @iliam
@allacc @umpbrep bat Der bicligen
4. GresbDtcriancr : Stride $500.00,
Dem Sreimollrerflrb 100000 nnb
Sr1n al 0,tfc's SnihitoI $4,000 her.
mhdlt.
DIS &ollpterbe lit George @umpbrep
@pltlp ei1aelett, lpabrerb $500 on
sic Maditcbenben pertbeilt perben
1pllen:
an @eo1se Banning, ST., cine solz
oe1e l1br llnb Settle urb $500.
On Nlarp s. anbrens. youngstown,
Sc. g., 1000.
In gprllclia 9. Setter, 8eacon, g.
g., $500.
Sin .Sranf 8. s6omion, albanb, 81.
g., $1,000.
Mn 9allra s. @ooo, auroro, gol.,
$500.
Gin Siabeuc Yierce, IlbanJ, g. g.,
$500.
an gntn1o 9. aceb, gnaoba, Neb.,
$500.
@iQiam s.. @ilipn lpl1rbe gum Sez
Observation-Disclosures Dime 8iirgIdaft
einaelebt. @il1pn, @rilf & @illon li1b
Sic bu6enhen Inipdlte.
Sci critic llrlo gdlubberidt bon
Carrie 6. Sirdarb, Ser @eripalterin
bcsga6laHes BON Charles 6. girdaro,
ipllrbe bon DEM Mnipalt @illiam sc.
Gbamberlin 9ebld6t.
9os Seltdmctlt bon Nbplpb German
imlroe .gelfern I'M gcptt Gpuntp Sadz
1aBseriht 9eblldJt unb ictt 5ralt Sold
@crlnan ais Selfamentspoll treeferin
elm.
Ibpmas S. @ppt bon 9es8itt IieB
gcltern leinen ganfrptt bnrh Bic Ins
maltsfirma 9ascal & Gascal I'M btea
iisen @unpesbe5trfsgeridt Bel ben
@ilfsclcrf, SRI. 2lira Starter anmelz
Sen. Scr Wsa,m gibt feline @erbinDli6z
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
Sic sGeinnnssmiiblc floppert.

Sic sdcinnnssmiiblc flappcrt.
Srml Mar9uerite See mill bon Ila
Sec, Ait Dem lie senau\3mansis Gage
perbcffhtbet mar, auf Que Giriafcit acs
idicben lein. 9us Yaar bernabite lid)
am 5. Sanllar ltnb Iebtc bis gum 25.
lSanuar s%ulammcn. Srau Sec beiduI-
higt IN Ser burd Sen Mnipalt 2ouis 6.
3opoeipig 9ebudten 9etition ibren@ats
ten Ser 9rallidmen n,lb nnipiirbigen
@cbanollu,s llno Ser se%ppbnbeitsmds
bisen Srltnfildt.
glteIa s. &elber cripirfte seitern
eincn Gilbaltsbefebl sesen tbren @at~
ten See S. @eloer. bamit bieier Tie in
l3llfunft nibt nebr BON ibrem iieben<
idbrisen spbn, Seq S. &elber fernbale
ten fam. Sralt @elber pertlagt ibren
@atten bltrd Ben Nntpalt 2ouis 6.
Mpbbenis lpcgeu grariamer unb uns
ipiiroigcr Sebanolltng alf Sdeibung.
9as Yaar permablte lid am 1. Stunt
1904. Y
Hap @. @aiptbrop mill bon leiner
Satin SllcIe Sbeltpn 8aiptbrpp ges
idieben Iein, neil tic i'm am L. Idr5
1915 nut eincr gratpfanne iiber ben
sdabel scitbloscn bat. 9us Baar ber@
mdblte lid AM 70. Sftober 1912 unb
lebte bis 5llm q Sftober 1915 5uz
iantme,l. Ser Gle lit cine Sp6ter, Die
elf Nipnate alte gbeIpn, %entiproien.
Nl1berbem bcldltlbigt Ser &ldser Bic
8cflagte hcs @erfebrs nit einem anbe=
rem @ann, nit bem feline Gattin oes
5ftercn %aussesaneen fem nno Sic Che
sebroden baben ipIl. Maines 4 aeaD
1tnb Sic Mnipdlte.
Ibplpb 9lagn,am mill BON ieiner
@nttir, Spbanna &lasmatn, ipegen
anscbliden b6sninigen Gerlanens aez
idieSen ieil1. 9as 9aar berrnablte ii6
am s. Gftpbcr 1904 in 9abenpprt,
gilbert @. @antamn lit Ser Anipalt fir
Den &ldger.
s.. e. Snitb mill bon ieiner Sat-
tin, Srolt @attie Slnitb, ipesen gralS
tanner ltnb ullmcni9liber gebanolung
seidieoen lein.- Gpof & 8alluff-Tno Die
anipaltesfiir Sen @ldger.
= =
9as seitern Dor Ben Misunderstanding
mann & Gllbmam sebibte Seltament
bon Sralt Mnna MatbiIber 9un 1ebt
Sic &inoer Ser REINFORCEMENT als grben
Elm. Sral1 anna 9tllse erbielt Die sumz
me BON 5000 5ugelpro6en. Ser 8cli
Ser grbidoft sioa 5lts sleieben Sbeiler
uletr Sic MISUNDERSTANDING bertbeil1
merben: Mnna @rlse. Minnie Malon
gbriitine gtabI, g0dter; Gid S. Sail,
Setter S. SAT- unb Spbn S. Sail, SDbz
ne, nnb Mbele Sail, S6fpiegerto6ter
@attin Beg berltorbenen Irorep Soil
gnna Mlrse lit als geitamentspoQltre=
lderin benannt.
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@ctterberidt.
Sc +! ii 19. Sft


8a B { II gfon1 IS. Ut.
anr Sreitaa &egen, Ser
mabrldeinli9 I'M Sdneefaa iiber-
eebert miro l1no biel fiibler, all-
n1abIi6 Hareres @etter I'M Sii6en,
alll samstag flar INTO langlam
ltcigcltDe S%en1peratl1r.
,Sotpa: Sbeilipeile bebolft am Sreitag
nod eil1em S6neeitltrme i'm oItli-
den Staate; fiibler i'm Often,
langiam %ifeigenOe G%empcratur I'M
dnBeriten @eIten bes Staates; on
samstag flar un0 lparnlere @it-
terltrg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

iett ipic Elm @tiid 6as fdldfen ,tnb
ben Sag tpic elm bcrlhiebener N1ann
beginnen. Meilie Mrbeit ermiibet mid
nibt mebr, pie es frii1er Der SdI man
.SrgenDeinc Gerlons Die elm Magens
leiben bat, unb .Tanlac" nidt 1bers
ill6t. berfcblt bic 8elesenbeit einer
2ebens5eit.
nTanlac" Tam in @ubenpprt BEL
Mpotbefer garI g. @dlegel. $50. 220
lueitl. 3ipeite strabe, erInngt tperben.
9usieIbe ipirb ebenfaIIs bon ben fpls
genben I~potbefen in ben '%nabebeilies
genben Stabten %empfoblen:
8ettenoorf 9rug So. i
QegIaire ..... @. g. O'Eoole
Barnes. Gitp 49,. @. g. Haraoile
Sremont ...... 81. 6. Bincent
Snirfielb 1880. @anuner gros.
&ebrid ... S. q. Matbetps & Con-
Scotia gitp 9rlg 60.
Wst. gleaiant ..... 5.G 8ausb
@ortb Gngliib $50. S. g. Mllen
Midlanb 49,. @elb 9rlg So.
|sisourneb $500. 9affaer 9rus 60.
8aibingtcn .... S. 9. 2emlnon
williamsburg 80. 8. S. 8errp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
.3nr letten Mnbe.
@ilIiam @anta II.

SIZE 8eiietung bon @idiam @ot,tall
erfolgte seitern Nabmittag I'M 2 l1br
bon Der Nleaiant gallep : Stride aus
alf Dem Eleafant @alleb SrieDbofe
8aitor 8. @eisler btelt Sic Sraueran=
fprade unb bergbor fang mebrere Gle
Der. Sic 8abrt1dtrdeer tparen: @al=
ter @apinsfe, Sreb nnb @ns. @antart
|9tidqrD unb Sl1lius garitens nnb gmi
GeihIe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
3l,r geadt,ttt9!

Mae 4bonnenten, nel6e Sen Ser
9empfrat" burd Die Toit 5ltse1tellt be-
fommen, tperben baralf aufmerflam
gema6t, Gbrei1en : Ienberun9en ln@
ber5iisli6 mit5utbeilen, bartit in Ser
3ulteuung feline l1rlterbrcdu,1g einz
tritt. gitte alte ul1o Aele MbreIle am
5u9eben. .9er Sempfrat".
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lmngc ~

Scntc, samstas, Sen 81. Sftuber.-
..Iopp's &olle (ghltler Somnlbip).
Gcbner:: @. 6. Guof, @. 90. Bal-
llff.
Muntaa, Sen 90. Sftp6er. - gl1c
GraB. &eoner: g. $. Grpin, q.
g. Gbe5em, Slaac Getersberger.
9ienstas, Sen "a. Sftpber. Sc
@aire. Gebner: 8. $. @rfpin, IS.
Is. Gpof, Otis @ilbred(.
Mitt,uudb Sen %. Sftpbtr. ~ georo.
.pc5t=I apenport. ~ Gebner: SON
&enrp 8. 6inf, SO. S. @ronin.
Sic &al6ibaten al1f oem lofaler
bemofratilden @abl5ettel lino:
neutrality-suspicious. 80. S
Grpnin.
gtaatsrepraientonten - Ibeobor'
|Sinot, @apne g. Goof.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
2ofaIer @etterberidjt.
9apenport, 10. Oft.

9abenporf, 10. Oft.
Drrdidnitts : @arometerifano 1864
GnrdNdnitts : Selnperatl1r SO
36dlite GemperatMr beute . 81
Mieorigite gemperatatr lebte Madt 4e
Mormale Semperatur fir 33
Sabre .. SO
Durdidnittlide Seaatigteit ser
Srit 81
N;coyrldlag IN "a gtrrfoen OBJ
gor@errldenoe @in6ridtung M@
&aa'icritalto ltnl Z l1br Morgets 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

Saben sic fdon 0lo miiiton
8ier probirt? @lef9 INIT bent belten
importirten Bier 11rb e1npfnblen bon
Den 9oftoren. God SsIan6 greping
Company. Wna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

Mroitor - gomaro Berger.
5beriff - 2olis gdbarot.
Mecorber - 6raaf Splm.
Glerf oes 9e5irfsgeridts DITTO
s. sdrum.
Il ghoemeiiter - Sobn Ganf.
gountpm1malt - SSobn 6. 8itt.
Coroner - Or. 8. S. 8tloner.
Guperpiioren fir ben am 2. Sa-
1917 %beginneroen Iernttn
8. $. @lpnr, Gbas. S. 3oefler.
5l1perpilor fir Ben am 2. Sarl1ar
1918 be%ginnenoen 3erm;a IN, Sbeo-
bore Galieling.
Sriebensribter - %. 81. Maines,
3bii 9al1m.
arultees - Senrp Drmfer, ST.,
8. g. Ma1rrap.
gulpnlbip-gl erf = CHARLES gmf.
@iicllor - Sobn S. @unoafer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
Gait @Suer

0lnL ~
Crit @Suer-
am 8ienstag, ben II. October, 1or<
gei1s friib unt 6 11br 80 Wain., nad
lurgem idtperen i2eiben i'm Mlter bon
Al Snbren, Z @ohaten un0 25 Tagen
ianff .entfdlnfen 1T.
9as acknowledgements finbet an
Counting. beng %. Oft, Madmittags
UNI 11br, bonn grauerbalie, No.1825
neiflide gierte gtrabe. inter ben
Mnlpteien Der ga9le unb MeDman 2oae
nns mad benz Sairmount Sriebbofe
itatt.
lin tiQes 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbes
triibten Smterbliebenen:
Srdu MarD Wtoellcr, ee6. SOB,
WAitter,
Ssyralt &elenn 6nber, geb. MoeIler.
Srn1 Martba gidenDr, geb. Iocacr.
1Sdtpeltern,
Mu&tsbap 9neblt 8eripnnbfen,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
Mnaet8e,t fur
4rtettsplate, 8ertanfe, 4ertxts

Wpbttittt0ett etc.
in bieier @,lbrif tper6en ffiiir etnen 9Snl
Biz gu elmer @o9e 5u ben ra9fof8euA
ben Staten iniertrt: Bis 5t bier 8eilem
ODER beren Mnuut SOC. mrr~bier uni
'tg gu o9t 8eilen $1.00.. Aeine arA
aeige tpiIo fur tpeniget alS soc a1ees.
1ottrte,1.
Sir @tel(enseiude iptrb BET Elm. BIZ
fe9smaliger Snfertion 26c berednet.
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j31 pertanIdem: @leihe 8ertbc in
SOMA Sar,nen fit feines gatas
oa 2anb. @eben sic bolc Bel1reibung
in erltem 8rief. gigentbiimers anttp6rz
tet. @alter S. @pob, GbnritDn,s TSa.
19,1@t. ssa / i
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- ST.. Safer, 3abnarat Mbitafer
Building. (Qn3.)

@enn sic etipas gu perfaufel gu
baben, nber cine 6telll1ns
iuden ober 5t pereeben 'baben, ben1z
ben sic 5ltr 8efanntmadu1tg berielben
Sic ua1eincn Inseigen" I'M Ser 9e=
mpfrat", Der Sbnen 1tderen grfols
bei.billisem Hreis berlpridt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
MmS oem 6eri6ten.

feiten als $4,75O.62 nnb feline @es
ltdnbe als $4,036.91 an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

@erla,t8t: 9entideg gbepaar i'm
Qcbensalter aIs Begleiter
lA1b 5,tr 6ilfe Inn bas &ais. Neltere
beutIde Game. @ntes 9eiin fir bic
redten 2eltte. s2lbreIc: ~. g., per,
N0reHe: Ser 9cmotrat"e
15,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

@eindt: meinltebenbe alte Sralt
mDdte Tran ober Mdbden fir bic
6altsarbeit. Go 8eltern Mbenlle pber
9abenport 1919. 18,t8t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20
9ooeGMnset8e. !

Sreunben l1nb gefamten biermit
Bic traurise Mabrtdt, baB mein lieber
lgpbn, l1nler lieber 8rltoer rt1b SbtpaS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

- @elbuns bonn aricssi6auplas:
@rober sies Ser 9eutiden ;. -. in
Stelp SerIep.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

@cindt: @eutlde Same tpinidt
als n%n1sbdlterin. Gprepen
sic SEQ. l2019 Scott StraBe bor. ge<
lepbpne 3740s@. 18,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

3u bcrfaifcn: 8 Mfer u0nion"z
nnb @ieienz2anb. stape 1lnb 10 tpei@
ter. 2 3iifernen. @roBes @aus bor
z 2immern. Bin al alt gum Mrbeiter,
min besbalb berfalfen. NbreiIe:: 2ouis
&aFD, 2eglaire, Sonia. 15.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

@erspgett: Oco. MasmnNen,. crif<
flafiiger shnbmader, lit nod 1878
Buckingham Moab ber8ogern e@preden
sic bier tueger @%eparaturen Dor.
14,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

WeI1dt: sgine oentidc 9ausbalte<
rim fir acknowledgement Sarr1er, Der iiiHS
in Ben @llbeifanb 5uriidge5ogen bat.
abreiie:: y3O9", care Of Ser 9en1os
frat" 17,1Wt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-20

Niarsarct 6. TiIion imlree seltern
5ur @erlpalterin oes MadIaies bon
S. S. 9inpn %err1annt. Carroll brothers
iii1b Die Iltipdlte.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
nyMENEAL.
Woodruff-swanson.

The friends Of Daniel Woodruff
of this city and Miss Alma Swan
son of Council Bluffs were treated
to a surprise yesterday when this
worthy couple quietly slipped
away and We're married at the
Baptist parsonage in the Bluffs
hN the Rev. Hnhhin>. The hrih.
is an accomplished dreSsmakrr
and made her home with friends
in the Bluffs. as her parents re-
side i'm Europe. She has "A most
pleasing personality that will win
her many friends here
The groom has been a resident
of the Valley for the past two ar
three years and is proprietor of
The Valley panlorimm. During
his short stay here hr has made
many friends hy his straiehtfnr-
ward business qualities. The
happy couple expect to go tu
housekeeping here as soon as a
suitable place can he found We
Join with their many friends i'm
wishing them long. Happy and
prosperous life.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Six O'Clock Dinner.

The Misses Esther Williams
and Helene Hoover entertained at
a 6 O'Clock dinner at the home Of
the former on Sixth street i'm
honor of Miss Mariellen Rateman
of Logan. who is HE guest of
Miss Hoover. 4 fOur-course din
ner was served by the hostess and
Mrs. Williams. IIollYhOcks and
ferns served as the centcrpiecr
AfterWard they all went for a ear
ride. Then later io the Williams
residence for a bunk The girls
never went to sleep until the wee
hours. About o'clock i'm the
morning they were called for
breakfast. after which they all de
parted for home. Covers were laid
for the Misses Mariclcn Bateman
of Logan. Clara Ball. Ruth Scott.
MYRTLE Casey. Irene McDermott.
Ruth Myers, Helene Hoover and
Esther Williams. The girls will
have Joint picnic al Logan on.
Wednesday. I" which place they
will motor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Dunlap Notes.

Dunlap. Ia. July TO-. The
streets present quite a citified ap-
pearanrc since lie new center
post and lights are in. The base
uf these lights have been sci to
poltrd plants and are very pretty.
The custom of parking he autoes
i'm The center ot the street has
also been installed and Saturday
The space designated was filled
the entire length of Main street
II is certainly a great improve
ment over the hitching posts of q
few Years ago.
The Methodist and Congre@a-
iional churches are holding union
SUNDAY evening services from now
until August The ministers of
each church preaching alternate
SUNDAY evenings.
The death OF Wm. Cook occur
red at the home of his son two
miles east of town. Funeral to-
day at $50 p. m. from he Con
gregational church. Rev. Conrad
officiatins lniermrnt al Pleas
ant Hill cemetery. Mr.. Cook
reached the ripe old age OF 80
wears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Anderson
of omaha ar" visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. AnderSon'S par
ants. MIR. and Mrs. 4. h. Taylor.
The beautiful new bun2alo of
Edward Hrhaus on upper Main
street is completed and the fam
lily expect 10 move in at once. 1t
is one of the incest homes in the
TOWN. situated on the Lincoln
highway across the street from
the public iabrary.
j. Wheeler left for IA short visit
in his home and business inter
ests in Mesta. Colo. He will re-
turn this week TO spend the re-
mainder Of his vacation with his
family.
Mr.. Edward Conrad and a friend
motored from Crete. Neb., Satur-
day TO spend short time at the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Harmony study Club.

'ihs Harmony study club rn-
iaNed delightful session last
Thursday at the pleasant home of
Miss Leila Blackburn at the june
.iinn. After a short business s"S-
sion splendid program was
given as follows:
R"lI call. l'avorite composers.
"'rhe Life sketch of Carrie ia
c"hs Bond Mrs. n. L.. Conlihard.
Solo. Little Pink Rose. ! Miss
Louise Dayh,lff,
4 life sketch OF I.thelhert Ne
vim. Miss Edna Conlthard.
piano solo. "Narcississ. Miss
Leila Blackburn.
Al the close of illr afternoon IL
delicious lunch was served hy he
hostess. which was emjoyed by all.
Mrs. \. j. llennessey of Sioux
City was the guest nf he club.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

cover. Mrs. Duvall will he dis
figured for life.
DIR. John Tamisiea reports the
birth of girl to MIR. and Mrs.
John ROurke, west of town. and "A
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Ainlph \.
johnson of Rockport township
Saturday night. and IA boy to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Duncan i'm
Boomer township this morning.
Friends i'm the city received
cards today from G.. n. Deur. who
With his family. is making an auto
tour through Minnesota. stating
that they were marooned at Brain
ard. Minn., waiting repairs for
one at their autos. He also said
they were feeling fine and enjoy
ing the trip.
Mrs. Dora McCoid received a
letter today from her son. Wilbur
Matthews. who enlisted several
days ago at Lincoln with the
Fourth regiment of Nebraska.
stating they had arrived al Dem
ison. Tex. and We're all feeling
fine. He also said they had on
joyed the trip down immensely.
\ Boise. Idaho. paper stated
last evening that Captain Harry
Boise IA former Valley, boy, and
company had been given a han
quet. II also said the members
nf the banks and clubs has tend
cred a sum of $500 as pin money
for the boys while gone. The
company left Saturday for Ari-
zona.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Farnam-Walker.

Yesterday afternoon at Ere
mont he marriage nf Miss Pearl
Walker of Norfolk and Mr.. Otis
Farnam of this city took place
at the Methodist parsonage. he
Rev. Sisson performing the cere-
mony.
Miss Walker has visited in HE
Valley a number of times and has
made many friends during her
stay. Mr.. Farnam. who is time
keeper i'm j. T.. ',onroN's office at
Tia" shops has only been here he
past few months. but has proven
himself very efficient AT his work.
The happy couple returned last
evening 10 the Valley and will
make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Conrov. The Times
joins with their many friends in
extending congratulations.
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Iowa Hogs Bring Nigh Price.

South Omaha. july IU.--.J"r
Gallup of Harrison county. Iowa.
a hig cattle feeder and hog raiser.
had a load of fancy Poland China
hogs here Weighing 800 pounds
that was good enough la bring
1890. the extreme top of the mar
.ket.
Mr.. Gallup has been shipping
his stock here for a number OF
years and has always been well
pleased with the Omaha market.
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Bids for Fuel.

The Independent school dis
irict of Missouri Valley. Ia. Will
receive bids To- furnish coal and
wood lo said districts as follows
One hundred cords good dry
soft wood. delivered i'm Easements
or store rooms of the school
buildings before September |.
Three hllndred toms Walnut
block coal. or other equality good.
delivered i'm easements and coal
hmnkers of the several school
buildings before September 1 or
at such time thereafter during the
school year as The board may re-
Imire. Same o br delivered i'm
car load lots and railroad weights
as shown 10y company freight
bills in govern.
Bids io be filed by G.3O o'clock
.luly 30. 1915.
j. S. DF.WETI..
diS-wjl3 Secretary.
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News Snapshots
Of the Week

Aulger Bros. show. came i'm off
the road Saturday for an over
SUNDAY visit With home folks. He
left this morning for lIawardcn.
Miss Helen Hau(1' of Baker.
Orc. who has hcen the guest the
past several days of the f.. C..
I,Shafrr homo. left this morning for
a few days visit i'm Modale and
River SiOuN.
William Griffith and daughter
drove down from Pisgah for treat
mcni from Drs. Gamble. Miss
Griffith stayed some weeks i'm the
Valley. hui is able to make the
trips via auto now
Mrs. +. c.. TighirH of Omaha.
who is spending couple of
weeks here With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Gill. was Modale
passenger This morning for
couple of days visit.
+. j Terry and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Terry of Onawa
were i'm thc Valley few hours
this morning calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Starlin. They We're
lon lhnit. way to Omaha.
Sam Paulson. who has been
working here i'm The machine shop
for some linir. is now firing ont
of Sioux City RAY l;avcr is also
firing out of there. They started
ON illril new jobs today.
The Cutler Milliman family
drove down from Logan yesterday
To spend Inc afternoon with the
NJ. O'Connor family Later they
all drove 10 Mobiles Lake. where
Ithey rnjoyrd a picnic supper.
Nj. j. Worth and family drove
down from Raglan Saturday even
ing. taking their daughter home
for visit after spending some
weeks al The Gamble home. Miss
NORTH is NOW much improved i'm
health
Mrs. Dan Finley, accompanied
by her guests. Mrs. Clcms and son
of Boone Who are here for n
months $ visit. will go o Omaha
tomorrow. where they will spend
Il few days al the Dr. T.. Willard
Powell home.
Francis McDermOtt returned on
Sai,Irday nyoni,,,, f,nn, tbo \ o..l
l.islrr hospital i'm Omaha. where
he had undergone an operation
couple OF weeks ago. He is feel
ing fine and Will soon be out and
around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. Osborne left
This afternoon for few weeks
stay al Colfax. Ia, i'm hopes of
bemcfiIina Mrs. OsbOrne'S health.
as She has been constant suf-
ferer with rheumatism he past
scvrrai weeks
A. j. llennesscy returned to his
work in Sioux City this morning
after a week : visit With home
folks. Mrs Ilrnnrsscy will re-
main for longer Stay.
Mrs. Carl Christensen and chill
drcn of Omaha have been visiting
Charles Christensen on Third
street Her infant son has been
very ill with purplra. but is much
better now. They plan to move
back 10 he Valley The first of next
month.
Seventeen Pullman ears passed
through the Valley This afternoon
from the south near the border
OF Mexico Ell route TO BiSmark,
n. d.. TO get The Dakota troops.
They expect to return through
here sometime The latter part of
The week.
Mrs. Mason Ramsey. who has
hrcn the guest the past few days
al the q. s. Green home. left this
morning for Modale. where she
will visit few days with her par
tents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Riicheson,
before leaving for lier home in
Spencer. Neb.
George Wuvall and wife. form
erly Of Logan and Woodbine. are
both in the hospital as a result
OF his car turning turtle near his
home in Estherville after days
outing at Lake Okoboji. Both
were severely injured. but will re-
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home of his parents. Rev. George
a. Conrad and family.

home of his parents. Rev. George
a. Conrad and family
The Misses Louise Siton and
Ethel aud Alla Hone are guests
"f Omaha friends This week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlnNander Of t.rrt-
ma. Neh.. spent tn" past week al
he home of Mrs. AlrNandrr.-
srandmoIhrr. Mrs. Esther Hall
Mrs Alexandrr Will b. n.irr
known as Florence He>sell Alex
andrr
The Rev. Conrad and family
moiorrd In l;li.ldrn Monday Ia
visit al lac home of Mrs. Conrad
mother. Mrs. Arms trung.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Grace
spent last week in Dunlap. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. = T.. Nor
daker. making the trip from Des
MoinpS i'm their car.