Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-09-28

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0t0rists al Sioux City rar
down tJlree children in one day
en- bdilfiings in Sioux Cit,
his season will total about 1$i.-
Doc 600.
sENN liam McNales. aged 35. OF
ii arctis, was killed by a kick from
horse.
" Fire DESTROYED the store Of Ids6
60, at Ferguson, with a loss OF
IS, 900.
Dave Cutler, near Essex. was
\ seEialsiy injured when his auto
struck train.
Ten Iowa girls left Sioux City
sfor service on the border as red
cross nurses.
3 Bert Jamison. windmill builder
! at Oskal0Osa, shadshis back broken
when he fell fotty feet.
Vern Holt OF Sioux City was
4 killed when hit by an east bound
milwaukee, train near Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith OF
Bloomfield celebrated their sixty
third wedding anniversary.
Eve men we're. killed when a
l1eOmotive boiler blew up in the
round house at Sanhorn.
Oscar Carlson near Essex cut
His throat with pocket knife,
almost seyering the wind-pipe.
Rs Miss Althea Wolfe of Ord shot
and killed herself with a 22-cal-
fbra revolver in a hotel AGGRESSION
Mrs. George Wallace Of st.
Charles cleared 1926 raising tnr-
keys as IA side line to her domes-
tic duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ruhleman
near Lone Tree. celebrated their
sixty-seyenth wedding anniver-
sary.
Gss Louis Hoffman OF Buxton shot
and killed his wife. then turned
the gun on himself with fatal re-
suits.
With a we'll directed punch
Daniel Whitehead, a farmer near
Logan, rat hold-up man out Of
commission.
An autopsy of the body of a we'll
dressed man found near Shenan-
doah showed that he had starved
to death.
lawrence Rhode. aged 70. city
patrOlman at TT. Madison, died
from a stroke of paralysis, after
making an arrest.
Safe blowers blew the safe in a
/ fiSe and ten cent store at Oltnm-
wa and secured a considerable
amount of money.
anon Dorsey and Miss Ruby
Holder, former grand opera stars.
have been added to the faculty of
GfinneIl college.
Lincoln Harhold. farmer near
Piano. has a herd of 1000 hogs.
He Is buying copn for feed i'm the
field by the acre.
Two men were seriously in
sjnrHd at Waterloo when tho am
m6nia tank i'm the basement of a
sdeDartment store exploded.
Harry Edliss was arrested at
Vinten charged with breaking in
fantile paralysis quarantine to
visit his sweetheart.
# Harry l.. Green, aged %. brake
man on the Great Western, was
killed while ON his way to see his
new born baby.
The body of Henry Merz Of
Selma was found in deserted
well with a bullet in his head and
!. q rock tied about his neck.
Henry Schroeder, aged 10. of
POstville, died as a result OF a
scratch from barhed wire.
which developed in blood poison
ing
riahl Bitiner. aged 81. of Mar
shalltown, hung himself while de-
spOndent over Two strokes of pa
2ralysis he recently suffered.
a young farmer near Cairo was
arrested charged with putting
tacks on the road in hopes that
some motorists would have tire
trouble.
Two sons of Mrs. Mantz. near
4 Angus, Were PAINFULLY injured
while playing with some dyna-
mite caps that they found in tho
cellar.
a panic was narrowly averted
in a moving picture show at Dies
Names when a street car left the
track and crashed into The build
ing.
Rev. Joseph Fort Newton of the
Liberal Christian church al Cedar
Rapids, declined a call to the City
Temple of London. England.
Fred Wenzel, aged 6. of New
Liberty. shot and killed his broth
or, aged t2, while pAyins-Eiil a
shotgun that had been loaded for
9 supposed marander of stock.
Frank Hines farm hand near
Grinnell, sued his employer for
$3.50, claiming his employer
gave hiEa horse to work that
kicked him every time he got close
TO him.