Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
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( Boone has been dedicated.
G. w. Sewers, a prominent Os-
kaloosa attorney, is dead.
Keokuk expects to do more than
three miles of paving during
!. 1917.
David Cuthbertson of Glidden
died from a fall received on the
slippery ice.
August Kadolph, aged IS, of
Eldora, who has lived on the same
( farm for over fifty years, is dead.
Iowa Falls has spent more than
5000, 600 during the last year for
building and improvements.
The Southwestern Iowa Teach
ers' association will hold its an
4 nual meeting in Atlantic, March
29-3i.
Shirley Larkin of Fonda re-
ceived severe cuts on the face,
when hit by an iron projecting
from car.
Fire of unknown origin did sew
eral thousands dollars worth of
damage to the Ft. Dodge Bedding
company.
Oral McGill, aged IS, of Musca-
tine, met death when he fell from
a horse and was dragged through
a field.
Herman Schneider of Walcott,
died from injuries received last
September, when he fell from a
scaffolding.
p. R. Hitler, stock seller of
Council Bluffs, was fined $500
for selling stock food under false
pretenses.
A farm near Tama which was
bought from the government at
$f.25 per acre, recently sold for
$3.50 per acre.
W.. j. AIDA, aged Is, miner
near Marquisville, died of wounds
inflicted by himself, in a fit of
dependency.
j. II. Jones, his team and wag-
bn, went through the ice on the
mississippi river at Dubuque, but
were rescued.
Linsey Morgan, night watch
man for a packing house at OF
tumwa, sset fire to his own house
and then shot himself.
Z. d. Newlin, switchman at Pa
cific Junction, was injured when
a train collided with a switch en-
CINE and way car.
The automobile registration
department reports the total coll
lections for the auto registrations
for 1916 to be ST ,915,5 $50.
Melvin Brown, aged two and
one-half years, of Let's, was
painfully injured when he tripped
on rug and fell against a heat
ing range.
Jerry Barnes, aged 9, of near
Hamburg, was instantly killed
when caught between The gate
and post of hay loader and
crushed. ~rEKHWn
Taken seriously ill on a train
coming from Oklahoma with her
parents, Nellie Johnson, aged 16,
of Council Bluffs, died while on
the train.
Miss Lillian Tingwald of Boone
was injured while coasting down
3 hill near Fraser, when the bob
on which she was riding ran into
a stump.
Mrs. w. S. Kenyon, wife of Sen
ator Kenyon, was seriously in
jured at Washington, D. c., when
chair broke, throwing her
against a radiator.
A negro, about 81 years old,
and white man about %, were
caught at Davenport while try-
ing to make their getaway with
$50 out of cafe cash register.
While handling a bunch of
bananas at the Lagamarcino
Grippe fruit house at TT. Dodge,
Bill Carey, an employee, found a
boa constructor four feet long.
Sweeney & Glade, stock buyers
at Bellevue, shipped the largest
shipment of hogs that was ever
sent from ellevue. There were
eleven carloads, containing 971
head.
Two persons were injured at
Oskaloosa in a hree-cornered
smash, an auto crashing into
buggy after running over sled
that was attached to the rear of
the buggy.
The two-year-old son of Mrs.
Earl Striegel, near Keota, was
burned to death when the house
caught fire while the mother was
down the road at the rural mail
box.
Esther Cambruzzi, aged II, was
instantly killed at Centerville, and
Charley Raney, aged "a, had both
legs broken, when a switch en-
CINE struck a delivery truck driv-
en- by Raney.
Orvie Habboz, of Vinton,