davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
SOUTHERN,

500 salifornia. u; Stanford. 8.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11

dnesniho dne, kdy doufal, re
mu dopis Vas p~rinesou. w wee
ra rano mu bylo zle, mel opet
ne chrleni krve a odpuldne, so
iva jsme odesli, jak mi pove-
deli "a chvfli druzi bratfi, byl
stizen znovu chrlenim krve a
skonal.
Bnh YAM oplat', draha pa
nj vse, CO jste nam We syem sly
nu prokazala. Do sve smrti bu
du O hrdinstvi nasich legiona-
Ri vypravet nasim po%tomkdm.
Jejich zarici priklady obeta-
vosti a lasky vlastenecke mic
nezastini. Jake hvezdy We tina
We noel zaTiti budou!. A je-li
Yam nekdy mono a jest-li Va
fSe touha pc stare vlasti dove
de Vas aSpon an chVlll sem do
rodne zeme, navstivte mas, uvi-
tam Vas. jake matku hrdiny,
dovedu Vas k jeho hrobu a blu
du 8 Vami oplakavat jeho III
vot ma oltar vlasti V obet' polo
zeny. Pozdravujte jeho zenu
deti a Wy prijmete zvlaste IL
slice pozdraveni a sesterskych
polibkd cd Bozeny Burkonove,
Praha, Petrska ulice, els. T."
Pisatelkou onoho dopisu je
,hot' vrchniho kamisare a
pred zaslanfm zpravy O umrti
zaslala PAM Rittichov6 jest6
jeden dopis, vse dalsi vysvet-
lujici. Dopis ten Uni:
"Mila PAM Rittichova:
Pozdraveni uprimne a srde-
enc posila Yam, jake nesmrtel
ne matce naSeho bratra legio-
mare Vaclava Opatrnyho, jeho
pT1telkyne a nema sestra, KITE
ra no navstevuja V nemocnici,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11
STRANA s.

zivot pro o%svobozeni mas vsech
Vaclav Opatrny vychovan
byl v naSem meste a k cesko-
slovenske legii pTihlasil Sc
hned, jakmile vhodna prilezi-
tost Sc mt naskytla. Byl to do
bry druh i dobry ~valecnik,
jenz ma fronte Champagne
u Vezieres osvedcil svou sta
tecnost a jenz pozd6ji nasled-
KEN otravy mem, plynem We
stare vlasti zivot dokonal. Mi
mo matky zustavil dcerusky E.
telku a Eleonoru, jakoz i Get
ne pfibuznych i znamych. Byl
clenem Loze Sion els. IA, Jed
noty TaboritI, zasadni pokro-
kovec a patriot.
Vyslovujem nejhlubSi SYM
pate pozustalym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11

kde bratr mas a Vas mily syn
lei tezce nemocen a jedinou
touhu ma, vratiti Sc k Yam do
mi. Velice Sc mu styska po
mamince, pc zene a pc detech,
Ceka denn6 cd Vas dopis a pc
celou tn dobu, co no s muzem
mym navstevuji, marne. Ones,
ponevadz jedu ma venek, byla
jsem Sc s MIN rozlouCit, pla-
kal, Re opet Dude sam a sam,
Jsa zde upln6 neznamy a opu-
steny, jake byl do tie DOLBY, nez
jsme Sc S MIN prostrednctvim
bratra MarSiGka seznamili. w
pravi nam, jak jste mu prika-
zala, ably sci do valky proti
Nemcum S ceskou legii a ia il
ste mluvim pravdu, tvrdim-li
tuto jmenem mnohych zdej-
SIGH matek, re jsme Yam z &c
lie duse vdecni Ia Vase Waste
necke rozhodnuti a re pamat-
ka ma Vas a ma druhe, Yam pc
dobne matky americke, Dude
u mas V Cechach nesmrtelna.
Nase d6ti a naSi vnuci budou
0 Vas a Slechetnosti Vasi hovo
fit a zehnat pamatce Vasf do
neJdelSich casu. ia sama rada
bych Vas znala a ty ruce Vase
ceske zlibala V dix "a syna
VaSeho, nam Ia Vast V obet'
darovaneho. Nez do nekonec-
IA by znely nase diky a prec
jak .je to jen mala, nepatrna
cast naSi vdecnosti. Kez bnh
YAM odplati, tam ma vecno-
sti.
Lee vrat'me Sc, draha PAM,
Ike skutecnosti. Vas mily syn a
nam drahy bratr legionar je
velice churav, otraven nemec-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11

kymi plyny a ponevadz nema-
me ami leku, ami dosti dobre
stravy, stav jeho Sc nelepsi, ne
bot ami zdejsi podnebi mu ne
sweden a tax je-li YAM, draha
PAM, ponekud mono, hled'te
Sc u Vas V Americe postarati,
ably Vas syn Sc dostal domn,
jest to jeho jedine vrouci pra-
nj, jedina nadeje V zivot dali
81, Zde Sc neuzdravi. Stale O
Vas mluvi, touzf pc Vas, vide
la jsem i Vasi podobenku a ne
muze Sc cd Vas zadne zpravy
dockati. Jest presv6dcen, re
kdyby Jste vedela, kde Jest a
kdybyste vubec byla psani cd
neho dostala, re byste 81 no
byla daVno domu odvezla. Do
stanet9-li tento dopis, odpiste
mu, aneb nam my mu dopis o.
devzdame. Pozdravujte cd mas
jeho milou zenu, jeho ditky a
sama pfiimete re sve stare via
sti tislce srdecnych pozdraveni
a polibku pratelstvi Cd Vasi,
byt' i YAM nezname, ale vd6G-
ne pritelkyn6 a sestry
Bozeny Burkonove.
Uvedene dopisy PAM Burko-
move v~ysvetiujl tudiz vse o.
hledne skonu naSeho chrabre-
no dobrovolnika, kdezto dotce
ny dmrtni list, vystaveny pod
porucikem Turkem V minister
stvu narodni obrany V Praze
psan byl %. cervence letos a
provazen uiiSt6nim, "ze V neil
blizSi dob6 ministerstvo zaSle
pozustalym pametni list, ma
nemz pracuii pfedni um6lci ceI
sti, ktery bude trvalou pamat-
kou ma toho, ktery obetoval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11

uvede vas. Snad sc YAM bu-
dou iibiti, - nevim. Jsem list,
re nezpusobi yam zadnych ne
snazi uciniti je takovymi jake
W."
"Dekuji pane" rekla Lucy.
"Jste stale tax uprimny, jake
jste vzdy byval."
"Nechci rici mic, CO by YAM
pokazilo radost," pokraeoval
Allan. "Seznate ty veci sauna.
Ale tolik YAM jen rikam re
budte tuze u%pfimnou! Nernu-
zete zde lidem tax neobnleze-
ne vefiti, jake jste cinfvala do
ma"
"Dekuji vam," odvetila Luz
cy. "Ollie mne jiz o tom pred
nesl malou prednasku. Meme
la jsem ami tuseni, re jest to
tax vazna vec pristehovati Sc
do New Yorku. Rekla jsem
mu, re Sc obecne ma "a to, ze.
vdovy vedi, jak mali o sebe Pc
covati."
Mel jsem to sam dosti zle,
nez isem Sc tenn vecem prizpn-
sobil," del Montague, usmiva-
je Sc. ''Proto nesmite mi miti
"a zle me predpovedi."
"Rikal jsem jiz Lucy leda-
cos o tom," pripojil Oliver su-
Sc.
"Vypravel mi nejcarovnejsi
zamilovanou historku!" pravi-
la Lucy, hledic nan Sc zlomysl-
nym primhourenim oci. "Budu
rozhodne pripravena ma tn o.
slhuiici PAM Winnieovou."
"Muzete Sc S nj setkati Ultra
veCer," rekl Oliver. este po-
zvana k obedu u PAM Billy AL
denove."
"Cetla jsem o PAM Billyove
V n~ovinach," pravila Lucy. ga
vsak nikdy bych Sc byla nena-
dala, re Sc S nj setkam. Jak to
jen pro buh Oliver navlekl, ze
tax skocil plnyma nohama do
stfedu spolecnosti?"
Oliver pokusil Sc il to Wy
svetliti; a Montague sedel We
die, usmivaje Sc v duchu mad
peclive ocistenym vypravenim
o bratrove s~polecenske karie-
re. Oliver zrejme nactrl 81
cely plan, jak postarat Sc o Lu-
cy a doprovodit il ma vysoke
mfsto ma plosine spolecnosti.
"Ale jarku, to vsehno Dude
stati marianne penize!" prote
stovala Lucy. "a ia nechci, a.
bych 81 musila witt nektereho
z tech straslivych milionari!'
Obratila Sc nahle k Monta-
gueovi. l"Mate kancelar ne
kde dole We meste?" tazala Sc
"A mohu vas Ultra navstfviti 9
ziskat vas "a sveho pravnihc
radc? Starry pan Holmes il
mrtev, jak vite. Byvla otco-
wynn pravnikem a znal vsechny
me zalezitosti. Ale nikdy ne
pokladal Ia hodne chvilky pO-
uciti mne O necem 2 Mich, 8
TAX nyni opravdu nevim ami dc
bfe. co mann nebo co mohu de-
dati." /
"UCinim vSe, Gimkoli Dude
mne lie YAM pomoci," odveti'
Montague.
"a musite ma mne byti hod-
e prisny," pokracovala Lucy
"a nenechati mne vydavati prl,
lis mnoho penez nebo delati ne
jake hlouposti. TAX Sc mnou
iednaval pan Holmes, a cd te
DOLBY, co zemrel, bala jsem Sc
skuteGn6 sobe veriti."
"Mam-li prevziti tuto ulohu
pro vas" pravil sc smichem
Montague, imam oduvodnene
obavy, re Sc velmi zahy sraZi-
me S mym bratrem."
Montague mel velmi malo
dlivery V svou schopnost X pro
vadeni teto ulohy. 'Jak tax po-
zoroval Lucy, mel rocit hrozici
trasedie. Vedel dosti, ably byl
presvedcen, re Lucy neni boha
ia noble neWyorskehO meTitka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11

va straslivym hladem pc 1.-Two
t6.
Montague mel to jiz "a Sc
bou a videl do zivota tax jas
ne, re nebyl s to nepokouseti
Sc byti il pruvodcfm a zachra-
niti il cd nejhorsich chyb. Tim
vzniklo zvlastni sblizeni mezi
mimi; hned cd pocatku Lucy
ucinila jej svym dGvernikem a
sdelovala mu vsechny sve sta
rosti. Arcit nikdy nenasledo-
vala jeho rady; rikavala Sc
.svym roztomilym smichem, re
nechce, ably il pred mimi chra-
nil, nybrz ably pouze S nj po-
tom mel sympatii. A Monta-
que slilel S nj vse; rikaval 81 ST.
&c Znovu a znovu, re neni zad-
ne omluvy pro Lucy; ale pr
tom pokazde il omlouval.
Nazitri sla Lucy navstiviti
Oliverovu matku a Nanny
Lucy, jez dostala jmeno pc je.
j babiece. Odpoledne pax Sla
nakupovati s Alici - prohla-
sivsi, re jest il nemozno obie-
viii Sc nekde New Yorku, do
kud neni "sluSne" oblecena. A
potion vecer Montague pro nj
priSel a wal il S sebou k PAM
Billy Aldenove do jejiho pala-
ce ma Pate Avenue.
Cestou kratil il chvili vypra-
venim o strasne PAM Billyove a
straslivem jazyku a o
valce mezi velkou damon a je-
ifmi pribuzrlymi, Wallingovy-
mi. "Nesmfte byti prekvape-
ma pravil, posadi-li vas ne
kan do koutku a vypta Sc ma
vsechno, CO Sc vas tyce. PAM
Billyova je vystredni povaha, a
zvyklosti pro nj neplati."
Montague pri tom mluvil 0
Aldenovske nadhere jake o
zcela vsedni veci, ale citil, jak
je Lucy rozechvena pri pohle-
du ma dozeci palac s vyzdobou
!, cerneho mramoru a S lokaji y
1achu a zlate. PAX prisla PAM
}illyova sama, zaricf We SVEN
mavenachovem brokatu 8 ne
lolika malo SnIrami perel ko-
EN- size. Byla skoro tax velka
:e hledela Lucy pres hlavu, a
tala ponekud cd nj, ably il Pc
iodine videla.
"Pokusila isem Sc dostati
EN- pro vas PAM Winnieovou,'
>ravila k Montagueovi, posa-
;ujic jej pc sve pravici. Gale
lemohla prijiti, proto musite
e spokojiti sc mnou."
"Mate hodn6 takovych kra-
Eek u vas dole V Mississippi"
sazala Sc, kdyz Sc posadili. "Je
i tomu tax, pax nevim, pro.
ste priSel X nam nahoru."
"Libi Sc YAM opravdu?" Ia
,al Sc.
"Lfbi Sc mi jeji tvaT," pravi-
a PAM Billyova. "Ma jiz roz
I'M? Nikdo by veru neveril
e ie vdovou. Potrebuje svrho
ane nekoho, kdo by Sc 0 nj
;taral."
"Chci il doporuciti vasi pri-
nj" pravil Montague. Wy
oravel jsem il o vas"
eco jste il povidal?" tazala
Sc PAM Billyova nenucen6. "Ze
7yhravam prilis mnoho penez
: Bridge a re PHI skotskou
whisku pri obede?" Pc te, Vi
1oue, re Montague Sc prudce
sardel, zasmala sc. "Vim, ze
e to pravda. Jiz jsem vas as
)on desetkrat pfistihla pri 20.
lobnych myslenkach."
A sahla pc karafine ,kte"oT
VI ciSnik prave pred n po-
'thavil. a poslouzila 81 S lvcd-
! sklenkou.
Montague rekl il vSe o Lu-
"; a mezitim pozoroval tuto,
lax hovorf, sedic blize stredu
tabule, Sc Stanley Rydercm
Montague hral S timto mu2em
iednOu neb dvakrate bridge il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11
SMUTNA WEST z VLASTI.
Clevelandsky legionar Vaclav
Opatrny z Union Ave. skonal
We vojenske nemocnici v
Praze.

AAU~hiiNo HNCOO Jul Ila
vcera pani Teresie Rittichova
z Prahy. Ministerstvo Narodni
Obrany Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky oficielne il sdeluje, re
jeji syn, legionar Vaclav Opa-
trny, 1925 Union Ave. skonal
pc delSi chorobe v nemocnici
Cerveneho Krize V Karline u
Prahy, 21. cervence letos, KITE
rezto oficielni sdeleni predcha
Eel soukromy dopis obsahu
nasledujiciho:
"Draha PAM:
Jest mi velice Tito, re tax
mutnou zpravu YAM dnes po-
davam, ale doufam, re vas a
spon soucasne trochu potesim,
nez by tax ucinila west tired.
nj. Bnh vas potes, ale Vas dra-
ny syn, mas sivy sokol, bratr
legionar, pan Vaclav Opatrny,
ceskoslov. pluk strel. els. %.
2 rota,, vcera dine 20.-7.-1919
0 pull pate iodine odpoledni
naposledy vydechl a jiste Sc
v~zpominkou ma Vas, draha
maticko, hodinu pc naSi ma
vsteve. Byla jsem u neho S mo
il dceruSkou, rozloucit Sc s MIN
pred nasim odjezdem ma letni
byt, a ably nebyl tech 6 nedel
tax opuSten, zavedla jsem k
nemu svou dceru, ably mne a
muze meho pc cas- nasi neprito
mnosti zastupovala. Ma dcera
i ma celia rodina, znali Vaseho
syna, nebot' mas pred casem tri
krate navStivil a svou milou
povahou, svou prikladnou ODE
tavosti ziskal 81 lasky a 1cty
mas vSech. Nell jsme no radi
lako bratra take jsem no nj
kdy jinak neoslovila s tim slo-
VEN .jsem Sc vcera S MIN rozlou
ella, abych jej tax jake Wy,
az nikdy nepatfila. Muj muz
jej vyprovodi ma posledni ce-
ste, ia nemohu, ale slibuii
Yam, re jeho hrob budu ma
vstevovat a re septati mu bu-
du i dial, jak jsem cinila live
mu: "Dekuji Yam, bratre O.
patrny, "a VAST nesmirnou o.
betavost, nejen "a sebe, ale "a
miliony matek, "a jejichz lepsi
zivot, svuj i sve stesti Jste O.
betoval.' Vzpominal ma Vas,
pri kazde ~navSteve S laskou
nesmirnou, tesil sc IA Vas a ma
sve d6ti. A zrovna vcera vypra
vel, re rano bylo u .iineho
0ratra ma navStev6 ash 1Olate
devcatko, .jeho mladSi dceruS-
ce tax uzasne podobne, posta-
YOU, oblekem, podobou, re Sc
1cela vmy3lil ma chvili do sve-
10 domova, a byl tax St'asten
ten den. Muslin Yam, draha
PAM, povedet, za vedouc, re
muslin ma cas- z Prahy odejeti,
abych ma zimu pro svou rodinu
zivobyti opatrila, starala ,isem
e, ably Vas syn necitil Sc tax
opusten, jake rfkal re byl, nez
lsme sc S MIN seznamili, proto
Isem YAM psala pred ID dny.
pax jsem sc S prosbou pred
ydnem obratila ma pana kapi-
tana Vosku, ktery je ceskym
larodem primo zbozhovan, a
ktereho Wy jiste znate tez, ne
BOT mi Vas syn o Vas prave
vcera v%ypravel, re jste piln6
chodila do schulz a jak jste
pracovala V dali pro Vasi sta
rou Vast. Byla jsem tez ma a.
merickem vyslanectvi u pana
inzenyra Jalovce a prosila
jsem, ably dodal mil list a pri
nluvou podporoval pro5bu mo
il o umozneni navratu Vaseho
syna domn. A re mela vysle-
dek ma vroucl prosba, je du-
kaz, re mi syn Vas vcera vypra
vel, re V sobotu byl u neho ne
iaky American a vyfizoval mu
re ma ma vyslanectvf americ-
KEN donis y Amerikv q ton
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-11

nabizely. PriSla Sc vsim sym
smelym zapalem; a byla hlado
va straslivym hladem pc 1.-Two
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

And Invigorates Ole People

Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients Of vinol as printed below
contain the elements needed to i'm.
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r Cod Liver and Beef peptones, iron
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Glycerophosphates, cascarin.
Those who have puny, ailing or
rundown children or aged parents
may prove this at our expense.
Besides the good it does children
and the aged there is nothing like
Vinol to restore strength and vitality
to weak, nervous women and over
worked, rundown men.
Try it. r. you are not entirely sat
isfed, we will return your money
without question; that proves our
fairness and your protection. Mil
lions of people have been convinced
this way.
RoBT. W. HARVEY, Druggist,
and Druggists Everywhere
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
] so. Burbank Fittinsly Honorsd !,

Co. Burbank Fittinsly Honofsd
The retirement Of Geo. N. Burbank
marks another epoch in local railway
circles. He accepted q position as mac
hinist here on March Il, 1879 and
has been q constant employee Of the
shops since that day.
Previous to the time Of coming
here, he had worked mostly in the
east, having started to serve his time
in the shops Of the Amoskeag Steam
Fire Engine and Locomotive Works,
in 1866.
In 1876 he came to Cherokee, Ia,
where he was employed as engineer
in sash and blind factory. He later
moved to Sioux City, where he re-
sided until coming to Mo. Valley. In
March, 1888, he was promoted to the
foremanship of the machine shops,
which position he has held ever since.
Chas. Foster was Master Mechanic
at the time Mr.. Burbank came here.
Mr.. Foster was succeeded in turn
by S. A. Teal, E. w. Pratt and S. C..
Graham.
On the retirement of Mr.. Burbank,
last Tuesday evening, his fellow
workmen at the shops presented him
with a purse of gold
H. B. Coe, in few we'll chosen
words, presented the purse and then
read the following tribute:
AS men pass through lives of SER
vice and activity they build, mould
and give to their Fellowmen, but one
thing and that is character.
Counsel, endeavor and riches passed
between us are worthless gifts with
out the doner's wealth in this virtue.
Like powerful magnet it draws us
unconsciously to all that is best in
life as our portion. With it man
cannot but be courageous in ADVERSE
ty, sympathetic towards those who
cannot understand, and an unfailing
| guide for the lives Of associates.
1t is that beautiful, intangible and
! unseen obelisk which leaves the re-
/, Election of a career thrown forever
! on the minds of men.
Your character has been your gift
to us, Mr.. Burbank.
u Your Fellow Workmen.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

Max Moskovitz Sells Half Interest
Max Moskovitz has sold half in
terest in his grocery and meat market
to Barney Feinstein of Omaha, who
will soon move here with his family.
Mr.. Moskovitz plans on devoting
practically all Of his time to his farm
and Mr. Feinstein will have full charge
Of the store.
Drop in and get acquainted with
Mr.. Feinstein.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Golden Wedding Anniversary

Golden Wedding Anniversary
The golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Moore,
pioneer resident of Harrison county.
was celebrated at Modale, with five
children and five grandchildren of
the coulpe, in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore We're married
at Marshalltown, Ia, on December
81, 1868, by Colonel Sanford, civil
war veteran and Unaversaiist min
lister. They moved at once to Har-
rison county, where Mr.. Moore en-
gagged in farming, eventually becom-
ing the owner of several choice farms
He is now retired.
One of the grandchildren, Private
Cleo G. Moore, is with the American
forces in France. The gifts to the
aged couple were in the nature Of
gold coin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
CALHOUN.

{
The new year came in with quite
snow. the heaviest of the season.
the thermometer stood 4 below at
8 a. m.
A number of sleighs are to be seen
on the road.
Charles Mickey and son, Robert, are
doing some saving with gasoline
engine and buzz saw among the far
n1ers who have wood up for the COM
ing year.
Henry Spires is at the Mayo Bros.
institute for treatment.
Miss Lala Myers returned to Co.
Bluffs to resume her work in Boyles
college, after spending the holidays
with home folks.
Mrs. Charlotte Percy and daugh-
tiers, spent several days last week in
Council Bluffs the guests of the B. C.
Sherwin home.
Gordon Day, who is in one of the
camps in Georgia, spent short time
at the VIM. banks home. He is a
brother of Mrs. banks.
Hugo Nordeen, wife and baby of
Mo. Valley, spent New Years at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Scoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Messer and
family, spent Sunday at the j. W.
Fouts home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Chambers, Dec. 18th.
Howard Honeywell moved into the
tenant house on Miss Anna Fitzgibon
place and will work for her the com.
ing season.
Mrs. John Scoe has purchased a
new piano for her daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Runkles and
children spent Sunday at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Fouts.
Miss Kate Fitzgibbon spent her
Xmas vacation at her home in Cal.
horn, returning to her school work
Wednesday evening.
The roads have frozen up in rough
condition and, unless there comes 8
thaw, it will be some time before they
will be worn smooth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William banks anc
family spent Sunday in Modale at the
home of Mrs. Mary Day, where a re
union of her children was held. Those
who were near enough, attended. One
son, Garden, who is home on fur
Tough, was there also.
! Mrs. Alice White received word tn,
day before Christmas, that her son
Horace, in service in France, hat
died Of pneumonia. He leaves younf
wife in California.
Mrs. VIM. Frazier had word iron
her sister, Mrs. A. X. Riley Of Tulsa
Okla, stating that she had been rul
over by an automobile, breaking he
collar bone and bruising her. AS Mrs
Riley is quite an elderly lady, it make
it that much harder.
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RECEPTION

Be- : =
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Coulthard, at California junction,
WAS the scene Of the first social event
Of the New Year, when a reception
was given last evening, for Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Vincent.
One hundred and fifty friends and
relatives braved the intense cold of
the evening, to be present. Among
the number was large delegation Of
the chulns Of the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent received
many very beautiful presents.
During the evening, Mrs. Coulthard
served . most bountiful and appetiz-
ing supper.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

The American Express Co., announ-
ces an advance in express rates as
follows: on interstate rates, 10 per
cent; on Iowa rates, an average Of
20 per cent; some local rates, up to
100 per cent. The rate from here to
Logan, which was 40 cents per hun
dred, has been increased to 80 cents.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is Hereby Given to all Persons
Interested:
That on the 18th day Of December,
A. D., 1913, the undersigned was ap-
pointed by the District Court of Har-
rison County, Iowa, Administrator Of
the estate of J..F. Fensler deceased
late of said County. All persons in.
debted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated tc
said Court for allowance.
Dated December 28th, 1918.
Cornelia Fensler, Administrators
j2-9-16
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WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for the period,
January Gil.
Generally fair: temperatures near
the seasonal average: cold the first
half of the week, followed by higher
temperatures after Tuesday.
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Public Sale

Having sold my farm will sell at Public Auc-
ton at my farm IA miles west of Honey Creek on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is. 1919.
Sale commencing at 100 o'clock
Free lunch at noon
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

Quite a number from this city at
tended the Automobile banquet at
the Fontinelle in Omaha, last evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

dIninisl Public Sale
will sell ii Public Sale % Mace farm miles west
Of Loyeland and 5 southwest ii No Valley, the follow
Y ing property
THURSDAY JANUARY 16, 1912
q Sale strts at 10 O'Clock, free lunch at 100
ii HEAD or HORSES II
One bay horse ,7,years-o old, VT 1900; bay mare
& 1850; bay horse 1O,years-old, VT 1850; gray
years-old, vt 1850; bay mare lO-years-old, VT
B 100, in foal; bay horse 1O-years-od VT 1850.
10 HEAD OF. CATTLE 10
Three milch cows with calves by their side: four
mich cows two yearling heifers; two yearling
steers; one Durham bull, yearling past
u HEAD DURoc JERSEY HOGS 10
Ten brood soWs, all bred to the Meats stock; one
& barrow; one Durock Jersey boar, eligible to
register. They are good ones.
FARM MACHINERY
One Deering binder: Private disc gang pillow; j
Tribel lister and drill: GAINESVILLE disc harrow;
GAINESVILLE corn planter with checkrow; one Grow
ternational cultivator: / carriage; hay rake; l
bobsled; top buggy; spring wagon: q pile Of
scrap iron; Moline wagon; 2 sets Of harness: I
barrel churn; one 80 gallon stone jar: grind
stone; De Laval cream separator: one SO gallon
steel BARREL one SO gallon steel oil barrel; bed
stead springs and Mattress one 12-guage shot
gun: some chickens; 40 bushels, more or less, Mar
Gus spring seed wheat, 100 bushels seed oats: s
tons. more or less, alfalfa, all in barn; Ford
touring car, nearly new; new tires, never been
unwrapped; 20 gallons cylinder oil in barrel
TERMS 3 months time on all sums of $40. 90 or
over; on all sums under $1,000, cash; 8 per cent
interest from date.
n. MACE, Administrator
ADUTROW & PUTNAM, Auctioneers
& W. j. BURKE, Clerk.