Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-20

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Mrs VIM Suddeth and children
nd. departed yesterday for West
Duluths MINI, where they will
remain during the heated term.
VS. Miss Grace Weston returned to
her home in Omaha yesterday
ISL evening after several days visit in
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
Weston.
Mrs Chapman, mother Of Lee
Chapman, who has been in the
ma Valley the guest of Mrs Clarence
Stevens, left for her home in Gin
,ffs ton today.
Mrs. g. E. Nichols, of siorx
n. City, who has been in this city for
" the past week the guest of Mrs. s.
o. Goodman, is attending the Ex-
vas position today.
The Tribune says there is one
NO piano to every five families in
Sioux City-or 1900 in that town.
That would be pleasant place for
18th q deaf man to live in.
Brother McCabe of the Logan
us, Observer says there is no place in
Logan where q man can take a
ia bath. Now We know what a;ls onr
leo friend McCaha -Tw;nor
Ead Miss Clara Assenmacher, who
'0N has been in the Valley, the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Robert MUIR
lay phey, for the past two weeks, left
for her home in Kansas CITY to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs G w Schickentanz
went to Blair yesterday, where
ln- they will reside this summer, Mr.
Schickentanz having secured sew
49, eral building contracts in that
Pss city.
;. Q. W. Nelson, of Arlington,
Its Meb was in the Valley yesterday,
the guest of Eric Erickson. He
j, went to Salix this morning, where
80 he will take charge Of section
gang.
he James Davidson arrived in the
or city Saturday night, for short
visit with his sisters, Mrs Allen
N. House and Mrs j P Ollinger. He
10. is enroute to his home in Parker,
s. D., from Hot Springs, Ark.
-. L0sT OK srQLEN-lsank book
e. No. 1ll93o issued BY "The Farmers
and Mechanics Savings Bank of Min.
neapolis." If not returned to said
m, bank before August LIST, 1899, appiica-
Dr. ton will be made for q duplicate there.
Of. 1920
,as Shrader, the Divine Healer"
ity was arrested at Ottumwa the other
day and find $50 for VIOLATING
city ordinance and bound over to
,as the district court for practising
tel tel medicine without stste lieense.
Joe Barrett yesterday received
3D. a letter from j j Amen, written
[rs in Portland, Me. In the letter
= Mr. Amen states he and his family
- visited several of the 80;
!; participated in the Santiago
~ naval battle.
Prof. Kinney is publishing q
OF very interesting pamphlets .
he Chronological S,,-- :. OF
Sno psol Alum6TY OIL Uuo
~ war, for the use of teach
l. ers and others. It is now being
To- To-, printed in this Office and will be a
-A' very useful book.-Twiner.
!, Andrew Jeraldson and wife gave
IN, very pleasant luncheon to about
his twenty of their friends Sunday
afternoon. Several of the guests
we're from out of town. The after
7ns noon was spent in social converse
VI ton and refreshments we're served
about z p. m.
Q, OF This has been great week in
gnu this city for marketing hogs.
!. Every day from one to three car
of loads of hogs have been marketed,
er- and the farmers in consequence
er. are happy. The price has been
$3.50 or better. Some farmers
The bringing in as high as eight wagon
m loads.
tn- Land for Sale.
288 acres fine land, good tim
ity Der, hay land, spring on the land,
KS go acres under cultivation, good
ack house, barn, granary and out
buildings. The land is situated
81 miles northwest of Mondamin
OF 6 miles from Little Sioux and
7ur miles west of Magnolia. The
OF land sdjoins the Morrow farm.
Address, Peter Collins,