Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-10-11

MIR and Mrs Lew walker are spend
ing the day in Sioux City taking in the
carnival.
MIR and Mrs VIM Hill returned
home yesterday evening after visit
of few weeks with relatives in Bell
WOOD, Neb.
Fred Burbank is taking in the car
niyal in Sioux City today.
Joe Courier is seeing things" at the
Sioux City carnival today.
CA johnson and wife, of Cedar
Rapids, are in the Valley the guests of
Mr. and Mrs George Arp, parents of
Mrs Johnson.
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Mrs Jesse Ettenger, of Omaha, is in
the Valley the guest of her daughter
NrS II N G0OQrlcn,
w Kelley, who has been in Hot
Springs, S d, for the past two months,
returned last night much improved in
health.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Bowers, who have
been in the Valley for couple of
weeks visiting friends, left for their
home in Chadron, today.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Bates, of Norfolk,
ein the city the guests of their
Mrs Leon Brown.
The Persia Globe come to our table
this week with new dress through
out. Editor Bayes is making the
Globe good country paper.
The WoodDne Chronicle common
ced its fifth year this week. The
Chronicle is good weekly paper.
John Brennan, one of the best
known men in western Iowa, died at
his home in Sioux city yesterday, of
heart failure.
Hoyer, the photographer, has some
elegant views of the flower parade in
his show case in front of his studio.
F L Davis is in Woodblne on real
estate business today.
Mrs M T Weston and Mrs j Il l5ene-
dict went to Sioux City this morning
to attend the flower carnival.
Mrs Barney Evans and daughters,
Maggie and Lillle, are visiting friends
in Omaha today. They will remain in
that city over Sunday.
Mrs DR. Carr, who has been in the
Valley the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ed
Bradley, left for her home in Dow
City this morning.
Burglars attempted to get into
Herman Young's residence last night
They took ladder out of the 1ood
shed and attempted to pry open one OF
the upstairs windows. They were
scared away before they gained an en-
trance to the house.
DIR Colt removed a fifth finger from
a two year old child yesterday. The
child was born with five fingers on the
right hand, the fifth finger growing
out of the root of the little finger.
The fair is over and now there will
be a spell of cool weather, for which
we are all thankful
Mrs i N Goodrich requests us
to return her most sincere thanks
TO all who assisted her in making
the flower Carnival the immense
success it was.
"a few doses of Hartwig's Lung
l'alsam always cures my children al
once-no trouble with coughs now."-
j f Hill, 1857 Union Ave, Chicago
An invaluable family medicine fol-
throat and lung troubles. Safe, pleas
ant, qlick always effective.
Miss Edna Harding, of Omaha, Is in
the Valley for several weeks visit
with Miss Anna Crowder.
Mr. and Mrs G b Lor g, of Mo-
dale were in the Valley this NOR
ming visiting friends. They left on
the afternoon train for Omaha.
FW French, of Harlan, represent
ing the Austin Western Machine Co
was in the Valley with Chas Hillard
today on business for the county.
The managers of the Blair fair have
concluded to sell their grounds and
buildings, pay their debts and go out
of business. The fair has been fail
ure there for several years. The Har-
rison county fair, held at Missouri
Valley, is one of the few successful
county fairs in the state.
The county fair has been the attrac-
ton in Missouri Valley this week, and
attracted quite number of Dunbar
people during the week. The mncll-
Wanted flower carnival was consider.
able of a fizzle. only four carriages be-
ing decorated The other attractions
were about as usual. A snake eater
an armless wonder, few other feat
ures and the horse races. These We