Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-08-09
Monday, August 6.

Monday, August 6.
Cliff Hiddleston, the real estate man,
took . couple of men to Logan Satur-
day on real estate deal. We under.
stand they purchased farm
Miss Della and Bee Harris left for
Sheldon Sunday, where they will be the
uests of Dee Harris for ten days.
FB Mcintosh visited friends in Mo
dale Sunday.
Sara Richards visited his family in
Modsle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs jerome O'Leary, OF
Council Bluffs, were in the Valley sun
day the guests of Mrs j Z Rhodabeck.
Mrs Grace Hough-Newton, of Pierre
South Dakota. had daughter born to
her last week Mr. and Mrs T Hough
Of this city are the proudest grandpsr-
ents in town.
Tom Cody is talking of making a
visit to his old home in Ireland soon
He thinkshe will start the last of this
month.
Us Wsttles spent sunday in Sioux
City with his son Fred.
Frank Purcell is again very sick with
rheumatism.
Tom Cody returned from Coltax Sat-
nrday evening where he had been for
three weeks.
Miss Susie Fisher will return from
Atlantic tomorrow evening, where she
has been visiting for three weeks.
Jack Bratly returned from Winterset
last evening where he has been on n
GU w work. He will remain in the
Valley only few days.
J A Clark, of Council Bluffs, visited
friends in the Valley yesterday.
Henry Sahn was called to Logan Sun
day to do some machine work in one
of the elevators.
Work on the new addition to the
Presbyterian parsonage was commenc
ed this m orning.
Mrs M Lucey is entertaining Miss
Sullivan of Fremont.
Mira w A Tamisiea died suddenly at
her home in South Omaha Saturday
evening. The funeral will be held from
the home of II L Fry in this city at 8
pm Tuesday, burial in Rose Hill GEM
etery. She leaves husband and one
daughter to mourn her death.
Neil South is visiting friends in Ex-
ire for q few days.
The democratic township caucus for
St John township was held in Frank
Tamisiea's Office Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Geo w Graybill acted as
chairman and } w Vsrnes was elected
secretary. The following delegates
were elected to attend the county con-
vention:
j A Deal,
j w Vsrnes,
RSmith,
A Chambers,
G w Graybill,
Reuben w Jones,
VIM Smith.
Albert Chambers was elected town
ship chairman for the ensuing year.
Mrs Emma E Russell left on
Sunday morning for Audubon,
called there on account of the danger
Gus illness of Geo B Russell, her faith
er-in-lsw.
Nv Schnurr left this morning for
Waterloo. He will spend few days
there attending the Grand Lodge of
X z, after which he will go to Chicago
and spend several days in the wholesale
houses of that metropolis making his
fall purchases.
Mrs II q Warner went to Harlan
this morning. She will remain there
several days visiting relatives.
Miss Anna Nordene, of Omaha, Sun
dsyed with friends in this city.
4 Miss Vera Foss is with Dunlap &C
qaaintances for brief visit.
Lou Barker came home from Sioux
City yesterday morning and spent the
day with his family in this city.
W y Wills looked after business mat
ters in Modale today.
DIR and Mrs s F DeVore mad for q
guest yesterday MI w J Deater, of
Council Bluffs.
W. w. Wagner Dead.
After lingering illness, extending
over period of many years. w w