Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-06-20
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on business. He says the hail did not
iDjure the beet crop to any great ex.
tent. He and wife will sail for Eng.
land one week from Wednesday.
Miss Evsngel Livingston departed
this morning for Des Moines in which
city she will spend several weeks at
tending summer school,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Clark, their guest
james Lee, of Des Moines, and Mrs. S
+. De Wore, spent Sunday at Lake
Manawa.
Mrs. Axtell, who has been in the
city for the past few days visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. s. Whitworth, de-
parted this morning for her home in
Omaha.
Mesdames johnson and Lewis, of
Omaha are spending q few days in
this city guests at the VIM. Wigs
home.
F. s. Crabill, of Omaha, was in the
city this morning calling on acqusint-
ances. He was on his way to Onawa
on short business trip.
A show window displaying the goods
In ab0nt the most artistic manner ever
seen here, is the shoe display now being
made iii the east show window at Suli
vans. 1t is worth your time to inspect
1t.
James Lee, of Des ,.nines. a brother
of Mrs. w. M. Clark, is in ...~ VALLEY
for few days visit with his sister.
c. b. Long, of Modale, was in the
Valley Saturday afternoon on business
He says his mother, will return from
the east about the first of August.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Friend start for
Oklahoma tomorrow, where Mr.. Friend
goes to look after his stock business.
He leaves his business here in charge
of Uncle Bob Wright.
Lillian Lodge No. 20, D. of R.
On Saturday evening last it being
the regular meeting night of Lillian
Lodge No. 90, Daughters of Rebekah
and although the evening was stormy
quite number of the members assem-
bled at their hall. and among othel
things. elected the following officers fo
the ensuing term:
Miss iona Watkins, ........ N. e.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong;. V. G.
Mrs. Frank Oviatt, ....... Sect'y.
Mrs. M. E. Mayhough,.... Treas.
Mrs. M. j. Wisler received the unar
imous vote of the lodge for delegate t
the Grand Lodge.
Bunce and Hardy are building
$3.50 porch for George Cannon, to hi
residence in the eastern part of til
city.
W. D. Bird. CT Sloan and A. !
Annis. of Council Bluffs, were in tt
Valley Sunday.
F.S. Patrick, of Dunlap, was In Il
Valley today getting acquainted wi
the republicans, as he is q candida
for sheriff before the next republtc'
county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rockwell, aftel
days visit in the Valley with frien'
returned to Omaha last night
F. H. Gillett, editor of the Moorehe
Eve. was pleasant caller today.
reports business good in Moorehead
Just Because he Swatted b
Neighbor With q Club.
During the festivities at the d,
har farm southwest of town Ssturd
during which Dunbar and two Of
hired men, ploughed up the gsrt
owned by VIM. Loringer who
tenated the Dunbar farm for the p
season. Arthur Wind one of the hi
men, picked up club it is claim
and chased Loringer across the field
the home of nearby neighbor. I
morning q warrant was sworn out
the arrest of Wind ordering hin
appear Immediately in the court
Justice Dance for q preliminary b
ing. His case was continued u
next Monday, his bail being alike
800 which sum the prisoner had II
trouble in providing.
AL. Briggs returned to Omaha