Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-04-25
Monday, April %.

Mrs j Madden is i'll with the
mumps.
Cutler Millimsn, Lieutenant
Governor of Iowa, was in the city
this afternoon enroute to Stuart,
Neb., near which place he has ex-
tensive ranch interests.
r Newton is making prepsra-
tions for handling paving and
sidewalk brick in conjunction
with his lumber yard. This week
he will receive the first consign-
mont Of brick from Fl. Dodge
concern.
Miss Lola Chapman has for a
guest, Miss Sara Barnitz of Des
Moines. Miss Barnitz will re-
main here several days.
Gus Beershime, A H Kingsbury,
DR. Westand VIM Brewer, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, were in and around the
Valley Sunday "Jacksniping."
Master Car Builder Ramsayer
visited friends in Omaha Sunday.
Chss Warnock and family Sun
dayed with Dunlap relatives.
Mrs ] I Hough is spending the
day in Omaha.
G. E Lockerby, advance agent
for Harry Randall's lectures, was
in the city today making arrange
ments for the appearance of Mr.
Randall here May IA in lecture
on the "Paris Exposition
Mr. Randall was correspondent
of the st Paul Pioneer Press at
the big show, and his entertain
ment is illustrated with moving
pictures-is said to be remarkably
fine.
The death of Mrs A j Fry oc-
Cured in Council Bluffs yester-
day. Mrs Fry, who used to live
in Missouri Valley but who sew
eral months ago moved with her
husband to farm north of Mag
nolia, was taken to the hospital in
Council Bluffs last week and Sat-
nrday underwent an operation
from which she failed to recover.
The remains passed through Mis-
souri, Valley this noon accom-
panied by the bereaved husband
of the deceased.
After today, the firm of Barnes
& Alger, BARRIERS, will cease to ex-
list. A deal was closed up this
afternoon by which Mr. Alger will
be sole proprietor. Mr. Barnes
contemplates trip through the
west in short time.
A large party of Winnebago
Indians, enroute from their reser-
walton in Nebraska to the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo,
n Y, will arrive in Missouri Val
ley Wednesday evening on F, p
b N v passenger train No. 4.
Mrs Ed Hutton paid Council
Bluffs acquaintance a visit yes.
terday.
FL T. Brown and family are
moving into the Hendricks cot.
tage on Fourth street today.
Samuel Holmes is attending to
business matters in Omaha today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Warner ar.
rived home this morning from
Chicago where they have been fol
the past few days.
Sales & Thompson commence
building a cesspool and cistern
for w. I. Roden at his new home
on Erie street today.
Mrs. Hattie Doe arrived from
Fremont yesterday evening and
will be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frazier, fol
q few days.
John G. Williams, of this city
has been granted a supplemental
pension of 5000 month.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 1. Owen, Of
Fremont, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Davis in this city for
few days.
J 8 Wattles visited his son
Fred in Sioux City Sunday.
VIM Harmon Jr visited friends
in Omaha Sunday.
Levi Hester went to Little
Sioux this morning, and during
the coming season will travel with
Setchel's Uncle Toms Cabin
Company which will open the
season this week.
HARDWOOD Demmon, who has
been connected with j B Lyons
grocery store for several months
past, resigned his position Satur-
day and will commence work in
the chops some day this week.
Frank La Breck, who has been
resident of Missouri Valley for
several years past, during which
time he has worked at his trade
in the railroad machine shope
here, is busy today making pre-.
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