Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Monday, Feb. Is

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Monday, Feb. Is
Lars johnson and family, who have
bsen residents of this county fur sew.
erdl years, the last few OF which were
spent on farm between this cl-y and
Modaie. departed today for Southern
Missouri where they will make their
future home.
+. T. kilby, local representative for
the real estate firm of Bird Il smith,
5 ,ndayed in Sloan.
Miss nellie Terrell, of Loveland, Is
in The Valley paying MIR. and Mrs. G..
Stevens a brief visit.
Fred Mccullough finished putting
up his ice crop Saturday evening.
lie says hs has his house full of til {,
finest ice he ever saw.
Fred H.. lssbee and wife, of Das
Moines, are visiting his parents at he
beeto WI for few days.
Bernard Evans. yesterday presented
his daughter Maggie, q fine gold watch
Hs memento OF her 10Th birthday.
Miss Tesa Wilengais visiting friends
In Omaha.
A. w. L sningham, of Red Oak, Dis
lrict Superintendent of the Childrens'
Home Finders, was in the Valley to-
day on business.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Allis, of Fremont,
Nebraska, arrived i'll the Valley this
im,rning for few days visit with MIR.
and Mrs. ID j. Adlnn.
Ivar lsoiin will move his stock of
good; into the Gavitt building tomor-
row.
Tony Hertze, of Sioux City, repre-
senting John Arensdorf, was in the
Valley today, on business.
sam Richards has been confined f.
his bed several days with the rheuma
tism, but was able to be up today.
Wiley Middleton spent Sunday in the
Valley with his family.
Mrs. II. Belden, of Woodbine, who
has been ID the Valley the guest of Mrs
james Laughery, left for her home TO-
day.
Martin Williams was among TIL
TIMES callers today. lie states hls
son Chas. contemplated starting fol
Oklahoma tomorrow, taking with hin
the two children OF w. FL. William:
who recently moved to Oklahoma, but
last night received word to postpone
his trip for short time as the famil.
of w. III. Williams is now under quar-
antine for small pox.
Vim. Neutind set a gang of men t.
work today adding another story tt
his agricultural implement warehouse
Adam Klilya, u farmer hailing iron
Illinois, is among the recent addition
to Harrison county's farm owners
Through the real estate agency o
Bird & Smith he last week purchases
quarter section of choice farm Ian,
located short distance north of tn
fair grounds west of this city. III
paid $40 per acre for the farm.
Tom Msloney, of Council bluffs, wa
in the Valley last Saturday evenin
visiting the cigar men.
The Edgecomb family is having
hard time with the Ia grippe.
E.G Young, of Bebeetown, was
pleasant caller today.
Mrs. Geo. e. Slocum spent Sunday q
Modale with her daughter, Mrs. Cliff
Hiddleston.
HOWELL'S Only little coug
Then little cLtii
ANlI-KAWF NJ \ ' ms'. i 8 Sssss;s,
For sale by Elliott g. Harvey
II G. Reel is transacting business j
Omaha today.
Lewis Goodrich was tile guest of a
acquaintance in Logan yesterday ev'
ming.
Card of Thanks.
1t is with the sincerest gratitud
that We wish to express to ali OF
friends who were so kind and after
tive to us during our late bereavement
our heartfelt thanks.
MIR. AND Mrs. WIN. EMGE.
S. Cramer, previous to several yea
ago resident of Missouri Valley b,
who has been engaged in business
Ames for the past few years, arrive
in the city yesterday and will spend
short time here visiting with h
s,,o%bo. II NJ N,oroar ord fornily