Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08
Monday, May 5

ness matters in Onawa this fore
noon.
H s Green of Dow City, Mayor
Head of Jefferson aud Thomas
Watts of Grand junction, were in
the CITY today, the guests of q NJ
Power They were here on real
estate business.
I j West, of Beagle's butcher
shop, was called to Perry, Iowa,
Sunday, by the death of his broth
er, who was killed in the switch
yards in Chicago Saturday. Mrs
Geo Beagle, sister of the deceased,
left for Perry this morning.
J 81 Dimmick is an Omaha bust
ness visitor today.
Mrs. d NJ r sed and daughter
are paying Blair Neb. relatives a
few days visit.
A Missouri VALLEY youth, whose
fascination for the dreamy waltz
exists in far greater chunks than
his bump of discretion, got into
all kinds of trouble Saturday
night. Learning that there was a
dance in progress at farm few
miles south of the city the young
man invited lady friend to ac-
company him and then proceeded
to select farmers team from
several that we're tied at the city
'hitching racks, after which they
drove away and we're soon in the
full enjoyment Of the dance. The
team selected belonged to Hugh
O'Neal and when he got ready to
return home his team was miss
ing. The matter was reported to
the police and an investigation
soon commenced. Telephone mes
sages were sent broadcast and the
team was soon located. The young
man paid the cost of the telephone
messages and other incidentals,
amounting in all to about 81 and
the matter was dropped.
w e Grigsby leaves this eve
ming for Washington D G where
he goes to pay his daughter
brief visit.
Miss Jessie Moore paid Council
Bluffs friends an over Sunday
visit.
The funeral of the late A l.
Harvey was held at Logan at / p.
m, yesterday.
In letter received from Mrs.
II 81 Harris she states she will re-
turn from Pierre, South Dakota,
sometime this week. Mrs. James
Robinson will return with her for
a short visit with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. J S Snyder will go to
North Dakota tomorrow where
she has located a homestead. She
will take up two car load OF sheep
and one car load of cattle for the
new stock ranch she will start in
that country. She will be gone
about three weeks.
I r Watts, of Grand junction,
WAS in the Valley today on real
estate business.
Harry Brown has employed the
best brick setter in the state to
commence work on his brick yard
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Kate Clarke is enjoying n
few days vacation from her work
at Senseny's. During her absence
Miss Sadie Gilmore will assist in
that establishment.
Mrs L A Thaver, who has
been in Missouri Valley for the
past two months, visiting Mrs +
NJ Reed and other relatives, start
ed this afternoon for TT Morgan,
Colo, where she expects to spend
the summer.
FL Davis went to Sioux City
this morning and spent the day
there looking after business mat
ters.
Registered among yesterdays
arrivals ut the Miller were the
following, all from Logan: B M
McCabe, Charles Berkeley, b j
Wood, e j Wood.
Mrs r Robinson, who has been
in Pierre, S d, for the past few
days visiting her son, j s Robin
son and wife, returned home Sat
urday evening.
Maple City Self Washing Soap
works perfectly in hard wnrter.
1t bleaches white clothes and will
not fade fast colors.
A B Warner, superintendent of
the Mo Valley schools for the past
six years, has accepted a position
as superintendent of the Tacomn,
Washington, schools, and will
leave for that place some time
during the summer. 2lO teachers
are employed in the Tacoma
schools.
Truman Tracy now has charge
of the sand pits at Lovelaud.
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