Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26

\ valley BOY and now IN charge of the
Chicago Il North Western Store House
at Huron s. d. is in the city looking
after matters pertaining to his depart
ment and paying his mother, Mrs. j G
Galley, q short visit.
T. r. Mullen will ship car load of
cattle to South Omaha, from Rode
lis evening.
Obituary.
Died, at his late residence in Old st.
John, Harrison county, Iowa, Mon
day, June 23i, 1902. at 8 a m q. w
McGAvren, son of the late DIR. II
| McGavren and wife, aged SO years,
months and II days
| The deceased was born In Hunts
vile, Ohio, March 9Th 1919, came to
this county with his parents in 1850,
and has resided here ever since He
married Miss Eliza Roland on April
18th, 1871, who died April 9Th, 1874.
His second marriage WAS with MISS
Selvana Keller, December 25ih, 1896
For over twenty years he had been
afflicted with chronic rheumatism, ~ d
has not, in all that long tina, emf Dyed
we'll day, but with determination
and energy he always pushed his bust
ness, and was q successful farmer and
stock raiser and accumulate consider
able estate, having q fine home and
pleasantly located.
He leaves Il wife, one daughter and
one son, with large number of rela ;
tives and friends to mourn his loss.
He was q member of Missouri Val
ley Lodge No 40, L. o. o. f., for
many years, and will be buried by
that order. Funeral at his late resi-
dence in st. John at 2 p. M Wednes-
day and burial in Oak Park Cemetery.
Il. l. lIllby transacted real estate
business in Woodbine today.
Mrs Joe Vance, of Moorhead, ar
rived in the city this afternoon and
will spend few days here visiting her
sister, Mrs Frank Willard.
Almor stearn of Logan was in town
this afternoon enroute to Nebraska on
few days real estate business trip.
The so called base ball game at the
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon be-
tween local team and the Slburbaus
of Council Bluffs, was sort of con
tidence game on the spectators The
final score of Il to Is in favor of the
Snbnrbans gives but a Slight inkling
OF what the game really was.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kendall WHO
have been visiting in Silver City for
the past several days with Mrs. Ken
dal's parents returned home Saturday
evening.
Ed Frazier was pleasant caller
Saturday. He says the bottom lands
have about as much rain rs they need
Mrs, A s Whitworth left for Oma-
ha Saturday evening for several days
visit with relatives.
Mrs w ii Fensler and son Fred re-
turned from Omaha Saturday even.
ing.
A l. Hart was in the Valley today,
from his western trip with the New
York Life's hundred thousand dollar
club
Miss Matte Morgan is attending the
Pottawattamie County Teacher's In.
stitute in Council Bluffs this week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Yeomans
passed through the city sterday
morning, enroute to their home
in Onawa after a visit of several
days to Mrs. Yeoman's sister who
lives in Boulder Colo.
Miss Ange Middleton departed
Saturday evening for Chicago III.
in which city she intends to spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. French and
family returned home this morn
ing after q visit of few days to
Loveland relatives.
Mrs. Frank Porter returned
home Saturday evening from Har-
Ian where she has been for the
past several days visiting with re-
|lativ-es.
/ Pearl and Harvey Fensler at.
tended graduation exercises here
Friday and their sister, Miss Rem
ma Fensler returned with them to
her home in Missouri Valley
\ Little Sioux Independent.
Miss Edna Hunt of Logan visi-
ted with Missouri Valley friends