Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-12-17
MISSOURI VALLEY TINES
Harris & Hoyle, Publishers
Weekly Established July 3, 81
Daily Established April l, 81
Weekly $1.50 a Year; Daily Is,
per week.
Entered'at the Postoffice at Nilsson
Valley. Iowa. as second class matter.
Calhoun

Indian summer days after the zero
weather. The last cold spell thermom
ltors registered 10 below zero.
Miss Ne lie Mimic of Omaha is the
guest of the Mrs Johanna Tierney
family the past week
Miss Daisy l'itzsibbon is quite i'll at
her home DIR, {. w. McGavren was cal
led to sec her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fee of Taylor
township spent Sunday in Calhoun
with their sisters the Misses Jones
Farmers arc taking the advantage Of
THIS nice wea' yer and getting their hay
Off the bottc...
Mr.. and Mrs d N, Percy and Mrs
Charlotte Picrcy spent Saturday in
Omaha.
Mrs. Grace Noyce of Mondamin is at
her fathers to care for her sister Miss
Daisy, who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Cox OF near Mo
Valley spent Sunday With Isaac Don
aldsons also Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Smiths
of Logan.
Claude Young moved into his new
house south of Calhoun last Saturday.
Mrs Durell who has been with the
Claud Young family for the past six
min one day the past week.
Marcus Lovelady got a position in
Omaha in an express office.
DIR. Boughton has been Stranded up
around the Bluffs some place for the
past few days if all reports are true
JoO Connor shipped his fat cattle to
Chic ago last Saturday and were fine
bunch
Will Iierney has ordered hat size
larger as his fat hogs he shipped into
Omaha last week topped the market.
Walter Beck is hauling corn to Mo
Valley market.
Most all the farmers in this section
are done lusking corn,
Col. j. B. Young returned from south
east part oil the state where he had
been visiting relatives.
Beehen King OF the east side of Cal
houn township lost a valuable horse
last week by falling in a ditch and
breaking its neck.
Mr. and Mrs John Steen received
word that their daughter, Mrs. John
flillisofCoucr ID 'alne, Idaho had died. l
is only a few months ago that their
son-in-law John Hills died from injury
received in rail road wreck. This
leaves several children without father
or mother.
Calhoun school opened Monday
morning with Mrs. Charlotte Percy
\ teacher.
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Elder David Chambers preached to
a full house Sunday evening and will
preach again in two weeks from that
time at I O'Clock instead of I 80 as here
to-fore
Mrs. Elizabeth Runkles OF Pisgah is
here visiting her daughters, Mrs. Chas.
Mickey and Mrs J. W. Fouts.
| Will 'IicrncY returned from Omaha
last Friday where lie had been with a
Shipment of fat hogs.
| Mrs. Henry Spires visitsd friends in
Mo Valley Thursday and Friday
William Unmach, Jr. has a new
house and barn almost complete on the
farm he bought of r. H. Girton and
will move on tho same as soon as com
plete.
/ Joilil .oSoe Is DulltllnS new uOuDlc
corn crib on his farm north Of Calhoun
Roy and Grover lsunlSlcs spent Sun.
day with their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Mickey
Mrs. Johanna Ticrn.y will have a
public sale next Monday Dec. 81 which
consists of horses, cattle and hogs. also
farm machinery
Mr.. and Mrs + A. Schwcrtlcy visi.
ted the corn show in Omaha Tuesday
Miss Gertrude Kohl is visit ing her
sister Mis-. Pearl Unmach few days.