Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
Washington Letter
Spokane, Wash, July 3. 10

Spokane, Wash, July 3, 10
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Mahoney,
Mo. Valley, Ia,
Dear Friends. / thought
would drop you a few lines and
tell you where we live. We
have a nice place ON 504 Cleve-
land Ave-, Spokane, Wash, and
like it very much. We are all
we'll and getting along fine.
see by the papers you are
having very warm weather
back there. Well we are not
troubled with any warm
weather out here. We sleep
with as much cover on as we
had at home last winter and we
cannot hardly get sleep enough.
We don't wake up until Z or 8
every morning, and eat. We all
have the best appetites. Oh,
tell you this is the place to live
When it comes to climate, it
surely has them all skinned.
Ed arrived here last Thurs
day. He stopped off in Den
yer and Salt Lake. He thinks
this is a fine town.
We drove out to Liberty
Lake last Sunday and are going
out this afternoon. 1t is Is
miles on one street and per-
fect|y fine. We make it in. 40
to as minutes from the house.
We did not fish any last Sun
day. But ! am going to try it
today and tomorrow. We will
spend our 18th at the lake and
then | can tell you some big
fish stories. See?
Well, we would like to see
you all and tell you how nice it
is out here, but you are all from
Missouri, so you will have to
come and see for yourselves.
| have seen . rood many old
Mo. Valley peos,le out here and
it seems nice to meet them.
There were six Mo. Valley peo-
pie in the office Friday and we
thought we were still living in
Iowa, when we got to talking.
So you see there are a few good
people out here anyway.
Well, | must close and will
write you more about the coun-
try next time. AS Helen says
dinner is ready, so good by for
this time. We send you all our
hest wishes and hope this will
find you all we'll. Send the
paper to your old friend.
w. c. Fensler,
504 Cleveland, Ave.
Henry Smith formerly of
this city but now Living in
Green River Wyo.,, is in the city
the guest of relatives and
friends.
Miss Hazel Haldeman is in
Carroll, Iowa, for a week, the
guest of Miss Blanch Hoover.
D. c. Ford, OF Magnolia town
ship was a pleasant caller on
Wednesday.
Died
At his home in Modalo. Harri
son County, Iowa, July 9th,
1910, VIM. Ii. Mcqueen, age
so years past. ~,
The deceased was born in
Carroll ca Ohio, November 2G,
1929, and married to Miss Eliz-
abeth Walters, October 25th,
1858, coming to Harrison Coun-
ty, Iowa in 1865, and settled in
Taylor township where they
entered land and built their
home and reared their family.
The deceased was a mo Der
of the Good Templers, a Mason,
and Odd Fellow, and a member
of the M. p. Church, a highly
respected citizen and business
man. We have not learned the
funeral arrangements.
A. II. Livingston, of Hot
Springs, South Dakota, is in the
Valley for a few weeks visit
with his family and friends.
Miss Muller, Trimmer at the
South Millinery parlors, is visi-
ting her home in Walnut, Iowa,
for a short time.
Neal South, formerly of this
city, now of Audubon county, is
here, guest of relatives and
old friends for a few days.
The wooden floors in the fire
team stalls in the fire station,
were taken up yesterday, and a