Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-18


Andrew Tamisiea was an Oma-
ha passenger this afternoon and
spent a few hours with his wife
al tho Nicholas scnn hospital.
Mrs. G.. u. Mcir and Miss Mae
Ghristman were Omaha visitors
today, where the latter is having
her ear treated by specialist.
Mrs. Eva Gartcr returned to her
home in the Bluffs this afternoon,
after a few days visit at the Viii
liam kinnrt home on Sunnyside.
w. b. keita was in tho city a
| few hours this morning. lie bad
just returned from tgip east
and was on his way home to Mon
| DAMN.
Miss Rnrnadette MrGarty. who
was operated on for appendicitis
at Mercy hospital in tho bluffs on
| Monday morning. is getting along
nicely.
". j. Barr of Carroll PASSED
through the Valley yesterday with
a new auto hearse, which he had
purchased from Murphy & Son i'm
! Omaha.
Thc.city is doing considerable
work north Of the fair grounds in
| Willow Park, grading for perma-
ncnt sidewalks 10 the south side
of Willow Park
\ box supper vas enjoyed ly
about twenty Young people at the
Everett Smith home on Eighth
street. The evening was spent in
games and music.
The Mccrickland Bros. VIII
give dance In their halt seuth
of town Saturday evening, nay
90. Good music and soea Ntns
assured.-m2o
p. j. Conrath, II Western repre-
sentative of the National Tube
COMPANY of pittshurs, pa, stop
ped over here today for q few
hours visit with NJ. O'Connor
Mrs. Charles DolinS left this
morning for Pennington. la.
after an extended visit here at tht
n. G.. Shafcr home. From there
she will return To her home il
New Mexico. Mrs. Shafcr &C
companicd her as far as Omaha
\ jolly gathering of severa
mrmhers of the Christian churcl
met last evening at the home o
Rev. and Mrs. GrrWdson. Fh
early part OF the evening th
ladies visited and enjoyed music
after which the gentlemen artive,
aud "a delicious supper was served
g. u. Moora, the popular cat
man. has purchased the Tninl
Chop house in the South, bujldin
and will conduct the business il
. his usual thorough manner. Thi
is the seventh cafe Mr.. Moore ha
owned here and he has alway
made his place one of the mos
popular in town.
NJ. J Worth OF Motldnmin, &c
COMMANDED by Alvin Mctcal
drove Ia the Valley ycsterda,
F, bringing Miss GLADYS North I
remain for slime time under tn
+ cars of Drs Gamble. Miss Gladly
) is Just recovering from q pro
iracted illness, appendicitis Wit
complications, and hoping to es
! cape fine necessity nf an opera
tion.
About thirty girls We're enter
tanned last evening at the l.. !
pike home on North Third stree
/ by he Misses Dorothy Pike an
!. La Refine Tamisiea as cOurtes
ia Miss Dclores Carlin, who wi
, soon leave for Norfolk Ia NAL,
her home. The early part Of tn
evening Was spent in 4 guessin
contest. in which Miss I.olet
!. Egan captured lrst prize an
Miss Dcna Shaw the BOBBY priz,
The remainder of the evenin
was a glorinns round of pleasur,
The young folks had full chars
4 of the home and games and musi
/, held full sway until late in tx,
evening. when "A delicious three
4 .9arsc supper was served by H.
Misses Adclinn and Mildred n,.'
il. ed hy tho Misses Marg4"t
'rauisina and Genevieve q. ~
''i0r a few moro musical seio.'
.',n> ''n mnrry crowd depl Q
A ~. ,l.rir various homes.
. Birthday Party.
\ very pleasant evening wa
cninyed nj the home of Mr.. an
Mrs w =. smith OH Saturda
/, evening. when twenty guests ar
rived To help them celebrate thpi
birthdays. The evening was spe1
in playing progressive whist. TIT
4 rooms We're very pretty with thei
small tables and cut flowers.
Mrs. Fry and Mr.. Ross Coultll
: ard were awarded the prize fo
The highest score. At II o'cloc
a delicious two-cnnrse lunch wa