Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

s0 reports Tie birth Of
n . y; B 9unSl girl Sunday to Mr..
81 81 |II Kerry Ash.
;SSsss elson lost part Of his
N Friday at the car shops
n isting in planning q
sSJ d Ie was working with his,
s. M and the glove caught in
u mi clline and before he could
~ hand free it had shaved
III one side Of his finger.
DIN Athey who has been
The past year at the
81 III eterson grocery, bought
O. Cox outfit on the gem
IL Very service and will be-
u lt Wednesday. Mr. Cox
athrn to his old job as bag
II i b man al the depot on Novem-
81 Has Adelheit Hack and Miss.
81 M CalWell Of Blair and Miss
m ris Eightell were the week end
N rita ~ Mrs. Harry Byers.
' ~ n Giddings, spent the
Al III Omaha shopping and yis-
Marie Gieger has returned
d nto from a very succ full mil
8 kerys season in Manning, la. She
4 4 ND III nor other Mrs: James Gle
q FL vent 10 Omaha this morn
fDr . two day visit.
Z The FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N fys who passed away early on
u ftday morning, was buried Sat-
afternoon from the home.
rewdson had charge of the
ixicea The little one was laid
Ssl TSst III the Frazier cemetery.
hOs. Pitzer of Portsfouth is
2lere Tor a few days, the guest Of
ones.
Chambers of Hudson, S..
IA Shere for asvisit with her
5D5Areist9, Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Jones.
ilIiam Kohl was able to re-
I.llrn ~ work this morning at tho
elevator after being laid
week with a mashed hand.
~ IS Squire is confined to his
his home on Mill street
@ ID - attack Of pneumonia.
lErence Jones, the little fell
szt1aS ho fell in a we'll last week,
4 \, 10 far recovered as to be able
~ sit up.
less Burkett is reported quite
slck &C his home. on Seventh
iset.
An Engle, who was operated
he eDmaha Saturday for apper :
c0liy is reported as getting on
lore ~. 4
Miss Esther Steinert was Oper
I tctI on yesterday at Mercy hes
for exopthmalic goiter =
fgssfz Nightman of Omaha and
NKonigmacher of this city, While
{ tina operation was a. very serious
Hene HE patient rallied very nicely
and reportedsAs getting alone
ThA;a little Waterhouse boy, who
y Wasx fecently run over by a wagon.
now out and around feeling
timer than a fiddle.
Roy Harrig is suffering with an
ahsCess on his right hand.
Dahl will open a shoe shop
sE5fh his week in the building recently
vacated by A. i. Harrington.
Hiss Mary McCarty will I'M
9sssfsergo an operation for appendi-
E0itia at Mercy hospital tomorrow
~ Dr.. Konigmacher of this city
and DR.. Hennessey Of the Bluffs.
MI. and Mrs. Adm Brown re-
ssscstved word yesterday from Whit
4 tier, CAL, stating that Edwin
Clark had passed away at his
home there last Wednesday. Mrs.
clark was formerly Miss Nellie
s51lcG Cavern OF this city
Mrs.. Harry Brown returned to
4 her home in Norfolk today after a.
brief visit here with her parents,
! Mr. and Mrs. John Zahner.
Mrs: w. ID. Hood and children
returned to their home in SUI
1 perior, Neb., this morning after a
4 lev days visit at the j. R. Blunt
Il Vi 4
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blunt and
1 kaby Of Fremont were guests at
the j. r. Blunt home yesterday.
B Mrs. Lee Highley was an Oma-
Ina shopper today
Mrs. Peter Berg of Herman,
Mob, who was the weekend
Ruest Of Mrs. Kate knight. left
fIlis morning for brief visit
Is her uncle in Orson.
Nj. and Mrs Ed Tamisiea OF
sSssraig, Neb. we're the Sunday
& ,aests Of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Laura Stewart.
Dr. and Mrs. William d. Pow
sell and son returned to Omaha
I'M ter weeks visit in the city at
M Dan Finley home.
Rev. Cross Of Wayne stopped Off
& SSfsveen trains this morning to
S6nke hands with few Of his.
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