Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-07
WEDNESDAY
Perry Bowen Of Omaha was q


her home by illness.
Mrs. T.. R. Pike was the guest
today of friends in Omaha.
Mrs. Ed Adams was an Omaha
visitor yesterday afternoon.
w. A. Donahoo was an Omaha
passenger yesterday afternoon.
Miss Verna Hoover spent the
afternoon shopping in Omaha.
Miss Ruth Wolfe spent the day
in Omaha visiting and shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orr were
among the Omaha visitors today.
w. ]. Price made business
trip this morning to River Sioux.
Ward McGavren was business
passenger this morning to
Lemars.
r. A. Moore is spending few
days in Carroll looking after oil
business.
Miss Lottie Gilmore of Mon
DAMN was a Valley visitor this
afternoon.
C. Purcell of Council Bluffs
was here today looking after his
land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Emge of
Dunlap visited at the w. H Emge
home yesterday
Misses Marjorie Ladson and
Nellie Kirkland We're shopping to-
day in Omaha.
/ M. O'Connor was Il passenger
Yesterday morning TO the Black
Hills on buiness.
j. p Martin was i'm Omaha
yesterday afternoon looking after
4 real estate business.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tierney OF
Dunlap were the guests yesterday
of Mrs. j. E. Tierney.
i Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Price drove
Ito Omaha this morning to spend
the day with friends.
i Mrs L. l.. Myers and daughter
are spending a few days with the
4 NJ. ID. Myers family in Logan.
Il Miss Osee Jones was the guest
yesterday afternoon OF her sister,
Mrs. Guy Anderson in Omaha.
Geo. Hoover and daughter.
lVerna, visited yesterday after
noon with Mrs. j. g. Campbell in
Blair.
Mrs. II. w. Glover returned
home yesterday from Little Sioux
where She has been nursing at the
: Bonney home.
Lee Peters and Hayward Sahr
came up from Omaha yesterday
to attend the opening of the new
Sahn garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Ohmstet
returned to their home in Ricket.
z today after a brief visit herr
z among relatives.
q Roy Walters Of Council Bluff
came up last evening to atten'
the big opening dance at tn
Sahn garage last evening.
= Miss Laura SeabIoom left yes
z terday afternoon for her home i
= Essex, Iowa, after few days
e visit with friends and relatives.
81 Mrs. r.. Miller, who has bee
I'M the guest the past several days {
III the Joe Kaplan hime, left thi
morning for their home
to Omaha.
I'd Mrs. A. E. Mathena left yeste1
y, day morning for Sioux City, whe1
re she will make her home. Mrs.
e. A. Johnson accompanied her IL
a brief visit.
Mrs. G. R. Stout entertaine
OF Mrs. Amor Stern of Logan an
L. Mrs. C. G. Lahman at dinner yes
t. terday. A splendid three-cours
dinner was served.
Mrs. e. A. Fletcher left for HI
ny home in Polk, Neb., this mornir
or after a visit with Mr.. and Mr.
n A. S. Jones. She expects to sper
ty the winter in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Reedy
Calhoun spent the afternoon
the Bluffs with their daughte
s. Mrs. Bert sherwin, VINO IS slow
! improving from a very serio,
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Goodw
le. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Over
ay drove to Omaha today TO after
the Wedding of Mutt and JEFF
es matinee at the Boyd theatre tn
ue afternoon.
G. Miss Phrone Butler who hi
re been confined to her home for II
st, past several months by Hines
er was taken yesterday afternoon
he the st. Bernard hospital in Coul
&c, Gil Bluffs.
he Lou Ohmstcd of this city w;
ne notified today that he was one
TO the civil service men who h,
va been chosen to act as a substitu
i'm the Omaha postoffice duri1
the holidays.
The foreigner who was arres
4. ed yesterday and taken before Il
% mayor for shopping around Il
Alex Cox home, east OF town. Mo-