Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
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Sheriff Myers of Logan was in
n he city today on business.
Dr Heise purchased Buick
our Of the Brown garage.
Mrs. ]. A. Roland was a Sioux
City passenger this morning.
S1ss Mrs. NJ. F.. Hurley spent the
afternoon in Omaha shopping.
Is M Charles LaDue of Onawa was
the Sunday guest of home folks.
+ II. and Mrs. B. Brown de-
a arted this morning for Galifor-
S s59s5 Frances Ryan is confined
W 0sli6f home in The country by ill
~ iess
Q. Catchpole has resigned
ais position with the Brundige
q hardware company.
Ss' S,S' = II S. Cox of Denver is spend
's' 9g few days with his sister,
~ RS. C. "A. Walker.
Mrs. Francis Render is getting
along nicely at the Nicholas Sem
n hospital in Omaha.
Nels Thomson left this after
Y noon for Randolph, Neb., where he
will visit relatives.
Miss Edith Amen is spending a
few days with Mrs. R. l.. Coulth-
ard at the junction.
floyd PETERSON has arrived
\ from Canada for a visit with his
uncle, w. s. Peterson.
Miss Vera Haldeman has ac-
cepted- a position as assistant in
4 DIR: McEvoy's office.
Is & s Mr.. anu Mrs. Charles Mandelko
stwere over from Norfolk to spend
the day with relatives.
Tillman Hatcher of Sioux City
has been called to the Valley by
the death of VIM. stodgel.
The William Quinlan family
from west of town are spending
the day at the home of j. p. Egan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ID. Miller from
Milwaukee are spending the week
with the latter's sister, Mrs. Geo.
Blunt.
q Miss salome schwertley and
Nellie Gilmore of the Bluffs spent
Sunday here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Z. E. Riggs, editor of the
Van Meter, Ia, Reporter, was in
the city 2 few hours today on
business
Sheriff Myers found p. L. Nc
Gains horse four miles west of
W0odbine in Bigler's grove last
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Murphy and children
OF Parsons, Kas., arrived this
morning for a visit at the w. D.
Cody home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shook and
children left this afternoon for a
two weeks visit with relatives in
Charlton, la.
a marriage license was issued
in Omaha Saturday to Robert A.
gBatey of st. Louis and Ethel G.
Pence Of this city.
Somehow Hughes on the issues
sounds much like John D. Rock
efeller or j. Pierpont Morgan on
the witness stand.
DIR. and Mrs. j. H. Kerr of
Akron are here for few days
visit with the A. A. Bird family
and other relatives.
Mrs. e. C. Fouts is reported
very low at the home of her
daughter in scribner, Neb., fol-
lowing an operation.
Miss Dollie Morrow of Modale
and Mrs. Carl Crewdson of Mon.
damin spent the afternoon with
Mrs. Horace Warren.
Il Miss Mable Sands and Miss
Vera Coulthard of Omaha spent
Sunday at the John f. Coulthard
home in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bur-.
bank left yesterday for Clinton,
where they will attend the state
meeting of the Rebelah lodge.
Mrs. George Orway of Monda-
min came to the Valley yesterday
to remain for a course of treat
ment for a nervous breakdown.
That war On sea craft off the
American shores is il, foreign and
not American vessels and sea-
men, thanks to Woodrow Wilson.
John O'Connor of Sioux City
vas TIE Sunday guest of home
f..'h>. He Also attended li.s iu-
i.sra lof .s.>l,n Adams this M. n
ing
Sidney Johnson and Charles
Bertelsen returned this morning
from Racine, Wis, where they.
went to attend the wedding of a
friend.
William Stodgel passed away
j Saturday evening at Al O'Clock at
ibis home on West street after q
several months illness. Obituary
later.
Mesdames O. N. Pitches and T..
Stewart and children have re-
turned to their homes in York,
1 sNeb., after a. few days visit with
n Mra 4onrrQ EIpdpn