Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
TuESDAY

Omaha visitor today.
Mrs. John Ford was an Omaha
4 passenger this morning.
Miss Cora Skinner spent The
day shopning in Omaha.
Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Hester of Mo-
dale was a Valley shopper today.
Julius Mcdonald is reported
quite sick with ntomaine poison-
ing.
p. Cress, barber from pisgah.
was in the Valley today calling on
friends.
The Fred Brown garage sold
an Auburn to q. r.. Mcintosh OF
MOndamin.
Mrs. Moses Smith is spending
month with relatives and friends
in the Bluffs.
Nick Spencer. who has been
! quite sick the past month. is re-
ported no better.
Miss Eva McMillcn of Honey
Greek spent the afternoon ycsler-
day in the Valley.
Mrs. Frank Schwertlcy of Mo-
dale was the guest of friends i'm
the Valley yesterday.
Mrs. B. i. Carey Of California
is,:Aetion was the guest Of friends
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Kluits of Mondamin
spent the afternoon Yesterday
shopping i'm the Valley.
Mrs. c. w. Colt is reported
quite sick at the home of her
son. Clark Colt. i'm Omaha.
Miss Eva Gill returned last
evening from weeks visit al The
+ G. Lighted home in Omaha.
William Houehton. driver on
general delivery route No. 4. is
confined To his home by Illness.
Lester Rockhill and the Misses
4 Ruth Freeman and Mabel Rockhill
drove to Omaha this morning To
spend the day.
Mrs. Nora b. Oberlin of Sioux
City arrived here Today for few
days visit with Mrs. Anna Will
liams and family.
Mrs. Frank Mcqueen and Miss
Cora Ashcroft of Modale were in
the Valley yesterday having some
dental work done.
Miss Mildred Dingman of Vail
and Miss Inez Wyatt of pisgah
are the guests this week of Miss
Geneva Blackburn.
Mace Hansen. who recently un-
derwent an operation al the Mich
Olas Sem hospital i'm Omaha. is
getting along fine.
Lawrence Hearn, who has been
working the past few months al
Carroll. arrived today for brief
visit with home folks.
Miss Mary T.anscn returned TO
her home in the Bluffs yesterday
after few days visit here with
her uncle. NJ. c. I.ansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Davis left
last evening for their home i'm
Pekin, Ill.,. after an extended visit
here at the J. G. Phillips home.
Miss Martha Harris of Huron.
8. d.. arrived this morning for a
few weeks visit at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Lou Harris. ON
West street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas
and baby Of North Platte. Neh..
are here for weeks visit with
the formers mother. Mrs. Mar
garet Thomas.
Miss Geneva Blackburn enter
tanned fourteen friends last even
ing as a courtesy to her guests.
Miss Wyatt of Pisgah and Miss
Dingman of Vail. The guests
were taken i'm automobiles to
Mobiles lake. where they enjoyed
the early part of the evening. ON
their return To the city they re-
paired To tho Blackburn homo.
I where the remainder Of the even
ing was spent in games. music
and guessing contest. Miss Ruth
Freeman winning The first prize
in the latter. The merry crowd
was then invited into the dining
room, where delicious rcfrrsl-
ments we're served 10y Mesdamcs
Blackburn and Dingman. The out
Of-tOwn guests were MrssrS Les
ter Rockhill of hardwood. Ia.
William Neitz of Norfolk. and the
Misses Mabel Rockhill of Larch-
wood. Mildred Dingman of Vail
and Inez Wyatt of Pisgah.
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