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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-24
lteber Speratipnen Der expeditions
trnppe nidlts befannt.

" IL y u III, "A. -VtuIo. Slil7
onoer ipioeripre6enbe Mtelbungen
iiber 9onSentrierling BON Gurran5a.
Sruppen on Ser @ren5e trafen bier
beitte nod ein. gln1erifnniide &on-
itln III Wierico, nelfe alif slnorb-
rtiing oes Staats0eparten1ent5 bieie
acknowledgements imteriitht ba=
ben, berid)teten, bob tic feine 9on-
5entrierline pon Sruppen III ben
norbli1en Seilen Der &epublif i'm
Den fonnten. Senator sliburit bon
Nri5onn erbielt hingcgcn beute bon
Q. u. Hidaroion bon Soligla5 eiIt
Selegranlnl, iponodl ein rnerifalii-
i6er General nit 5000 Wfann So.
panerie llnb 40 Stiif 9lrtillerie on
cinem Siutft ienieits Der @reiSe, Ser
bios 5ebn glod bonn Centrum Ser
Staot Douglas entfernt lit, einge-
troffen more. itnb 6aB ipeitere 1000
@tnnn Gnrran5a.&aoalerie iid feds
Weilen iiiblid) BON Der 8ren5e aitf.
bielten. 9ii6oroion telegrnpbiertc,
oab Die Sipei Meilen bon Sonelas
itationierten amerifaniidcn Sriippen
elmer ocrortigen Situation nid)t ge.
pa6ien ip6reir itno bab Gin slngriff
bcfiirdltet pcroe. gr fiigtc bin5u,
oab Die @oibingtoner &egierung ber
anlerifaniiden Srllppen perboten
bate, WaBnnbmen 5ir Gerteioiglinq
iu treffen, bo mat fol6es IN Merico
falidl aiisleeen fonnte, pGhreno Sic
Nerifoner iif) gegen Die Scr Staa-
ten perihan5t itno Srabt5aitne er-
rid)tet bdtten.
Senator 9liburit erfl1rte, er fennC
&ihoroion lutb bulte ieine Snfor-
nation fir oiltoritotip.
sd iibcrgcbe oieies Selegromm
5ur Seroffentlidung," iagte Der &c.
notor, Limb perbe es nidlt einmal
Dem Senot unterbreiten, neil es iire.
los tp1re. SD bnbe es lott, mid
oorlim 81 benliibeil, oaB etluas &C
idebe. "
Gin Dement, a1ts Spnpra.
SouaIos, 9(ris., "a. W6r3
Gen. g. Glias Gales, 0filitGr- -@o,t
berneur bon Sonora, beltritt belltC
gto6ridteit, iponoh cine groBe 3obI
merifanii6er Sritppen Igita Srieta
gegeitiiber Douglas, erreif)t bate
Cine 11nteriu6une ergab, Dob lid
feline groBcre 3obI Srlippen in Nguc
Brieto befinoet oIs ionit.
@nmidl @ater oes 6ebanfens.
@IBaip, Ser, "a. Waar5. %:
bieiige milit1rii6e Saiiptauurtiel
bot beute pornlittog feline gtahrih
erbaIten, peIdc Die 0telbune beitoti
gen fonnte, boB omerifanii1c 5rltp
pen uno Die Garron5o-glrmee Si1t
uno feline ganbiten itn,5ingelt batter
u1o oab elm &anipf beporitebe. Sri
ncbreren Sogen bot Sen. 8erihinl
ni6ts iiber Die Sperotionen ieincl
Sruppen horen laiien.
3nbe bur benz Stnrm?
@aibington, "a. WtGr5. =
| Staotsbeportements .9epei6en oil:
Gurongo, San 9llis Hotoii, 9togalei
lno onberen Bunften melben, bai
BORT iiberan 9fube berrife ameri
faner perloiien Die 9uroueo.SegenS
aber nirgenbs fam es 81 Seinonitra
tionen gegen @merifa. @eenten ai
Der 9reit5e iiiib initrltiert, iorgfalti!
na6 Wiunitions Senbrngen mad
Ierico 9lusidlnI 5li balten. SSrl
Staatsoepartement nuroe geiagt
bab Die Snitrrftionen bobingeben
ou1 feline Deui1ition on iene Gor
ror5a.Iruppen our65uloiien, oercl
2opaIit6t fiir Die De facto-&esierrnl
3fpeifeIboft lit.
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-24
Silfe tiir bic glbbrdnbltr.
slusnitn's nbgebranntes @iertel mirS
bercits iuieoer anfgebant.

auguita, Ga, "a. War5. sllt-
guita gins belte oaron, Dem abge-
bronnten Staotteil ipieber aiifsu.
bouen, na6bem S1ritte fiir SiIfelei.
itung OIL Die @bbrdnoler setroffen ma.
rem. Gin Sonbs BON $4,000 ion
ourf subifriptionen altfsebrnht
merben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-24

bic lultt Or. @aite's eigenem &C.
it1nbniS iid) nit ibm in cinem Sntel
'ols Or, lmo sSrau @. @alters hotte
regiitrieren laiieit. ipuroe bon 0en
Seboroen nod ltidt befonntgegeben.
Man balt es ober nidlt mir ipabr-
ideinlid) bab, lie &enntnis bon oen
ongebli6en WiorDtaten bat. Gs miro
bebanptet, baB Or. g8aitc, no6benl
er Don Dem Acknowledgements ieine5
Sdnicgcrpnters aus 8rnno EapioS
5uriifgefcbrt mar, Die SSralt tclepbo-
MIDI onricf lno iIr riet, bns 6otel
jill perlaiien. Seither wurbe iie llif]t
geieben.
Sic ltnindlung in @rnnb GapibS.
8ranb 8upios, Mid., "a.
MGr5. GSrancis t. 0tanciilo lmo Die
9teip gorfer 9eteftipe, Die bier bel
Der ltnterilldung bes Sp0es SSobn 6.
Beds ntitbelfen, iperoen nod bis
Sonntoq in @runb &apios perblei-
ben. Die fiuan5icIlen 9lngelegenbci-
ten Or. Nrtbltr ". @aite's meroen
bier ilntcriuht. 6esglei6en ipas aus
oen @eloe ipuroe, ons er 5ipeds sln-
logcil bierher gciunot bate. Sralt
gSoite miro bon ben Seteftipelt altfs
neuc oerhort perbcu, che iie nod
9tetp Yorf juriidfcbrcn. Gie 6rall
oes 3obnarStes liegt an bon Splgen
ser cri6iitternoen GreieniIie fruitf
i'll 9ctt uno MIR Die Geteftipe uno
ibr 9rlloer, Gercp Sef, fonuen iie
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mem Sage = ncbu1t ein tiirtiihes
Bah i'm Oriental Sotal. (ans)
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Ste &dmpfe dit oer Sitfront neb.
men fortgeiebt ernitere
Geitalt an.

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Sallin gibt SOllanb SET
iid)ernng irennOlider
btlltidcr @eiinnung.
81 Cffisicre nnb 379 Dunn bel !San-
court sefangen.
@icoerhOltc prseblif)e Slngriffe Der
9iniien bel Saepbitnbt.
Stnrmnnsriffe bel Siinaburs nno
.@ioip feblseidllagen.
2tues Gimfummenitcncr-@ciet pur
Der rniiiifen Snma.
1880 ariessiuitiuen lin Snnobcere
@ruhbritanniens.
Sctbmnnn.Sraftipn iicst inn Teidls-
tag iibcr Sirpit. .9lubGnser.
Berlin, "a. WiGrs, iiber Sun-
BON. @eiterc Grfplge iiuo uun ben
Scutid)cn in Der llmgebung bon
,Suneuurt, nproWeitlidl uun Terbnn,
acmunncn luurocn, iuie BON oem 6ru-
zen Snnptanartier bcnte angefiinbigt
wiro. is uirb gcmcloet, Dae 5,uei
luciterc Sd)iiBcusrdbcn senummen
iunroen
IS beiht, oae Der 9ieidlstag iidD
bcntc pber mursen bis sum Gnbc
9lpril Dcrtngen miro, nm oen 5nitan-
Sisem Insid)Iiicn Seit nnb @clcsen-
belt su scben, Die Budget nnb
Stenerfrngen ;n erOrtern. SisIe @er-
tngnng 6ringt audD cine 6inansidDie-
bung Der Hcoe bes 9eidlsfanSlers NIT
iid,, Der iidD iiber Die 9iuslanopulitif
bcs 9anbcS Gnfern mill. Sic beSen-
tet andl idjlieflidl Die &eridDlcppung
Der Scbattc iibsr Sen Sanhbootfries.
glns Der hcntigen Sebntte ergnb
iidD, baf oic apnieruntiUen nd bel
ocm 9lbfpmncn, cine Gr0rternns Der
Snndlbuotfrngc in uffener Sisnng
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babcn. 8raf @satarp fat erfldrt, CT
iei pillig, iidl on oas slbfpmmcn ge-
bmnoen III crnd)fen inter Der Scoin,
gnns, bae Die gugelcseubeif nm 10
breiter i'm slnsidlnfie cr0rtert wiro.
Ser amtlidle ariessberidlt Der
Sbcritcn Seeresleitnns hat fulgenben
@ortlnut;
8eitlider aricssidDanpias: lie
Seftigfeit Der Nrtillerisonelle per-
mehrte iidl scitweiie betradltlidl in Ger
Champagne. geiombers an Der Stra-
fe ;ruiidDen Spmme Bp nnS Suuain
ioiuie in Sen grsnnncu nno i'm 9i-
itrift Der Mnas bis in Die @escnO Der
Rpiel. 9Sir habeu nniere Grfulse
pom Tittispdl lpeitsr perfulst nno
lueitere Ibidlnittc pon SdlnsensrGben
bel Snneunrt beiett Bel oieier 8e.
lssenheit srhObtr iidl Die 3abi DER Sc
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ciglif iammelten, am einen itarfen
goritoH sssen ben grldenfopf bei
5arpbitaSt Gitiidl- BON gnidjhof IN
nnfernebmen, madlteu iie pG6rcnS
Der Raht mieSerhplt Mngriiie n6rb.
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General Eeribing iuetteifert nit met
limb Mpltfc - i'm Sfiucigcn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
OBITUARY.
Alrs. w. IL. Yvlthrovv.

Mrs. w. H. Withrvw PASSED
away at her home in Council
Bluffs ct 8 o'clocs ,Ghcistmas
morning. She has been O SUI
ferer with diabetes fer the past,
three years, hut even her immc..
diate family did not realize Ler
serious conditions. Las. Thursday
she was taken suddenly was So aud
failed rapidly until Chrislmas
morning. when her tired spirit
took flight. All of her children
were with her constantly and with
them she made every preparation.
Almost to the last she waa con-
scious and when the end came il
was just the passing from q
troubled sleep ia peaceful quiet
rest.
Ella Maria McCann, daughter of
John and Ellen McCann, Iwas born
in Philadelphia, Pa. June %,
1861, and died in Council Bluffs,
December 25. 1916. aged IS years
and six months. She moved to
Woodbine, Ia, with her parents
when a girl Of i2 and lived there
until womanhood. She was mar
ried there to w. n. Withrow No
vember 90. 1883. To this union
four children were born, all OF
whom are living and were with
her during her last illness. After
her marriage they lived in Wood
bine for = time, afterward coming
to this city, where they resided un-
til about three years ago. when
they moved to Omaha, afterward
moving to Council Bluffs. Tho
deceased leaves four children,
Fred, Mrs. r. G. Lahman, Frances
and William; husband, W.. H.
Withrows three brothers. Will
liam, John and Frank, and ono
Fsister, Miss Matte McCann.
Mrs. Withrow was a woman Of
unusual generosity, always doing
for others and never thinking Of
Herself. and her friends are num-
bered by the score. She was q
devout member of the Catholic
church and belonged to the Royal
Nsiehbor and Degree Of Honor
lodges.
The funeral Wall be held from
st. patrick's church Wednesday
Fat 1900 q. m. and burial viii be
in Mt. Carmel cemetery,
Those wishing to view the re-
mains may call - the LahnAn
home from seven TO nine this. evs-
ming or eight-thirty to ntna-thir-
[ty tomorrow.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
They're Lucky GUYS.

The patrons of the Iowa Gas
[and Electric company's heat
lines are surely lucky guys this
year, with the price of hard coal
soaring and hard to get at any
price. The heat has been perfect,
maintaining an equal temperature
at all times. The pleasure OF
looming into warm office or
store building the first thing In
the morning is worth a good deal,
mot figuring anything for the
convenience and lack of fire risk.
Steam coal has advanced with the
Eprice of other Goals andewe doubt
|lif a store building could be heated
as cheaply by an individual unit
as this company does il. With
this heat there is no work, no dirt
and no worry. The price Of hard
coal can go as high as it likes
land these lucky heat users only
|smile with a ''Ish ca biibble''
smile. II they can't enjoy, Q
merry Christmas il is their own
fault.
The present; company has, sure
ly given excellent satisfaction TO
their heat patrons for the past
Eseveral years and, from the new
Eservices being installed, we im-
agine the people are wise TO the
fact. They plan on making some
extensions next year and n such
is the case they no doubt, VIII be
able to secure all the cuat0mecs
they can handle.--Adv.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
sisssios a. ofstosrs,

St. Roses Court No. 800,
FWomen's Catholic Order Of For
|esters, met Wednesday evening,
Dec. 20, at the X. C. hall and the
following officers werst elected:
Tressa Gilmore, chief ranger.
Ellen Burke, vice chief ranger.
Katherine Kennedy, financial
secretary.
Anna Kirlsy, recording secre--
tary.
May isabelle Williams, treas
urer.
Anna Cusack, senior conductor.
Fahne Dsur. junior CONDUCTOR.
Mary G. Tamisiea. Katherine
Moriarity. Mary 3. Fasan, trns-
tees.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Weekly Weather Forecast.

For Upper MISSISSIPPI Valley
and Plains States: Temperatures
will be below the seasonal normal
during the week; pronounced
colder weather will overspread
these districts Tuesday and
Wednesday and will continue cold
thereafter till near the closeiof the
week. Snow is probably at the
beginning Of the week and again
Thursday or Friday. A..
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

Missouri Valley High school
clashed with Magnolia High
school in haskell hall game at
the new high school gymnasium
Friday evening, Dec. %. The
game was we'll attended and the
Missouri Valley team responded
by winning the game by the score
|of SO to 90. Missouri Valley led
at the end of the first half also
by the SCORE OF is TO IL, The
game was we'll played, with but
few fouls. The Magnolia boys
played an exceedingly clean game
and are commended for it,. Mar
tin and Ghaloupka divided the
honors for the Valley in the way
Of basket shooting, getting away
with eight baskets apiece. Radtke
for Magnolia shot seven Baskets.
Missouri Valley, however. made
the most fouls, due To a lack pf
practice, moro than likely.
Score:
MAGNOLIA (29} MO. VAL
Magnolia l29) No. Valley (30}
Radtke ...lf............ McCune
c. Kilts.-.......-.rf........ Ghaloupka
n. kllts..-....-....c.-..-...-...-. Martin
Girtor --...:....-.-lg.......... Johnson
Kersteh ..,.-.....rg.... Chambers (C)
SubstitutAs: Good for McGune.
Baskets: Missouri Valley, Chal-
oupka (8). Martin ls), Good (2);
Magnolia, Radtke a., G. Kills
KY, H. kits l3). Free Throws:
Missouri Valley. McCuneN (2},
Martin 90; Magnolia, Radtke ~.
III. kits az.
/ The result Of tho game between
Senior and Junior girls was 10 10
~ IN fsvor of the juniors.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hall received
the birth announcement yester-
day of q fine hoy born TO Mr.. and
Mrs: o. E. Walker Of Ottumpa
Thursday. Mrs. Walker was for
merly of this city, Miss Mildred
Hall.
Hans Hansen and son, Leonard.
departed this morning for Spen-
Ger, Ia, to spend the week with
the formers sister, Mrs. Millbr.
Miss Mae Kinyon arrived home
this afternoon for q few days,
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ThOs. Kiny0n.
Mrs. ]. L. Bird and Miss, ,Hasis
Bird spent the day N OnaAas With
Mr.. Bird at the Clarksm hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Norrow
and the ]. G. schulmAiatei fszn-
lily will be the Christmas, ,enAsas
Of the e. C. shafsr family. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman. Toupa
will spend the holidsys, Win 'lie,
and Mrs. Gail Mckain IN Qm&ha.
Julius. Keenes has purpAassd
la Ford car. Y
Ed Cummings received Q maj.
sage yesterday telling Of th@ DOH
Tot 0pn 70 N li1Il ~ s3|.1flIif
Neb. who: passed 49, re- ~
morning at 4;30 at the ho{e 81
Ibis daughter Mra. .NsQreie 1s0tp,
lin Brock, Neb., after = fAMUee1n6,
illness Of dropsy., Mr.. GOuJ1
was q resident Of thssN city esfsg11
years ago and was form q ~
er Of the Ed Gill haFness ahQp. il il
Mrs. H. A. NeWton and childaen
were Omaha visitors today S
DR.. Gamble. wasscalled sCaebla
today, to seesC. @. Crispin, wAoa IS
very i'll with pneumonia, !
NJ. ID. Price OF Boise City, Daa.,
Lie spending a few days. here With
This brother, X. L. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Niddl1lpn
and children of Chicaeo MILL be
the guests of the John sonens
family over Christmas. v
Mrs. James Evans left today
for visit with relatives In AZ
Iibion, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Durleb left
this evening for a holiday, Hisit
with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. w. d. Crewdson. and bdby
accompanied her sister, Miss
Matte Cobb. home TO- Rooms this
morning, where sha will visit IN.
|til ready. to. 60 TO their new shpm6
I'm Cherokee. g /
Mr.. and Mrs.. Bert Davis sinft
this morning for Chadron to
lspend Xmas.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Miss Irene Cody has resigned
her position at the Rhodabeck
Racket, after two years Of steady
work

~AS$S1y
her position at the Rhodabeck
Racket, after two years of stsady
work.
George Tamisiea, brother spf j.
ID. Tamisiea of this city, is Ne
ported very low at his home in
Omaha.
J. w. Harris is in Extra to at
tend the funeral Of his sistor,
Mrs. Bell Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Heiman are the
guests this week Of relatives in
Boone.
Mrs. c. H. Bell of Huron, s. D.,
lis here for few weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. f. A. Heath.
Daniel Hansen, eldest son Of
Hans Hansen, and Miss Florence
Rhoten, both of this city, we're
quietly married Saturday night.
They will make their home in Mis-.
souri, Valley.
Miss Marjorie McKinnon, who
recently underwent a serious op-
Grafton for appendicitis at hos
pital in Minneapolis, rallied nice-
llly from the operation and is got
sing along as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Thomas Kranskopf of Mitchell,
S. d., Mr.. and Mrs. A. McFee and
daughter, Ellen, of Magnolia, Mrs.
John .Kitterham and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons
We're the guests yesterday OF Mrs.
William Krauskopf.
Mrs. j. B. Young and Mrs. w.
B. McCaull accompanied Mrs.
Viola Camerer 10 her home in n
linois Saturday evening to attend
the funeral of the latter's hus-
band, who was shot Friday on a
ranch in Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Finley enter
tanned through the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. William Riley and Miss
Riley of Sioux City, DIR. and Mrs.
Howley and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Finley and daugh-
ter, James and Ruth Finley. Of
Norfolk.
Usually we have snow storms
and billiards. at Xmas time, but
last evening we were shocked ia
the limit when a heavy electrical
and thunderstorm visited this
city and vicinity. A blizzard Il
reported on its way here from the
Black Hills.
II. M. Rhodabeck received word
today ofsthe death Of his brother.
in-law, H. NJ. Foster. at his hUmt
in stockton, Cal. His sister, Mra.
Foster, is in the hospital there
with an infected arm, the result Ol
an operation for the TRANSMISSION
of blood, which she underwent il,
hopes of saving the life Of her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. ROden and
children of Carroll we're tho week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. WilS
son Doty. Mrs. Roden and chill
dren and Mrs. Doty went to Or
son this morning to spend the day
with relatives. The Doty family
held family reunion yesterday at
their home in Willow Park.
The Christmas dance last eve.
ming was splendid success. The
hall had been beautifully trimmed
with streamers of small Xmas
bells, with the larger bells sus-
pended from the ceiling. South IS
sour-piece orchestra furnishedthe
music. A large crowd Of young
people from Woodbine and Logan
were also present.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crozier OF
spent Xmas at the James
Hansen home in Willow Park.

Omaha spent Xmas at the James
Hansen home in Willow Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Il. Goulthard
will be the guests this week of
relatives in Dow City.
The Twentieth Century Dancing
Rclub will give Nmas party this
evening at the X. G. hall.
B. j. Riley of Council Bluffs
was the guest yesterday of home
folks.
Mrs. J. III. Dimmick of Omaha
spent Christmas in the city with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Brundige
entertained forty relatives and
friends at a Xmas dinner yester-
day.
Mrs. Frank Brown of Vermil-
lion, S. d., is here for brief vis-
it with her aunt, Mrs. Henry
lSpires.
C. w. Hay returned to his home
in Adel this afternoon, after a
few days visit at the G.. w. Bur-
kett home.
Mr.. ,and7sMrs. VIM. p. Welch' of
Loganzspenl the weekend with
relatives in The Valley and. Cali
ttasforiaiaas1 1Rhc tisn. 81 a !.
MlssaHelhn Blood of Sioux City
came down This afternoon for a
weeks visit with Miss Marie
Tanlisiea and Mrs. II. j. lIennes-
soy.
y. d. Freeman of Sioux City
spent the weekend i'm the city
with his brother, j. j.. freeman,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Gallup of Min
ncapolis are here for few days
visit at the DIR. Hugh Tamisiea
home.
Miss Susie Bird and Mrs. j.. L..
bird visited in Omaha this after
noon with the lattcr's husband at
the Clarkson hospital.
The Misses Katherine and Pa
tricia Kearn OF Norfolk stopped
off today for brief call at the
j. N. Tamisiea home. They were
on their way to Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Atherton OF
Peoria, lll., arrived Saturday for
"a couple OF weeks visit with the
w. L. Roden and ~, G. Adams
families.
DR.. James Bell of Kirksville,
Mo-, who has been the guest of the
DR.. Gamble home the past week,
departed this morning for Teka-
NAH, Neb.
Mrs. Dan McCallan and chill
dren arrived this afternoon from
sheridan, Wyo., TO visit a asfew
weeks with The formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.. Allmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Middleton
and children, who have been the
guests the past several days of
Mr.. and Mrs. joint Owens, left
this afternoon for their home in
Chicago.
The Misses Esther and Ellen
Stokes, who have been The guests
the past few days Of their sister,
Mrs. Charles Bertclsen, returned
to their home in Modale this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alcorn and
Miss Carrie Vandowa of Omaha
were guests. yesterday of the r.. j.
Tennent home on West street. The
latter will remain for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Glenn Silk and daughter
and Mrs. Anna Jennings came up
from Omaha to spend the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Way.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
New Billiard Mail onAns,

The new Wright billiard hall
opened Saturday with all new
equipment. 1t is the newest and
best outfit seen in Missouri
Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

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Chris Andersop spent Xmas in
g lpes Moines with his uncle. Nels
Peterson. :
8. I. .Goidh,att spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives in
Sioux City.
Dr. Lusk reports the birth of a
girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Martin
Sunday evening.
Z DIR. Lusk reports the birth of a
hoy to Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lun-
'kel Monday evening,
!. A.. e. BessiPe and John Nelson
made. . business trip to Council
Bluffs this morning.
= Miss Eunice Uehling will spend
ftAe week In the country with the
James House family.
s Charles LaDue came down from
DnAva Saturday 10. spend a few
4Ays. with home folks.
q Mrs. n. A. 9 Newton and Mrs
Nabls Martin spent the afternoon
with friends in Omaha.
8 Ara. w. ). Price and daughter
.Aarj0rte. spsnt Xmas with the
mother In Ames.
Ed Smith, who fell In q pit in
lhe shops Sunday. was. slightly
y psujyeo tnls nfufning. xa s
n h6 III. s1fed Farmer ii ii
& Omaha apeIt the day yesterday ii
The CITY with Mrs. Susie Farmer.
/ Miss. Irene Brinker Of Omaha is
Ispendinsta few days at the John
4rinheF and John A. Coulthard
|Apmes. s
Z Mr.. ana Mrs. Dennis o'Leary
Of Sioux City are spending a few
days here with Mrs; Elizabeth
Bird.
ts Miss Vanie Dessert OF Omaha
vas the over Sunday gt,estTof her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs a.. Dessert
On North Third street.
Misses Salome Fitzgibbon and
Nellie Gilmore returned 10 Omaha
This morning after a few days
visit hNre with relatives.
d Mrs. Frank Oviatt is suffering
with an attack of gall stone
trouble at the home Of her daugh-
tor, Mrs. +. N. Rhodabeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Haskins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Haskins OF
Omaha were the guests yesterday
of the L. S.sHaskins family.
Miss Mary Hansen returned to
Ames this morning, after enjoy
Ing . brief visit here with her
brothers and sisters.
Frank Meseh and daughter OF
New York City, who have been the
Guests of.the. Fred. Hughes family
IN the country the past few days,
spent tho. day with relatives in
lOaAWa.
D0lbert Myers and George True
arc homa for &he holidays from
Wisconsin, where they are attend
Ing Menominse college this year.
Miss Pearl Myers is home from
Adei, where she Is teaching this
sear. ID spend. the holidays with
her parents, ". and Mrs. +. E.
Myers.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Culavin,
yf.. and s0n Of Omaha, were the
guests yesterday OF the formers 8
pafer =. Mr, and Mrs. George
CulS "A.
Il Miss Louise Carlisle who is
taking. .. kinAesesrten course al
the Drake university in Des
leolnes, H. home for. 9 couple OF
Woekss sscAtopGr d
!. ! Mr.. and lffs. b. n. Smith re-
turned to their: home in Boone
his Hprnint after enjoying a few
Asys' VISIT with their daughter,
Mrs. deorse TAayer.
George Hoover, Jr., Of Carroll,
Nrs md Mrs. +. Campbell and
Son u Blair ma Miss Jennie Hall
"a Opaha Werssthe guests yester-
DAY sAf. TIA Georgs Hoover, home
An, HoUeth hsafeoot.