Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Worcester Warren, Mr.. and Mrs,
David Miller and Mrs. Horace
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Guile and
|children of Little Rock, Ark, ar
rived today and will make this
city their home. Mr.. Guile has
accepted q position here in the
boiler shop.
J. E. Van Scoy and County En-
|gineer Gaines of Logan were here
between trains this morning and
later accompanied A. B. Hos
brook to Mondamin to look after
some business affairs.
Mr.. J. p. O'Rourke and the
Misses Anna Stacia and Celestine
O'Rolrke were Council Bluffs
passengers today, where Miss
Gslestine will enter the Mercy
hosnital for an operation.
Mrs. F. M. Reed received q mes
sage yesterday from her niece,
Mrs. NJ. d. Wright Of Pueblo,
Colo, of the death of her i4-year-
old daughter, Who had passed
away early Monday morning.
A. A. Wood and NJ. A. Connect
have dissolved partnership, Mr..
Wood becoming sole owner. Mr..
Connect will leave with his brother
for Nebraska, where they have a
contract for a large thing JOB.
The star actress. Hazel Daun.
will appear tomorrow night in
Noble" O flve-reel Paramount
feature, with the D'Arville Kids.
who have such decided hit with
the theatergoers of this city at the
Palm.
Charles Wilkins did some
splendid work at the West End
garage yesterday by painting
some artistic signs on the vim
dows. He also did some sign
painting at the Harry r.. Newton
Office today.
Miss Lena Hartzell Wallace.
sister of Bishop Hartzell Of the
Methodist church, will deliver an
address at the Biptist church at
Logan Wednesday afternoon on
Woman Suffrage" A large at
tendance is expected.
George Kellogg is having some
work done on the building occu-
pied by Hans Larson on East
Erie in the way Of improvements
on the upstairs rooms and is also
adding a new stairway. john
Goodrich is doing the carpenter
work.
j. D. Young, reprcsentive Of
tho Minneapolis Education bu-
reau, is making arrangements to
take motion pictures OF this city
and the inhabitants here at one
of the theaters in the future. This
will give you q chance to see
yourself as others see you.
William Bender of Bandova,
Mimi, was here today shaking
hands with old friends. Mr.. Ben
der has just. closed his season at
Deadwood, S. D., with Clint and
Bess Robins, the popular favor
ties here. He reports them as
having very successful theatri-
cal season.
The Majestic tonight offers the
oval Diamond" one of those in
master pictures, Do
Luxe edition, that have become SO
popular. Together with Seeing
America First" showing Tampa,
Fla, and tho new cartoon section
with Harry Palmer making an
evenings entertainment.
AT: the school election yester-
day w. H. ssudduth was reelected
to the board almost without OPP
position and j. B. Barrett was
re- elected treasurer by the same
The whole contest, if
it could be called such, was
waged to see which of these two
popular men could poll the most
votes.
Master Alva Edwards oelebrat-
cd his eighth birthday yesterday
by inviting in about twenty Of his
l;tt.e friends. The afternoon was
plea ",:tly spent in games OF vari-
Gus kinds, at the close Of which
reicious refreshments were
70 we! !,y Mrs. Edwards. llv:. r..-
) ei.'., n..by pretty gifts ,n 70.
'E:ad him ,iis occas. ~.
g. C. Williams received a twig
Of a lemon tree today from
friends in California bearing
about half a dozen nice ripo lem
ons. This may be common
sight in California, but it is a
in Iowa. Probably a
stock of good old Iowa corn would
loos just as novel to the people
D: California.
One of the most attractive and
gvaudeville acts that
has been staged in the city for
some time was given at the Palm
theater last night and has been