Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

Omah0 DOyln6 OFFICE fixtures Tor
his new garage.
Roy Walton Of Council Bluffs
WAS the weekend guest of home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Lisle re-
turned to their home in Clarinda
this morning after a few days
Visit at the n. G.. Lahman home
on Third street.
Mrs. H. n. Newton was a pas
senger to California junction
yesterday to spend the day with
Mrs. r.. i. Coulthard.
Miss Mabel Rosenbaum visited
with friends in Dow City Sunday.
Misses Edna Nordeen and Edna
Johnson were the guests yester-
day Of the Frank Maule family in
1.-THE country.
Miss Ruth Freeman spent Sun
|day at the Charles Scebold home
lin the junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGavren
entertained yesterday at dinner
3Mr. and Mrs. Adm Brown and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown spent
the day yesterday with the Frank
Wilson family near the junction.
Miss Marie Coulthard of Cali
lfOrnia junction was the guest
saturday evening of the John A.
Coulthard family on Second
|street.
/ N. C. Nelson shipped thirty-one
head of fine hogs to the Omaha
market today.
/ Harry Way sold Holland
Ipiano to Charles Anthony of Mo-
dale Saturday.
Charles LaDue of Onawa was
the over-Sunday guest Of home
folks.
! Miss Mary Moss of Council
Bluffs is here visiting her broth
Ter, Chas. Moss.
Chas. Moss and sister were
guests at the George Martin
home near Beebeetown yester-
day.
Mrs. w. R. Smith will be the
1guest a couple OF days Of rela-
itives IN Council Bluffs.
The Cold Storage chicken
EIpacking department is developing
|lquiteyrapidly, even faster than
most of the people realize They
are killing over 1000 chickens a
day and placing them in cold
storage. They are frozen there
at a temperature below zero and
kept in that condition until ready
for market. During November
they dressed and packed over
$4,000 head Of poultry.
| Miss Anna Riley returned To
her home in Omaha after a
months visit here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Riley.
Mrs. Hugh O'Neal spent the
Afternoon in Omaha visiting and
shopping.
DIR. C. w. Hargens Of Hot
Springs ate dinner at the Henr!
Hargen home Sunday evening. He
lis president of the Northwestern
Medical association and is on his
way to Chicago to attend a meet
ling of the American Medical as
ISOLATION.
G. r. Nelson, one of the bridge
lgang, is suffering with an abscess
of the ear.
1 Peter Jensen, an empl0ye Of
the West End garage, is suffering
with a mashed finger.
Mrs. Mike Kirlin, who has beer
confined to her bed the past few
ldays, is reported somewhat bet
ter today.
| Mrs. Patterson, who is the
lguest of her daughter, Mrs. g. U
johnson, is confined to her bee
by an acute illness.
John Cope injured one of his
hands at the shops quite severely
Saturday, which is causing him
intense suffering.
1 Frank Becker of Molale was
here on business Saturday.
G. N. Haskell was hero today
shaking hands with old friends
He has been staying with his par
! cnts in North Dakota for some
Htitne, their health being very
poor. He probably will remain
there until spring, when he viii
raturp TO his California home.
4 Palmer Kellagg of New York
city, advance agent of the Ca
Stewart Lyceum Concert Co., was
here today and booked this CON-
pang TO appear at the new High
school auditorium Feb. %. Cal
Stewart is the man who has made
all OF the famous Uncle Josh
records. The proceeds of. this
1c0neart will 60 10 the new school
dgymnasilm association.
A carload Of insane soldiers
and sailors passed through here
last night. They were on their
way to the hospital ct Washing
4t0n. \ W.
DIR. Aeise reports the birth Of