Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
day guests ri. Miss Margaret

itor today.
Wayne Harrington returned to
his home in Sioux Falls last even
in gafter spending a week here
with relatives.
Miss Bessie Paulson returned
to her home in Malvern, Ia, today
after weeks visit at the Sem
Anderson home.
Miss Beatrice Collier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Jones and Clarence
Podendorf were Sunday guests
of the Ray Jones family.
Miss Lois Reel, who has been
i'll at the A. S. Jones home, was
able to be taken to her home
south of town yesterday.
r. H. and j. w. Harris left for
Extra, Ia, this afternoon, called
there by the serious illness of
their sister, Mrs. Bell Crane.
Connect 4 Wood have re-
named their restaurant and call
it the Rex cafe. They have re-
painted the interior and moved
the kitchen back to give the dim
ing room more space.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox enter
tanned the Charles Gaver family
at a O'Clock dinner Sunday at
their home on West Erie street.
A train made up of sleeping
cars passed through here this
morning to take the soldiers from
Fort Robinson, Neb., to Mexico.
A sort of neighborhood dance
was given at the Junction Satur-
day night and jolly good time
was had, refreshments also being
served.
/ Louis A. Wilson broke all rec
ords selling mules at Logan last
Friday, selling twenty-four head
for 5000 in one hour and forty
minutes.
Mrs. William Krauskopf and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Sherwood and
children were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. McTce yesterday at
Magnolia.
The temporary bridge across
Ninth street is getting the floor
and grading to the abuttments to-
day so it is TO be ready for use
tomorrow.
Mrs. Caroline Shoff of Wood
bine is the guest of Mrs. Abe DAN
iels. She will go on to Moorhead
tomorrow for few days visit
with relatives.
! The Owen Engineering & Con-
struction company resumed work
at the new high school today
placing the conduits for wiring
the building.
| Several of our Nen,uressomc
autoists got stuck in the mud
yesterday. Some of the roads are
very bad, but some of them had
had mud holes.
1 Julius Heinke was operated or
in Omaha this morning. dis SIS
te", Mrs. Devinnfy, went dow
t'';us morning to be with him our
in; The operation.
| The Brown garage sold a
Chevrolet car this morning to
Mike Corbett, who lives east OF
Modale, and a Ford to l.. p
Laurdsen of Loveland.
! Mr.. and Mrs. p. e. Robinson
entertained several friends at 9
"5Go' party Saturday evening Al
midnight splendid refreshment:
were served by the hostess.
! George Weed shipped load Of
hogs of his own raising TO Soutl
Omaha, which weighed up to al
average of PSF pounds. That is
good for last springs hogs.
Friends have heard from Tho
Drs. Raymond, who have but re-
Gently taken possession of their
offices in Joplin, Mo-, saying they
have started out very nicely ane
are pleased with the outlook.
Announcement cards were re-
ceived today Of the marriage o.
Miss Bess Bisbee to Mr. III. Ken
dali in New Jersey Saturday. The.
will be at home in New York te
their friends after May 4.
! Roy Walton, who entered the
Mercy hospital yesterday, was
operated on this morning by Drs
Earl Bellinger and Konigmacher
Mr.. Walton rallied nicely and is
getting along very we'll under ex-
listing conditions.
! w. A. Pike of Loveland anC
Ralph Varnes loaded their goods
in ears yesterday and left last
evening for Nebraska, where they
will get their farm homes in read
mess for their families, who viii
remain here for few days.
! The council purchased new
fire horse Saturday to match the
one they have, in place of buying
a new team. The new horse
seems to be fine animal, well
built and little heavier than the
old one. 1t was purchased from
George Culivan.
j. D. Brown tells us that forty
six years ago this noon one of the