Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02


plgEsDAY
East evening about 1890 as
~ Reter Birdsall, a farmer living
north OF town, drove his team out
81 ct tho Evans barn on. West Erie
street it took fright at piece
9f p1per and started to run away,
talrning q corner down the street,
Birdsall fell out of the buggy
u On the pavement, bruising him
sell considerably. He was taken
tOs Or. Lusk's office, where il was
powered he had received a cut
4; under the chin which required
a two stitches and also scalp
y0und requiring four stitches. II
81 remarkable how he escaped
III 4iih no broken bones.
last evening two cars collideJ
Eat the corner of Fourth and Erie
Gets. No damage was done be
Ond q good scare for the occn-
llahts OF both cars.
Mrs. Sam Harvey passed away
last evening at her home, in Nc
dale after lingering illness. She
\ Nvns an old resident of that city
All Saints day was observed to-
ss19lay by the Catholic school, the
sisters spending part of the day
vssiting the grade schools.
@r. and Mrs. N. C. Nelson ex-
teaet to move to town the latter
s ne NsQf the week into their new
Mia West street, which they
eMy purchased of Elias Har-.
mon.
Fireman G. b. Willis and B. A.
SO0re will leave this evening. for
ssste 6pVer, where they will have a
position on another road.
John Walton of Boone is in the
Scity for week with home folks.
Z George West made a business
~ tfipstO Omaha this marning.
Mrs. 4. "a. Burling returned to
her home in Dunlap this after
noon after a brief visit with rel
atives and attending the funeral
esterday Of Mrs. Frank Davis.
Miss Mary McCarty, who was
operated on today at Mercy hos
7ital in the Bluffs by DR.. Hen
essey of that city and DR.. Konign
scher of the Valley, rallied very
aely and is getting along as we'll
can be expected.
a, Miss Elvira Page of Honey
Greek was a Bailey shopper this
morning.
~ u. Martin and daughter ar
rived today for a several days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pot
tar southeast of town.
Mrs. Ray Cummings and chill
dren left this afternoon for Oma-
Il ha, where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. M. Elliott of Norfolk, who
has been the guest the past week
Of Mrs. II. M. Britt, left this aft
ernoon for Omaha to look after
her property there
Mrs. IF. Steinert and daughters
d spent the afternoon in the Bluffs
with Miss Esther Steinert al
Mercy hospital. She is gettins
{ along splendidly from her recent
operation.
The Misses Nellie Gilmore and
Salome Fitzgibbon returned this
afternoon to the Bluffs after a
lew days. visit with home folks.
Miss Lotties Gilmore of Monda-
min was a visitor this afternoon
at the Gamble home.
sss Mrs. Glenn Sillick and baby re-
turned to their home this after
noon il Omaha after three
II weeks visit at the Harry Way
4, me. Her mother, Mrs. Anna
u Jennings, accompanied her homo
fcr q short visit.
lr. Heise reports the birth Of
ali eight-pound girl to Mr.. and
Mrs.. Arthur Wyant. There was
ereat rejoicing this morning in
that home as this was their first
Is or, the other three children be-
I in6 boys.
fine new Hoffman pressing
M chine was received today ny
ian: Woodruff at the Valley Pan
1tTIum, which will be 2 great aid
Il 81 pressing and steamir;s clothes
Frank Met Cavern has accepted
position as clerk at the Chris
PETERSON grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm Brown en-
& tngtained at dinner SUNDAY Mr
snd Mrs. Ed Boies and Mr. and
Nh. IS. McGavern and family
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Is Ghnrlos Mullen passed away or
81 Monday 81 their home east Of
d. Funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon and the lit
|s 6 ono laid 10 rest in the Mt. Car
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