Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
FRIDAY
Leo Tamisiea is coniine,

MIS-. Leo IamlSlca is confined
to her home by illness.
Frank Becker of Molale was a
Valley visitor yesterday.
J. Miller and daughter were
Omaha visitors this afternoon.
Carl Neuiind made a business
trip to the Bluffs This afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Moore is making an
extended visit i'm Norfolk with her
L sister.
Ed Frazier was showing of his
ss new oil wagon last evening. It's
q dandy.
/ Mrs. Joseph Morrow of Modale
was a guest at The home of L. G..
II Shafer today.
Mrs. .Jorgen Hansen and daugh-
ter will be the Weekend guests of
Council Bluffs friends.
Miss Marion Ham of Honey
Greek was a Valley visitor today.
later going To the Bluffs.
Hans Larsen wrnl TO Omaha to-
day TO help DR.. and Mrs. DeVore
gel settled i'm their new home.
III Miss Pearl Bryan of Little
Sioux is visiting at the George
& b, rbank and Harry Mandello
inji,rs.
DR.. Yosl. Veterinarian surgeon
\ OF Mondamin. was shaking hands
IS Withhold acqnainIancrs i'm the VAL
Y ley today
w. III. Mahoncy of Mondamin
was down today to lake his reg
nlar osteopaihic treatment of DIR.
II. l.. Roberts.
George Brougfton OF Modale
II Foppeh off between trains today
~ > visit, friends. He was on his
way To Omaha.
j. Il. Oviati arrivcd This morn
y ing from JuaniIa. Canada. for an
I extended visit with his daughter,
Mrs q. \. Jones.
r. C.. Culver was California
Junction passenger this morning.
I where he has taken a contract to
oS sNOiIl'7 ' ttI kItfliiNl Wi'Ih.
Mrs. Earl Hicks of Norfolk ar
rived last evening for am extended
visit With her mother. Mrs. H. B.
Cox. and other relatives.
John Foreman. who recently or
dered a Ford car from the Brown
s garage. has changed his mind and
taken a Chevrolet instead.
I. N. Berry. George Berry, Mrs.
George Parker and Mrs. j. Gump
Logan drove down from that
place last evening to call on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, T.. Kirk of Mag
nolia We're in lhc Valley last even
ing and incidentally attended the
Majestic thcatrr.
Mrs. Hull and children Of ,'had
e ron are here visiting al thr homes
OF George Arp and krank kroeh-
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are mov-
ing to Superior.
Mrs. N. /. Owens OF Norfolk.
who is spending Il few days here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davis. was an Omaha pas
senger This afternoon.
Jeppe Thompson has been
beantifying the grounds and lawn
L at the pumping station the last
few days by settling OUT three
large beds of beautiful flowers.
The Misses Ruth McGavern.
\ Keitha Littlcr, ldabcllc Briggs.
Pearl Myers and her guest. Mrs.
Fairburn of Fonda. spent a few
hours at the William Orr homo
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Clinkcrbeard
returned This morning from Mon
damin. where they were called by
the death OF relative. \. W..
Hagerman of thai city The
funeral was held yesterday.
Misses Nellie Walsh. Edna
ROurke and Frances Craig at
tended the graduating exercises in
Logan last evening. Miss The
resa Mckinney of Logan returned
with them This morning to spend
the day.
In a letter received by Miss Ida
belle Briggs today from Mrs. H..
G. Kendall of New York City.
formerly Miss Rcss Bisbcc of This
city, she stated hat they ey-
pectcd Ia leave there soon for Mi
Claire. n. j.. where they will
spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heath made
a FLYING "trip lo Omaha yesterday
to take Mrs. Stroud to help enter
tain The new son who arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Ferry May %. This makes Mr.
and Mrs. stroud grandpa and
grandma. TO say they are proud
is expressing il mildly.
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