Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
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home on Third street for a few
days.
Paul RostMick of Woodbine
drove down to the Valley yestcr-
day for an osteopathic rejuyina-
tion.
Miss Mae Kinyon returned To
her work in Ames this morning
after few days visit with home
folks.
II. Il. Athertoh suffered a pain
full laceration to his right hand
this morning by tehring il on a
nail.
Mrs. Ed Boise departed this
morning for Boise City. Idaho.
and other points OF interest in the
!, west.
Mrs. w. l.. Wallace and danch
ter az Mndala were here this aft
ernoon having some dental worl:
dnOe.
Mrs. Bruce Stillians and hahv
from Villisca arrived today for a
few days visit at the Steve Glenn
home.
q. y. True returned last cvan-
ing from the hospital NJ Rncncs-
tch. Mimi. much improved in
health.
Alva James has returned to his
| home in Arcadia. Tex. after a
/ week 5 visit with relatives and
friends.
Herman Voss and George Min
! tam Of Magnolia were i'm the Val
/; ley today calling on acquaint-
ances.
| Prof. and Mrs. W. Warren nx-
nrct to leave the last of the week
for Iowa City to attend summer
! school.
Laurel camp M. 90. IL y. of
A.. meets Friday. Jun !. Every
member is expected :, n.,ns .n,r
husband. rhefe will lc II nr-
gram and refreshments will Ee
| served. ---RecOrdGr
Mrs. B. f. Riley of Charter Oak
is here for few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i. p.
Hutton.
Mrs. Cora Benedict aud daugh-
ter left last evening for several
Aerks' visit at Shenandoah and
Red Oak.
Miss Katherine Watkins left to-
| day for Sioux City, where she will
spend a week at the home of w.
II. Krebs.
NJ. Hirst has done rushing
business selling machines this
week. He sold his fourth one this
morning.
Lloyd Hammer returned to his
home in Modale this morning
after working here for the past,
few weeks.
The regular teachers examin-
ations will he held at Logan on
june 90, 20 and 80.
S. r. FAITH,
it5-22 County Supt.
The Misses Lucy and Esther
Steinert are spending the remain
der of the week with friends in
Mondamin.
Mrs. N. p. Schulze and children
of Plattsmouth are here for a few
days visit at the home OF r. j.
IIcnnessey.
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. II. Deur entertained a number
of their friends at their orchard
farm east of town.
Louis krause arr7ye6 last even
ing from Denver for n short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore krause.
Strawberries, SO pse hox; SAYS
per crate. Plnsapp,ss, 70 cents
each. moskeyitx oroesry and
Meat Market.-jse
DIR. II. L.. Roberts and Miss Ida
bel Briggs drove to Omaha this
morning TO spend the day with
Miss Sayde Briggs.
Strawberries, 20 cents nor box;
$2.25 per case. einsappiss 20
cents each. at the Moskosttx Ore
cery and Meat Markst.-J1e
[ Mrs. #. W. Myers entertained al
dinner today the Misses Laura
and Florence Edwards Of Monda
min and Mrs. c. C.. Lahman.
Mrs. Will Johnson has been
very i'll the past week from hard
ening Of the arteries and apop-
lrxy. but is now much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Kinnan Of
Oakdale. Neb.. are in the city for
a few days. the guests of Super
intrndent and Mrs. A. w. Ora
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Axterl and
son came up from Honey Greek
his morning for few days visit
With the formers father. Monroe
Aliell.
Quite a number of homes in
and near the Valley are prepar-
ing for winter by installing fur
naces. Carl Neufind seems to be
a furnace hustler.
w. w. Foote and +. J. Henncs-
sey have gone to Des Moincs and
| will rctnrn in a few dave with tho