Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
MONDAY

business today.
Grove Brown was in Logan to-
day on business.
Henning Nordeen was reported
not so we'll today.
Ernest Lutge was Bluffs pas
senger this morning.
Burt Kinds was IN Logan on
business this morning.
Jorgen Hansen was Logan
passenger this morning.
Miss Helen Hayes is confined
to her room with tonsilitis.
Dan Woodruff spent Sunday
with friends in the Bluffs.
The dredge boat started work
today on the Willow ditch.
John Greene Jones of Crescent
was here today on business.
Fred Brown was in Omaha yes
terday, the guest of friends.
Roy Mason sold a Studebaker
six to Felix McCrickard today.
Miss Margaret Byers was an
Onawa passenger this morning.
Fred Evans was a Council
Bluffs passenger this afternoon.
Max Moskovitz was an Omaha
business passenger this morning.
William Seidentopf of Council
Bluffs was here on business today.
William Strohbehn of Council
Bluffs was here today on business.
M. j. Fitzgibbon was Bluffs
business passenger this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Cleaver were
Omaha passengers this after noon.
L. R. Pike was business pas
scngcr to Logan this afternoon.
H. C.. Heckert was looking after
business interests here yester-
day.
N[esdames Iner and Elmer Toll
lefson were Omaha shoppers to-
day.
Mrs. Fred Briggs spent the day
in California junction with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Allie Benedict has ac-
ceptcd a position in NJ. Fanger's
store.
Mrs. John Aye and Miss Nerna
Hoover were Sioux City visitors
today.
Jacob kaplan and daughter
spent Sunday in Omaha with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce were the
Sunday guests of Sioux City
friends.
DIR. Konigmacher was the CUES
of his parents in the Bluffs over
Sunday.
l.. Il. Chaplin and Hiss I.fit
Brown were Omaha visitors tli:
afternoon.
A quiet wedding or two will
surprise some friends this week
rumor says.
Charles Mandelko and family o
Norfolk spent the weekend will
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Jones O
Omaha are the guests at the Reet
Jones home.
Or. II. l.. Roberts and Herber
McGavern went to Dunlap toda,
on business.
Verne Jewell of Mondamin il
in the city for a few days visi
with friends.
]. II. MCLEAN of Omaha was tn
guest yesterday at the A. l.. Har
rington homo.
Fred Sharpnack of Modale wa
the guest of Valley friends Sat
nrday evening.
John O'Brien spent the week
end at the home of Charles Gil
more in Cradle.
II. I. Wheelock celebrated hi
birthday today by treating hi
friends to cigars.
Miss Helen Ennis of Fremont j
here for a visit at the home o
Miss Carrie McCune.
Raymond Cox was the over
Sunday guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Coz
] &. Hicks is .:.E.::..ei to Iii
hian' IN Snyder's n ,;:ow wltl
bronchial pneumonia.
William Turner Branson o
Kansas City is here for a visi
With relatives and friends.
Ralph KlafIke, Fred Robinson
and Ben Fanger were calling OF
friends in Logan yesterday.
Quite number of knights o
Columbus We're in the Bluffs yes.
tnrday attending initiation.
Mrs. Mable Martin of Omaha i.
the guest of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Cox, for a few days.
The flusher was put on tn,
streets today to start it's sum.
mer work. 1t was needed, too.
Ellie Jones is able to RESUME
work again after being laid up T;
few days with his injured arm.
Nir and Mrs. Cly...e Saith o
mil Blu1: -: e.. l. ...i
trains today ealing M friends.
Henry Riley and Lawrence
Hearn drove car to Denison thi!