Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-27
FRIDAY

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dren visited today with friends i'm
Loveland.
Alex Smith, who has been real
sick the past few days, is reported
better today.
Dean Glenn left this morning for
{ two weeks visit with relatives
in Essex. la.
Mrs. +. C.. Adams and Miss
Merle Kettleson We're Logan Wis
itors Yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Hyers ano; Mrs.
II. j. Rainbow spent the day in
Omaha with friends.
Mrs. Cliff Burbank is reported
quite sick with an attack of APP
pendicitis.
Mrs. C. o. Emgr and children
are spending the week -enn with
relatives in Omaha.
George Richardson, sr., was a
business passenger To Honey
Creek this morning.
Mrs. Frank Easten of the Bluffs
was the overnight guest al the
h. j. Tennent home.
Mrs. Lizzie Tucker arrived this
morning from st. Paul. Mimi, for
an extended stay in the Valley.
Miss Mahle Rorkhill of Ames is
expected tomorrow 10 visit a few
days with Miss Ruth Freeman.
The Missouri Valley Military
band will play this year az flle
Old Settlers picnic al Magnoiia.
DIR. John Tamisiea reports The
birth o fan cight-pound girl 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Evans.
Mrs. w. 6. Rycrson and Gauen-
ter are spending a few days i'm
Omaha With Mrs. Paul Williams.
Mrs. NJ. Olson and daughters,
Miss Nellie Olson and Mrs. r. r..
Clifton. We're Omaha visitors to-
day.
Mrs. G.. j. johnson ani sons OF
the Bluffs are visiting al the FL
mer TOllefson home for a FEW
days.
Mrs. NJ. G. Blackburn accom-
panied her grand daughter. Grace
Clark home to the Bluffs This AFT,
ernnOp.
Miss Gladys Worth returned TO.
her home in MOndamin after an
overnight visit at The DR.. Gam
BILE home.
Mrs. V. M. Johnson anu chill
dren of the Bluffs are. here for a
few days visit at the Jorgcn Han
sen home.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports The
birth of a nine and one-half
pound baby to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mendenhall.
Mrs. Il. kisby returned 10 hrr
home in Glenwood after a brief
visit here with her daughter. Mrs.
q. w. Gowens.
Miss Violet lIillman ceparfcd
this morning for Foley. Mimi.
whore she will visit with rciaifves
until the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.. Rccdy of
Calhoun expect 10 leave next week
Tor Spokane. Seattle anG other
points of interest in thc wcsi.
j. $ Kirkland has just returned
from cutting fine field OF wheat.
He says he expects il TO go al
least thirty bushels to the acre
DR.. II. l.. Roberts was called to
the MOtz home near ModaIe This
morning and made a professional
visit to Mondamin this afternoon.
Mrs. S. Y Harrod and children
returned To the home In iilc
Bluffs this afternoon after fcw
days visit al the Elvin FRY home.
Joe kaufman of Sioux Cilv.
who was on his way to Omaha,
stopped off between trains foday
for short visit with w. G.. Jones.
Mace Hansen was taken 10 iiic
Nicholas Sem hospital in Omaha
yesterday. where he was operated
on this morning. for Appendicitis.
Mrs. John Nelson was pas
senger to The Bluffs this morning
to attend the funeral of nor aunt.
Mrs. Bremholm. which was held
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Ryan of Ne
ola were in the Valley last even
ing. the guests at The Thomas
Kinyon and Thomas Wilson
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Rodcll left
this morning for their home i'm
Madison, S. D.. after an extended
visit here with the latter's father.
Charles Smith.
This years Chauiauqua pro-
gram is one Of the best ever given
III this city. An added attraction
is Miss Helen Keller. who Is here
en- the opening day.
Mrs. o. Groneweg and Gang;,-
ter left this afternoon for lhcir
home in Minden, la. after, an cx-
tended visit al the Herman .stoldi
home in the country. .
Rev. Campbell accompanied his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Wylie. to
Logan this morning, where she
will make a several dayss siay