Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29

OlaS Sem hOSEltal last week and
is doing very nicely.
Mrs. Gus Johnson and daughter
departed last evening for several
weeks visit in Minneapolis. st.
Cloud and Foley. Mimi.
The Misses Nina Kenny and
Pearl Bryan Of Little Sioux were
the guests Yesterday at the, G. w.
Burbank home on Fifth street.
Mrs. Mary 4. Blackburn has re-
turned to her home in Logan after
a week 5 visit at the NJ. r.. Black
burn home near the Junction.
Mrs. 7. A. Seeley and children
retlrned'to their home in Scrih-
ner. Nah.. today after few days
visit at the A.. H. Eurling home.
Mrs. Il. L.. bay and children re-
turned to their home in Omaha
last evening after Two DAYS
visit at the II. II. Thnrber home.
| Mrs. q. G.. Dooley returned la
her home in Chadron, Neb.. this
afternoon after a brief visit with
her sister. Mrs. A. l.. Harrington.
Mrs. H. Il. Coa left this after
noon for StrattOn. Neh.. for two
| weeks visit with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Goe accompanied her
as far as Omaha.
MIR. and Mrs. Tack Martin of
Wacira. Mimi. are here for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Foss. Mr.. and Mrs. Foss were
married ut their house.
Miss Helen Linn and Gerald
Gnnsollcy of Modale We're in tho
| Valley yesterday. the guests of
Miss GLADYS Worth. who is stav-
ing at the home of DIR. Gamble.
Mrs. r. II. Coluilctle and niece,
Miss llelda Johnson. returned To
their home in Omaha this morn
ing after Il brief visit with the
formers sister. Miss ZELDA An
derson.
st. Rnsa's court M. $50. Wn-
man Catholic Order of Forces
tiers. will meet in regular session
Monday evening. June 26, at 30.
MI members are requested to he
present.
The Fred Brown garage has
inst received a car load of 1917
Overlands, which will not he an
nounced until next week. This is
one of the first shipments to leave
the factory.
Mrs. Pearl Mcintosh and
daughter of Woodbinc spent he
afternoon here at the II. \. New
ton home.
Mrs. Belle Smith of oklahoma
City. Okla. who has been a guest
of her brother. j. T. Miller. has
gone to Glenwood. where she will
visit for few days before re-
Turning home.
Mrs. n. A. Parsons returned To
her home i'm Huron. S. d.. this
morning after spending Il few
days here on business. She en-
poets to- return in a couple nf
weeks and make this city her resi-
dance.
Mrs. John Rockwell of Dow
City and .Ahbie Greer of Mondamin
are guests at the w. \. Sjaninl
home for a few days. Mrs. Greer
at MOndamin is expected to ar
rive in the morning to- spent the
day with them.
Miss Maize i:iernes. who has
been the guest OF Miss Ruth Wolfe
and Mrs. Etfie Brown the past
week, departed this morning for
ilawarden, where she will spend
several days before returning to
her Canadian home.
| Mrs. G.. r.. buckingham and
children Of Chamberlin. S. d.,
VII" have been here the past two
weeks. the guest of J. p. Egall.
left last evening for HlencOe
where they will visit relatives a
few days before returning home.
While w. Ii. Wehher was driv-
ing his Ford Yesterday on West
Huron street near the lagoon al
| Willow Park some one ran their
car into him and consaqnently
ran him into the ditch. His car
was slightly damaged and he waa
forced to make some repairs be-
fore going home
Mrs. ]. A. Roland and sister
Miss Lillian Petersmeyrr. were
Sioux City passengers this morn
ing, where they will attend q
luncheon this afternoon. Miss
Petersmeyer. who has been visit
ing here some time, will 60 on to
st. Paul tomorrow. where she will
spend the summer.
| r. w. Harvey of this city was
elected third vice president of He
Iowa State Pharmaceutical asso-
citation at The meeting at Iowa
City. Mr.. Harvey had very strong
backing for president. bur was
defeated by very narrow mar
/ gin by ]. a. Todd of Sioux City.
Colonel F.. q. Rowe of the Ninth
cavalry. detached staff officer nm
der General Funston. was here to-
day on his way to Omaha. where