Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

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George Hoover, ST., was an
Omaha passenger this afternoon.
C. W., L. P. and Lesley Miller
| of Woodbine were Valley visitors
today, motoring down to bring
their mother, Mrs. Julia Miller,
end sister, Mrs. s. T. Jones. lore
to catch a train for GolWeli,
Idaho, and California, where they
will spend a few weeks visiting.
Dutch tea rusk. Lewis Bros.
Lewis Bros. unloaded car of
Salt yesterday.
Farrille Wedding breakfast
syrup at Lewis Bros.
Mrs. Soren Brown is confined
to her home with the grip.
Mrs. A. N. Brown will entertain
1.-The Kensington club today.
Fred Averill Of Blair transacted
business in the Valley today.
r.. A. Moore and w. ]. Roden
were Carroll passengers today.
Mrs. H. H. Fisher and Mrs. l..
is. .Haskins were Omaha visitors
to-day.
George Dimmick is lying very
How today at his home on Second
street.
Ranger pays 80 cents for eggs
and will pay for butter according
to tho grade.
A shower was given yesterday
for the new son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Kelley.
Mrs. j. A. Curry and Mrs. Net
lite Jones visited today in Omaha
with friends.
DR.. John Tamisiea is slowly
recovering from his recent siege
lof pneumonia.
l Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kellar are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs
lis. U. Blackburn.
Remember we are exclusive
agents for Millar's famous cuf-
! flee. Lewis Bros.
T. w. German of Red Oak was
I in the city last evening and today
calling on old friends.
Ray Harris drove to Omaha to-
day, accompanied by his mother
and Miss Myrtle Harris.
Order a jar of prepared minct
of Lewis Bros. Two poun(
liar for CSC. Phone No. 2.
I'll Frank Kinds has just com.
lpleted a new double corn crib OF
Ibis farm southwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles scebolt
are the parents of an eight-pount
lgirl, born Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Jones ar
Entertaining Mrs. E. A. Fletch o
Polk, Neb., for few weeks.
Miss Bess Fensler was con
fined to her home today on &C
= count of feeling indisposed.
Miss Ethel Smith attended tn
q funeral of her uncle. j. w. Smith
q at the junction this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fox Q
4 Dunlap have moved to the Vale
LAND will reside in Seatonville.
Mrs. X. E. Brundige spent tn
= day in the country at the HON
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hatcher.
Ell N. Fanger pays thlrty-fiv
a cents for eggs and will pay TO
4 butter according TO tho grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe re
= turned here last evening from
: two months visit in Colorado.
N. L. Owens leaves for his HON
in Norfolk today after attendin
the funeral of Mrs. Frank Davi
Mrs. Bert Kennedy of Logan al
} tended the funeral of Mr.. an
y Mrs. j. H. Tiffey's babe Saturda
Mrs. Gamble will meet Mis-
iIrene Baker of Atlantic at Omaf
saturday and spend >the day viii
her.
Rev. and Mrs. David Miller wei
the supper guests of Mr.. and Mr.
lis. u. Blackburn Tuesday ever
ming.
= Mrs. Henry Thurber and Mr.
Arthur Thurber and son spent Il
day in the Bluffs with Mrs. r.
Day.
Mis-. Peter Zimmerlirs has r
turned to her home in Ada;r aft
u1a t.isf visit here at the Ducke
y. hume
just received "a new crop
dried fruits, which we are alb
to sell at the old prices. Lew
Bros.
Mrs. C.. A. Wilbur has return
Ihome from an Omaha hospit'
where she recently underwent
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Mitchell al
children are here for an extend
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Bi
in the country.
tel Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Rhodabe
and Miss Edith drove to Oma
= this afternoon with Mr.. and Mi
ey T. J. Hennessey.
he Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. O'Neal a
tn Mrs. Emma Mckenzie drove
Omaha this morning to spend t
Ii day with friends.
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