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

nSIlCy SAuW was lu Oul0u6 Ou
business today.
Ira Mcmillan was in M0ndamih
on business today.
Harvey Foss was in Omaha on
business yesterday.
Miss verle Purcell was an
Omaha visitor today.
Mrs. Mable Wetter was an
Omaha visitor today.
w. E. McFadden wac in Blair,
Neb, today on business.
John S. McGavern was in the
Bluffs on business today.
George johnson was the guest
Of Logan friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hennessey
were Omaha visitors today.
l.. E. Chaplin left this morning
for Winner, S. D., on business.
DIR. De Wore was called to Oma-
Ia last evening professionally.
Harry r. Newton was q BUSH
ness passenger to Omaha today.
j. A. Surber and son, G. w. Of
Woodbine were here on business
today.
B. F. Bird, assistant claim agent
Of Omaha was here on business
today.
J. p. Morgan Of Sioux City has
accepted q position at the Brown
garage.
H. c. Heckert returned to his
home in Lexington. Neb., this
morning.
n. j. Rainbow was the guest of
his son, Charles, and family i'll
Omaha today.
Charles Myers of Logan was the
overnight guest of his brother,
Ed Myers, and family.
Mckinley Antrim returned from
Glenwood this morning after a
two days visit in that city.
Lester Jones left for his home
In Nebraska yesterday for a few
days visit with home folks.
L. s. Jones of Loveland was
sailing on friends here this morn
ing, later going to Council Bluffs.
Ray Carpenter and Harry Wal
ton were in Omaha today calling
on Roy Walton, who is q patient
at one Of the hospitals.
Mrs. Roy Smith of Newton, Ia,
10 spending the week with Mrs.
Ella Antrim at her home on West
Erie.
William Bender of Park Rapids,
Mimi, arrived last night for a few
days with the John Binkcr fam
lily.
Roy Drake returned to his home
in Modalc this morning after
few days visit at the j. r. Egan
home.
Mrs. Nora Uehling and daugh-
ter, Eunice, were the guests OF
Mrs. George Middleton at Modale
I1St evening.
Mrs. J. N. Tamisiea was pas
senger to Modale this morning for
a few days visit at the home of
Frank !Schwertley.
J. A. Deal and grand daughter,
Genevieve, returned this morning
from Los Angeles, Cal, where
they spent the winter. 4
Guy Mahoney received pain
full bruise on his left hand last
night while working by being
struck with a hammer.
Mrs. Thomas Martin returned TO
her home in Cedar Rapids this
morning after a weeks visit at
the home Of j. p. Egan.
Miss Dollie Fitzgfbbon has ac-
cepted position as teacher of the
East Liberty school, and started
the spring term yesterday.
The Fred Brown garage today
sold Ford roadster to A. F.
Buckholz and a Ford touring car
to City Engineer Mccormick.
Jesse Burkett, a switchman, is
laying off few days on account
OF having some ribs torn zoos.
while trying to turn switch.
Mrs. A. L. Allstrand is ex-
pected home from Chicago this
evening, where she has spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Allstrand.
The Harker-Zahner company
sold a Buick six roadster to Ed
Mcqueen this first of the week.
FIR. Mcqueen will use it to make
his territory.
Miss Genevicve Blackburn will
entertain the members and teach
er of her Sunday school class on
Friday evening at her home on
Second street.
a Ford was here this morning
from Chicago, going to Lincoln,
Neb. The lone tourist said the
further west he came the better
the roads were.
The greater good roads COM
mittec will travel through here on
a special train Wednesday morn.
ing. March %, and will be here
from 9:i5 TO 1890.
]. P. Martin is having some
Improvements made on the DIR.