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

i ''Vu' NyiituuN NtStcIudN anu IT,
ports her daughter, Genevieve. as
doing Very nicely following her
i operation for appendicitis.
, DIR. Koniemachcr reports the
/, birth ut a seven pound girl to MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Douglas yrslrr
,day \ prolder father than MIR.
Douglas would be hard to find.
Mrs. Hnrrl Darling Of Fremont
twas the over Sunday guest of the
CHARLES r.. Stout home. She lrfl
this morning for Siblcy. Ia.
whore She will visit a few days.
Dr. DOYLE. Miss Zahncr and The
DIR. Gamble family We're guests of
II. d. Wright Yesterday at an
elaborate picnic supper. MIR.
Wright also had an anniversary.
T.. o. Worth. Wife and baby al
M"ndamir. Hazel Mard of Bee
brrlnMn and George Carlisle uf
HARRIS Grove We're seeking Osleu.
palhlr help i'm the Valley veslrr-
uaN.
Miss Emma Green returned this
morning from a Two weeks visit
in Nlbia where she has been The
guest ot Miss g. y. WrllS since
her school closed a, Washina-
tom. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Young and
SON. who have visited ihe past
few months AT the Bernard Evans
| home. lett his morning for Blair.
Mis-. ON their way home Ia Enid.
Mont.
The Misses RrrNl Culver and
Violet lIillman will leave i'm ilr
,mornine for Glenwuod. where they
Will o" as delegates from the NJ
T.. church To attend thu Epwnrlh
league cnnNrnlim
Miss Stella Morrison of Nicola
and Miss Pearl Magnnrr of Oma-
ha returned In their respective
homes today after Il week : visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Donald
SON north of town.
Eugene Mood. 10 wears old. liv-
ING south of l.oNclan,. Was kicked
10y cow Saturday evening. He
WAS immediately brought la fine
office of Drs. lamiSina. whore hr
MAS examined and found lo have
one rib broken.
Or. koniemarhrr visited his pa
tlrn'> al Mercy hospital SUNDAY
afternoon and reports them AN
dom. nicely Mr.. Fred Mcdonald
| sal mp for the first time Yesterday
and Will be able io come home
(! the latter part ut the week.
Miss Clara RrsSire is now ear
lNine both hands i'm IA sling. owing
ln picking cherries. The limb of
IA Tree broke under her and she
Is quite fortunate i'm not being
seriously injured. as she fell ON
her face, scratching il badly.
While picking cherries Sainr-
day Mrs. jerry Malloncy of Mon
damin climbed into a tree To
! reach The higher branches. In
some manner she Slipped and fell
"'llr ground. cutting a deep cash
ana InJnrlne the hone i'm her limb.
She WAS brought to the VALLEY.
where ~l" Was given medical al
lrnlIoIl by the DrS. lamisira.
Miss Gladys NORTH of Monda-
mlIl. who has been taking Ostco-
palllN for some few weeks past
and staying i'm the Valley. is now
able To Gel out some each day
ANA gaining health splrndidly
aller a general breakdown which
has held her krdrast for several
months. She hopes To be able To
return home NEXT week.
saturday afternoon while The
Misses Hazel Mccall and Mae
ll"shrooll We're iurnin. their
horse around ON North Enurtl,
street The animal took il into lis
head To be stubborn and whirlrd
around 50 short thai the buggy
WAS overturned. throwing Miss
MCCALL out The ladies were
badly frightened. but no injuries
We're rrcrlNrd
\ terrific electrical STORM
swept over the Valley last oven
ing and caused the citizen, In
seek shelter and draw all lhr cur
laIns. Although the rainfall WAS
mol Very heavy it did some dam
age Ia the paving work. Tho
paving laid last week ON Eighth
street VIII have la be taken M and
r"laId. as III" sand was all washed
o'Il from under Ihc brick. The
lll"r had NOT been puI i'm.
Miss Irene Powell of Omaha
ONE OF Prof. Chambers pupils
VIII give classic dance al The
Rose fnte Thursday. June 20. Miss
Powell has taken lessons from
Prof. Chambers for a number or
wears and is considered one of M,
best pupils. She is a niece OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Finley of this city
and will be remembered as the
larger OF hr Two little girls who
PM ON several "f The new dances
at tho Nruiind hall about three
years ago.
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