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A. c. Lenore. of Atlanta was amman

A. C. Lenore. of Atlanta, was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
R. S. Ben, of Columbus, was reg
istered at the Oglethorpe last night
DIR. ]. T. Maxwell, of Savannah,
will be in the city today
"a. B. King, of Atlanta, spent yes
terday in Brunswick.
A. r. Hensel has returned from
visit to Jacksonville.
o. e. West has returned from trip
to Savannah
NJ w. King. candidate for the sen
ate from Camden county, was a~visit-
or in Brunswick yesterday.
NJ Welsh and G. p II. Jones, of this
city are expecting to leave next week
for Buffalo, n. Y. to attend the Shrin-
ers meet there.
j. w. Ham, representing the Thorn
as Roberts & Company, of Phila 1el-
phia and Baltimore was among the
guests at the Oglethorpe yesterday
Mr.. Ham said the past year had been
one of the best i'll the history of his
firm and indicates that prosperous
times are at hand all over the coun-
try.
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CITY TAX NOTICE.
Save money by paying City taxes
now. Discount period expires July 10.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
HAwxEYE FARMERS CLUB.

The Hawkeyc Farmers club
met August ; at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Evans. AS every
one is so busy and quite a num-
ber were late HE morning hours
were spent i'm visiting. After a
splendid dinner provided by the
hostess the meeting was called TO
order by the president. p. j..
Quist. with song by HE club.
The following members answered
to roll call: Mr.. and Mrs. p. j..
Quist, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Scebold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Faith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. g..
Coultllard. Mr. and Mrs. Render.
Mrs. Becbce. Mrs. Branduff and
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans.
Minutes of The last meeting
were read and approved. after
which the following program was
randered:
Piano solo by Miss Mrlvina
Evans, reading by Mrs. Scrbold,
piano solos by DRYDEN Quist.
Miss Gladys Richards and Miss
Ester Evans.
The following questions were
discussed:
First: Is the taxpayers league
benefit and should This commu-
nifty send a represents tive? De-
cided it is a Deneii..
Second: What is the best way
to handle colt al the age of /
year. Decided to give ii plenty
of feed and keep it growing.
Program committee for Sep
tember: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. L.
Scebold and Mrs. G.. Mcintosh.
Question committee for Sep
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
r. I. FINLEY TO
GET THE PosToFFlCE.

This morning dispatches
convey HE information that Illn
name OF j. l.. Finley has been
>rlh Ia the senate for postma- Ter
ald 'ha the appointment Mill
probably be made in a few davs.
This closes one of the warmesi
posloIfice fights staged lcrc in a
long time. There We're toll. can
didaie~ for postmaster here and
all oi them We're good democrats.
District Chairman j. j. Hue hes
of Council Bluffs was visited
daily hy friends of each aSpirant.
each delegation giving The goad
Gniiii- nf heir candidat" and tr9-
ing his appointment Mr.. IIu2llr,
Sil'Ird The matter thoroughly and
weighed the evidence of each. His
posi- ltiOn was IL hard one. a. he
knew all OF he applicants per-
sOnally and knew that each WAS
fitted for tiir position, l,u! llr
could give lli" appointment to hui
ONE man. Tho time for the APP
p"in!mcnt passed about two
months ago. but illis mornine
dispatches was hc lir-t nkline
a. IN fine successful! candidate.
Mr. Finley. or Tom. a h" i
more Familiarity called. is We'll
fitted for lhe position and his an
poinlmeni Will please he pron!e.
He has lived here q number Of
years and white in business has
proven himself a thorough h,isi-
ness man. He will Drohahls az
When Mr. Album steps out and
turns over the keys he will have
lcompleted eighteen and one-half
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
temher: Mr.. Faith. Mrs. Bee
bee and Mr.. Brandnfl'.

lbct itIltI MI. DtdIiUlII
Programs for next meeting:
Recitation by Harvey Faith.
reading by Mrs. f. Wilson. rpci-
tation by Marie Render. rccita-
iion by Mildred Branduff, racita-
tion 10y p. NJ. Evans. and reading
by Mrs. George Mcintosh.
Questions to be discussed al
he next meeting:
First: When is the hest time
to sow fall wheat? Referred to
r.. Evans.
Second. Can a woman with
four dozen chickens raise more
profit i'm three years than a man
with forty acres of land. accord
ing to money invested? Referred
To Mrs. ii. Mcintosh.
Visitors present were: Mr.. Ed
Elitf and family. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Bourne. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Irmie
and family. MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Scchold Mrs. Farhcr and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Little and daughter,
Misses Eva and Leona Mills OF
Logan. Miss Gladys Richards of
Sloan, Miss .Jclla Stations. Nila
Hardy, Mrs. \, w. I.aneford. H..
Fletcher and R. L. Stallion.
The club then adjourned to
meet Saturday. September rs. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Quist. MIR. p. j. OUIST.
MRS. COJLTHARD. Pres.
Secretary.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
JEDoo FARMERS cLus.

WOodhinc. Ia. Aug. 10. The
JeddO Farmers club met al the
pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Watkins. The roads being very
\ muddy the members We're late in
& arriving and there was no morn
I. ing session. After enjoying a
aliful dinner the club vi,
called To order by singing. Roll
call was answered by nine fam
lilies and questions were discuss
ed as follows:
Is the present road working
system satisfactory to The tan
payers9 Decided that il is not.
Does it pay to raise our vegc-
tables or to buy them canncde
Decided that ii is better To raise
them.
s Program for sseptember
Songs No. IL .67 and 81. Read.
ing by Mrs. Charles Leonard.
Song by Robert Boustcad and
Perry Watkins. Reading by John
Roush. Recitation by Ralph
Watkins. Reading by Eta
Roush. Song by Mrs. Bomstcad
and Perry ki2rr. Music by MI.
Watkins. Reading hy Mrs. R,'
Watkins. Recitation by Rub,
leonard. Recitation by Laura
Leonard. Recitation by Little
Perry Watkins.
Should farmers pui up ice fol
summer use? Referred tn Mrs.
Lewis.
should a man With a family
carry life insurance? hefnr.e,i
to Perry Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Briggs
were taken in as new members.
Visitors present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Tupper and daugh-
tiers. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Wat
kins and family and Eva Baker.
Committees for program and
questions are MIR. and Mrs. Bbu-
stead, Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Siebles.
The club adjourned to meet
the second Thursday in Septem-
ber with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leon
ard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
BOYER VALLEY CLUB.

The Boyer Valley Farmers
club met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Meadows.
The day was ideal. After do
ing justice To the fried chicken
and many other good things that
go to make up a farmers club
dinner the meeting was called tO
order with the following pro
gram:
Song. America. Lords PRAYER.
Reading of the minutes. An as
sessment of 80 cents per family
sA(.as made to defray various eN-
penses. Roll call. Quotations.
Current events. Mr.. KIeeh. Reel
tation by Arthur Slrrnberg Reel
tation by Alleync Meadows. In
strumental music by Mary Ida
Pugsley. Reading by l''lossie
klecb. Reading by Rev, y. NJ
Ellston. Talk ON parcel post hA
"A. r.. lngham. Topic. Is sweet
clover profitable for pasture
This brought out quite discus
sion for and against.
The club adjourned TO meet
with Mr. and Mrs. c. f.. Mincry
in September.
Visitors were Rev. and Mrs
Silston and SON. w. +. Mincey and
wife, and Marccllus Pugslcy, wife
and daughter. Eleven families
of the club We're present.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Birthday Party.

Yesterday being Miss l5aIne
johnson : fourth hirthday She
invited twenty little friends in ia
assist her i'm celebrating tllc oc-
casion. Ailer several minutes ol'
inspection and admiration of tlle
beautiful gifts brought her he
little folks started i'm Tor ihrir
afternoon amusement. which
was formed chellv of games. .Nl
> O'Clock Mrs. johnson, assisted
hy Mrs. t. l.. Miners. served re-
trcslmen'S. II WAS a tired but
happy little crowd which later de
parted for their homes. wishing
Fahne many more birthdays.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
ANNUAL FARMERS
CLUBS PICNIC.

The annual Farmers clubs
picnic was held today at the city
park With the members of twen-
ly clubs of Harrison county in
attendance.
This was truly typical mid
summer day. not a cloud i'm sight
to mar the days pleasure. The
people began to arrive early and
before noon the main park was
nearly full of ontOs. Many also
came in on the various trains.
The amphithcatcr was very ar
tislically Staged with the or
chestra stand i'm the center and
upper part. while the main plat
form was built in the center and
front below. the Judges box dur
ing thp fair season being turned
into miniature stage. round
which American flags, were hung
and costly fitted up with table,
chairs and rugs. The morning
program follows:
Invocation ........ Rcv. Crewdson
Srcrrlarys report of previous
meeting 80 - -....................
Address Of welcome ...........
......... Mayor Edgecomh
Music -, - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.. Missouri Valley Orchestra
The splendid concert by this
orchestra was thoroughly ap-
nrcciai"d and heartily applaud
cd. This organization has only
rrcentlv been organized under
leadership of Mrs. g. s. Green.
consists of eight members. They
are all first class musicians and
therefore make first class music.
Al the close of the concert n
short business session was held
and WoOdbinr was chosen for the
annual picnic next year.
Next in order came ll,p dinner
hour and lhe crowd repaired to
the main park. where we'll filled
baskets and hampers We're pro-
dnced and dinner arranged on the
imprnviscd tables. After the
usual two hours of feastine and
social chat the members AGAIN
met at the grand stand for the
program of the afternoon. which
proved both lively and interest
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
"sone Pi,Iow.n

Mol long ago one of tIic mem
brr~ of The H. n. \. club @;,s
promised II beautiful l4iloM for
their den by an Omaha Noun9
lady who recently Visited llere.
To make Il LONG Story short sad
yu,in. man visited The posIolfire
this morning and among t he
mad WAS a three inch square hoN
He Walked ol! ol HE office Men
dcrimg what was in tllis tiny
package and upon opening il
nearly sal down on lIc sidewalk
from the effects ol he surprise.
There neatly embroidered in vio--
lei aN "A violet sachcI pillow.
unn inch wide and one and a half
inches long. Mbrn the receiver
WAS able To regain his rompoS
urr he was heard io mnrmln
some pillow
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
TIT FOR TAT.

We promised further details or
Inc rncrnl national convention at
Kansas C.ily. The elratcs de-
NrIupmrn and adNanrrmrnl i'm
nsleopahy is almost entirely i'm
1 lln ~perialilcS. Each Year marks
decided Improvement and dis
by u~!rOpa lllr special :
isis, With some help coming from
ilae ranks. Me- nuM have o>i"n-
Iialliir on>i"trlcian> IN some OF
| Ia" ritrS who are treating he
mothers. preparing hem Tor coll
timrncnI and attending them at
that time With wonderful success.
Sprpas,llo such as HE average
practitioner Will gel when his
time and Study is diNld by GEN
rral rracllrr. I'm treatment or
eye. ear and nose conditions they
are curing many eases of deaf
nl several wears Standing HAY
fever i getting conquered almost
perfectly by o>tropalhir treat
mcni and finger surgery ocra-
~ipnallN under anr>the>ia. such
a~ o'li. specialists are best fitted
To understand and han,lie.
Cataract and other supposed
ly inclirahr conditions rf illr eve
are being cured oSt""pathirally.
wllila!t surgery, though uuI. pro-
ln~scil is i'm recent years taking
mp he fitting nf glasses i'm con-
junction With treatment ef eye
troubles.
In nStropalhic orthod"tlir-
orr treatment for deiulnitic-
our specialists ar" getting re-
sullS i'm different classes of con-
diiions such as are Taught as i'm
poss sibln i'm medical ranks. Casts.
celloloid jackets. surgery and all
accepted methods are combined
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

To obtain such perfection We
as general pi'as' lii,'inr~ can only
skim !hr surfaces in MANY of HE
;tli'Nr condllinns. and l,aoM ol!a
iMcal,arliN To li)l -I3rh y lich. M.
ars. proud Ia a,.l>noW.t,iat. we r;,il-
'7"t aeN all..c im al lhnSe avenHcs
to pose "a more tiian hcii. Dis
..ip,,.S. hut W. Wish to hav,. u,.i.
! friends know how on, ~ri.ncc *
| broadening and improvine
| We WOULD NOT Waste our time
t1lnl' money attending post er;,l-
liaIC courses and attending cen
/ Nenllun- from one end Of the
| trnnntrN to he IL! lrl. only tn nn...
!Nrnt cnhWeh> from gaihrrine IN,
our brain.
In o,ir iil,sl rrl,nri Of h. re-.
cent cnnNenlion WE mentioned ol.
little item Which We picked tip,
! aud Thought it might be nt n;ei.
te~l io others hi could aN,l
soiInr standard authorities in
medical terms call il i'm ntantcrlr
paralysis. \ erhni,.a!iiy has
been made of it. one lellrw to,iix
1T so seriously as TO write ", Il
personal letiel. in ,i> raNno-. He.
!, may he right "a some diciiun-
aries may cail it title. I'he
ilaIiN have their llioicc. as thrir
dictionaries have not been e,';,-
jrrally accepted tor medical
lrrm>
IL is permissible tn talk about
We'll. lets say aS suggestive. as did
"a physician far from Missouri
/ Valley in answer to a que ion as
To the difference between the
hcllyarhe and appendicitis. MAS
slon. Now YOU may talk about
appendicitis as aptrndi srali.,
and II S permissible. but other.
RECOMMENDATION is more ;rccpli-
bile.
Incidentally We are all WRONG
M the common recommendations ,.f
rcz"ma III >hrilld lr a.
though spelled more Hike zee
>cm-a. hr accent upon The ii.,i
syllable. but Who ra,.e~ a li.? D,ti.z
average patient elNr> "A hlanl, l,,,
fine points, and W. h;lv,. l,u4o,tcn
all our Latin Greek alhl ,:al.n.an
studies many wears ago. irving io
gel tine facts and cures are what
ih" public Wants
We have mol time. space NOR
disposition to- quote medical as
IhoritieS hN the Nu',mr. lellin4 Of
lhelr helple>Smes> tn control oi.
cure many conditions and admit
Ting and Advising ilie lis>rieS Sile>-
aud frequently harmillnc-s of
drugs i'm diseases we all had con
sid"red somewhat almenal!e TIA
drugs. They say nursing. mas
sage. hygiene. ctr.. arc hrlpr,ii.
How many "f tlem wll. however,
suggest "stropailN. further than
lie public MAY infer THAI il il
bath house rtlpIrr can help such
then a -. q. should do more.
Sinnally a patient Will cN--
Ipr"sS appreciation and alml.a-
ti"n for their physician Who has
told them Io take oSteopalhir
Treatment IA in,Ii,.alrd rather
'h,n drugs. and thank him az
much for thrir cure as ttry de- 'i-.
We han" some such physicians in
this romnnunily. and hen. Iowa
is a great state. ism liz
II phvsirlan- who take trrat-
menl themselves or III ii Is good
for their mother. would tckuoMi-
edge and advise il n eqilallv
good for similar eases. we Mould
NOT Sn rr~el! other stl:s some
others make at lines.
DaS. GAMBLE.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Ia..s5IEi
News Snapshots
OF the Week
WEDNESDAY,


senger this morning.
John Christmas has been feel
ing indisposed the past two days.
Mrs. Henry Riley is spending
HE week with friends i'm Omaha
Mrs. Dan Kennedy spent the
afternoon with friends i'm ihe
Bluffs.
Louis a. Wilson and Charles
l.. Wilson of Logan We're i'm the
city OH business today.
Charles West OF Crescent has
purchased Hudson Super Six
from the Brown garage.
Mrs. Lou DUNCAN of Logan is
the guest for few days of her
sister, Mrs. Clay Miller.
Fred Cloud, who was threat
cncd with appendicitis. was able
TO he out and around today.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G.. Shafrr and
son spent the afternoon at the
Joseph Morrow home i'm ModaIr.
G.. \. Pnddy has started "A
cream station at his home ON
Sixth street for Fremont com
cern.
Mrs. Case and daughters and
Mr.. Roberts of Logan were i'm the
Valley last evening callin. ON old
friends.
Mrs. Ellen Orr and SON left
yesterday for Kansas City. whore
they have gone for a few davs ON
business.
George Varnrs leaves i'm the
morning for Norfolk. where he
will work i'm the railroad office for
the G.. 4 n. w.
5eto Yorke was a pas scnger In
Pisgah this morning. where h..
will install Blaugas in the new
school building.
Dan Kennedy. who has been
confined to his home HE past
week with illness. is able te he
up and around again.
William O'Hara of Magnolia.
he democratic candidate for the
office of sheriff. WAS i'm the city
today shaking hands With friends
The Misses Carrie and Matte
Hanson are expected tn arrive
home Saturday from their three
months trip through the west
Mr.. and Mrs. William shcr-
wood have returned To their home
in Omaha after spending Il week
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ken
nedy.
him.
Wilson. The Young SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Doty. was oprr-
aied on This morning by Dr.
iieiSe for enlarged tomisl> and
- ln,ijs.
Mrs. Otto Schleck and children
returned To their home i'm Omaha
this morning after a short visit
With the formers sister. Mrs.
Frank HilbOrn.
Henry l.indhore was elected
assistant librarian last evening
at the library board meeting. to
take the place of Hugh Tami>ica.
who has resigned
Mrs. John Foreman. sr.. was
operated on This morning at
Mercy hospital in he Bluffs hy
DR.. Dwyer of Omaha and DIR. John
Tamisiea Of this city.
Miss Fern Owens is again back
al. work as bookkccper al lhc Doty
& Peterson drug store after ON
.ioying two weeks vacation
with friends at Glenwood
Mrs NJ. d. Myers of Logan.
who has been very i'll with an at
tack of typhoid. is reported To be
getting along fine and hnr tom
pcrature is back to normal again.
The young son Of Charles Ne
Cnne Of the Bluffs. formerly of
CRADLE. was operated on ycstcr-
day at Mercy hospital and is re-
ported as having rallied nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hearn of
Paramount. Neb.. are here for a
week. 5 visit with relatives. They
like their new home very much
and have enjoyed fine business
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Calhoun Items.

James .ouI> and Family % NJ
ioraSlla visited at th" j. w. FolsS
home Monday and TUESDAY
MIR. and Mrs. q. w. .>indrnson
and son and Mrs H. j. IN ~,
and SON of ihr Bluffs M>re sun
uay visitors AT llr Nj. Y. H,Dll;.-
Nel h"mr northeast of Mis- -nari
Valley
Ihe Misses Mar.lrriir an,l
Irene FIIzgihh"n We're shopping
in Omaha FRIDAY
Everyone is invited tn hr
Nouns peoples meeting il Ia.
held at he Calhoun school laan:s,
"NelN SUNDAY might al o';.l,,.,
Ihr meetings are Very interest
ing
i'llr Misses Mic" and Mal"i
lloll'rSIrdl nl Fi.rmun Nero Wis
iior- al the Sfnr. itnmc noli!, T.,
Calhoun last Week
MIR. and Mrs. Ned Cox of The
Nai!eN and Mrs. b. G. Shrrwin
and boys "r llr HIlllls We're Cal
.houn callers SUNDAY.
\ new bridge WAS put i'm on the
Willow creek south of Calhoun.
Ralph aud Rolin Shcrwin of
the Bluffs Visited Calhoun rela-
liNr~ the first oi Inc week.
Mrs. Robert Ga sidN and chill
drcll of Carroll visited al the
Frank Chambers home WcdnrS-
day. I'hey !ikn Il,ril, NOW home i'm
Carroll very we'll
Mrs. Al Malls was AN omaha
shopper Friday.
Mrs. Charlotte pirrrv and
daughter spent FRIDAY at The ID.
y. Plrrcy home near Modale
Most of The l.aIIlnAIniIes at
tended The old settlers picnic al
MAGNOLIA un 'lhursday.
Word has hnen received from
Mr. and Mrs. ID. H. Rprdy report
lne n iiie trip and Visit in Tie
\Nn~l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Card of Thanks.

We Wish Ia thank our friends
and relatives for their many acis
of love and sympathy extended
'o ll~ during the Illness and loss
of "nr darIin. eIauelter W.
feel ourselves under Il debt ul'
gratitude which W. can never
hope to rrpay.
MIR AND MRS. w. n PRICE.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Card of Thanks.

We wi-1t TO ehank the neigh-
bors and many kind frinnds who
We're so Kind 10 us dall.ine n.,t.
late bereavenrmi Your Efforts
We're moi i'm vain and Mill always
he remembered IN illc hNin".
j. NJ. BONEBR .NlI...
AND GlIl.loRla.N.
MRS. j. III. DOG.kTRN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will Sell at
Hublic sale al his residence on
North Eighth street on Friday.
September 4. 1916. the following:
CATTLE. l'wcniy-onc head Of
cattle consisting of snvrulrnn
milk COWS. three hrifers and one
>hortho"n bull. years ol'!
'lllr-r CONS are al! young and are
of extra good milking qualities
Several OF these COWS ar" just
fresh
MISCELLANEOUS One 200
good farm Wagon. one rasa
grinder. one milk cooler and ali.
aior. ono new Viking cream sep
.,"atnf. al mi ans T..
lies. three head ii ~ :.e.' .
w.,rk horses ln' li.N1. ,,ly
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
An Alfalfa Stack Burns.

Little Sioux. la. Au 20 Mr.
Davis. VIA" laa~ :; farm joining
tl," 'own on 'll" east, lost 4
tI.iriy ton stack of alfalfa lay ril-.
Thursday caused hN spontaneous
cemi,liSiion which is The general
belief lh" alfalfa was stacked
Glite sre.n and reroiHed quite Il
shower of rain upon it before it
was all up.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

This hot weather calls for
ready-to-eat victuals. such as YOU
find in great varities. Gilmore's
Sanitary grocery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
Peters and Marie Smith
Riverside Club.

During the entire day Miss FL
len Brown presided over the bar
rel of iced lemonade. which was
placed in The floral hall and was
given to The thirsty people free
of charge. This was first class
lemonade and the barrel was
filled several times. G. p. Moore
also had small confectionery
stand on the grounds.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24
wears as postmaster lo the

wears a~ postmaster ln The salts
faction "f the public His plans
have not been made. as he says
he is going I" laIl" a long vara-
'ion to Sla,.t With and may COM
tinlir il indriiniIely He surely
deserves vacation after tina
OF years AT he same job.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-24

We GET a fresh supply Of fruits
every morning at Gilmore's san-
itary grocery.