Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
SATURDAY

C. II. Deur was Wall Lake
passenger today.
CLYDE Jones was an. Omaha
passenger this morning.
Arthur Hanson was a Sioux City
passenger this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BLACK spent
the afternoon in Omaha.
Tom Sigler was the guest s1t
friends in the Bluffs today.
Mrs. Charles Drain and son
were Omaha visitors today.
Mrs. Elias Harmon and dauGh-
ter spent the day in Lincolns
Mr.. and Mrs. q. s,Ioness sege
spending The weekend in .0maha.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Greger4sp
were Omaha shoppers this aftfr..
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin ,ConAptt
were Omaha shoppers this afteag
noon.
Mrs. Guy Glenn and Mrs. .fohn
Warnke spent the day shopping
in Omaha.
Mrs. Robert Kirlin and son ere
spending tho weekend with:Blnff!s
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Behm of Modale
was a Valley shopper Yesterday
"ttcrnoon.
MNl:.s c., Nelson .cf. ttge.en
ing for week $ sisit with friends
i'm the Bluffs.
Leonard Parkhurst departed
this morning for Detroit. Mich,
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :Filkins
We're among the Omaha -ilasseng-
crs this afternoon. =,
w. J. 4. l'nmack of near Nag
nolia was in the Valley tods,y son
his way to the Bluffs.
Miss Bertha Sand9rcn Of Grscn
came down this morning for n
brief visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Evans ;4pe
spending the weekend in Albion,
Neb., tho guests of friends.
Mrs. +. G. Weatherly left this
morning for Lincoln, where she
will visit a week with relatives.
Mrs. T.. w. Skinner of Council
Bluffs is an ovcr-Suntiny visitor
at the home Of George Richard-
son.
Mrs. James McDermott anil
daughter spent the afternoon in
Omaha with Miss Mayme Mcner-
mott.
Mrs. Andrew Smith Of :Kansas
City arrived this afternoon for q
few days visit with her hIother,
j. Miller.
Mrs d. Tnlleek camG,ap last
evening from the BiIffs for ~
Two days visit with friends ami
relatives.
Miss Gladys James. who is the
guest of Mrs. Booher entertained
at thcatcr party at the Palm
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. William Ufford and Miss
Blanche Smith were the guests of
relatives i'm Omaha today.
Mrs w. r. Baldwin and Mrs.
y. q. Baldwin and chiltiren .Of the
Bluffs spent the day henc yester-
day With Mrs. Fred Mccullough.
Willie Dessert left this morn
ing for Woodbine. where nc will
spend a couple of weeks with his
sister. Mrs. Claude Sorey, on the
farm.
Ms. A. S. Johnson and grand
daughter. Miss Evelyn Jdhnsnn
of Council Bluffs. are here for q
few days visit at the Jorgen Han-
son homo.
Mrs Lizzie Shea and 'haf,y re-
turned to their home in 'Neula
this afternoon. Mrs. J. n. Tam
isira accompanied her as far as
the Bluffs.
Mrs Fern Becker returned to
her work at the Jennie Edmund
son hospital i'm the Bluffs last
evening after two weeks visit
with home folks.
Mrs w. |. Spainc and Miss
Blanche Bond of Omaha came up
this afternoon for an oNer-Snn-
day visit at the home of Charles
o. Neal in the country.
Il. j. lIcnnessey and Winnie
Fooie returned from Dcs Moiles
today, bringing with them the
new auto hearse recently p,n-
chased hy Mr. Hcnnessey.
Henry Hargens had the mis-
forum" ia fall down the ,prhar
stairs the other day and is con-
sidcrably bruised up as result
of the nnwclcome expeEience.
Mrs. A. ID. Vance will arrive
this evening from Portland, Ore,
to spend the summer here with
her sister. Mrs. Il. NJ. RhodabeGk,
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fra1f'ks
Oviail.
John Cox was an Omaha .pass-
cngcr this afternoon TO see his
son, Raymond, and Hawyard
Sahn of on their vacation trip to
Salt Lake, where they have se-
cured positions.
Some have suggested that Third
avenue would be a mo,e ;amre-