Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-09
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FRIDAY

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Mrs. Mayme Weaver was an
Omaha visitor today.
Mrs. Frank Krochler was an
Omaha visitor today.
Mrs. Nicholas Gansemer was an
Omaha shopper today.
II. j.. Rainbow was an Omaha
! passenger this morning.
Theodore Myers was in Council.
Bluffs on business today.
p. P. Scebolt was in the Bluffs
this afternoon on business.
3 Mrs. Arthur Noxin was an Oma-
ma passenger this morning.
Mrs. H. L. Ham Of Honey Creek
was in the Valley shopping today.
w. q. Coulthard of California
Junction was here on business to-
day.
G. s. Bond of Rockford town
ship was calling on Valley friends
{ today.
Mrs. G. B. Long OF Modale was
shopping in the Valley this att
ernoon.
n 2. r. McFerren of Modale was
calling on friends. here this att
ernoon.
Mrs. Charles Warnock spent
the afternoon in Omaha with
friends.
]. 3. Young of Honey Greek was
in the Valley yesterday calling on
friends.
Ray Neuflnd is now able to get
around without the aid of his
crutches. #
G.. w. Middleton came down
from Modale this afternoon on a
business trip.
Mrs. Albert Birdsall and chill.
dren left this afternoon for Hot
Springs, s. d.
Mrs. E. D. Aylesworth Of Mo-
dale was in the city today, the
guest Of friends.
Miss Nellie Oleson purchased
q fine new Hallet and Davis piano
today Of Harry Way.
Sherman Locking of Modale
was in the city between trains to-
day calling on friends.
Mrs. v. w. Piercy of Modale
came down this afternoon to have
some dental work done.
Joe Bird has purchased q fine
I new buggy from the Zimmerman
company Of Magnolia.
Miss Rena Coulthard Of Cali
rf f0rnia Junction ~ was Valley
4 shopper this afternoon.
Mrs. William Neidermeyer and
daughter, Miss Ella, spent the aft
ernoon shopping in Omaha.
David Hearn and son, Donald,
left this morning on business
trip through eastern NeDraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Woods two
children are very sick at their
home on Sixth street with the grip
Mrs. H. j. stueve and son left
this morning for Orson, where Mr..
1 Stneve has recently purchased a
farm.
Mrs. Ross Birdsall came down
from Mondamin today to have her
picture taken with the family
group. ~
Mrs. William Johnson is re-
ported much better today and was
able to walk around the room for
q while.
N. w. Goodman of Logan was
! in the city today inspecting some
I property he is thinking of pur4
( chasing.
| Miss nellie Daugherty has ac-
\ cepted position with DR.. McEvoy,
y which Miss Bess Bisbee resigned
last week.
Dick Terry of Little Sioux, one
y Of the county bridge builders, is
n putting in a temporary bridge on
\ Ninth street.
: Mrs. E. H. Roeder left this aft
4 kernoon for Norfolk, where she will
|Avisit few days with her sister,
ISMrs. Earl Hicks.
Miss Kate Toomey of Kansas
II City. Mo-, and Miss Grace Powell
i0f Orson are in the city, the guests
\ Of Miss Agnes Young.
N. B. sparard has purchased
y one OF the latest designed portrait
y cameras and will now be able to
ri make some excellent photos.
Mrs. Peter Sigler returned to her
1 9home in Tekamah, Neb., today
y after a few days, visit with her
4 Rfparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Jones.
Miss Helen Tibben of Extra, one
OF the young ladies taking part
n in the declamatory@ contest, is the
4 guest at the j. w. Harris home
I Mrs. Mary Johnson, who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs
N Ed Casey, is able to be up and
around again after long sicl
d spell.