Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

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= ~ VAS in Loveland to-
4 o1 business.
ssS Moore departed last even
u for San Francisco.
s Cox spent the afternoon
n Omaha with his son.
n liss Kelley Of Modale was a
- Hey caller this afternoon
red Saryey was in Omaha yes
sss'k6stlsy on mat tiers Of business.
IND he Brown garage sold an
etIand to . Z Manion yester-
' lrs. Myrtle Hester Of Modale
u! shopping and visiting here
@ b: and Mrs. Bert Davie were
Assengers this afternoon to
Omaha
@ RS ". ). Price and daughter
ssNere guests today of friends in
Ee Bluffs.
b Birdsall. left this after
noon for Hot Springs, IS. D., for a
S6rief visit:
Yrs. Mary McQ Queen Of Modale
Spent the afternoon with friends
Sis the city.
father Costello of Mondamin
Vas in the city last evening, the
guest Of Father Nolan.
Charles Mandelko of Norfolk is.
here for brief visit with his par
sents and other relatives.
Moore came down this
afternoon from Modale to visit
with his son, G.. b. Moore.
Miss Eva Hanson left this
morning for Spencer, where she
will visit her aunt, Mrs. Miller.
Frs. T.. G. Vincent and daugh-
tar are spending the weekend
with the Emory family at Modale.
[rs. John Wilkerson returned
home this afternoon from
weeks visit in Grand Junction,
n l
81 William Powell yesterday trad
ed q farm near Woodbine for
suburban property in Omaha,
where he expects to move in the
spring:
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Lemon of
Sc. Paul are here for few days,
guests Of his mother, Mrs. H. w.
Clover
r. Owen of Memphis, Neb., 1
saexpected to arrive this after
noon for a weeks visit with his
brother.
Miss Mary. Deur arrived home
this morning from Chicago to at
tend the funeral Of her grand
father. L. N. Kellogg.
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.. Jones en-
tertained the members of the
Union Farmers club today at
their home in the country.
II Mrs. O. 3. Metcalf, who has
been a guest the past week of
the Jack West home, will leave
Monday for her home in Spokane.
Mrs. y. G. Morrison, who was
rosently called to Ottumwa by the1
serions illness Of her mother, re-
turned home today Her mother
s4much better.
The Frank McGavern family
will move into town Monday and
occupy the property on Sixth
street rec emily purchased by Mrs.
S.. r.. McGavern. /
q The funeral of L, M. Kellogg
was very largely attended today. |
The banks were closed until 2:3OI
and many of the business men
were in attendance.
Mr.. Snyder of Woodbine has |
rented the building recently va
Gated by J. J. Owen and will open
an up date vulcanizing and
tire repair shop some time next
week.
p. G. Forde sold fifty four head
Of cattle in Chicago Monday which
averaged A 40 pounds at A cents
per pound. They were his own
Feeding and were in the feed lot
only seventy days.
Mrs. u. b. Mitchell and chill
dren left this morning for their
home in Onawa after an over
night visit here with Guy and
Clarence Mitchell They were on
their way home from a visit in.
Missouri.
"A private dancing school was
organized last evening by some of
lhe young people who are desir-
Dus Of learning to dance, and was
held sG the X OF e. han fir. m 9
until 10. There we're about thirty
"a attendance.
Five O'Clock Tea.
u Mesdames J. r. Mclaughlin
md r. P. WEIGH entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon at a
o'clock tea at the home of the
mr..