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

Mrs. L. j. Beebee has returned
to her home in Beebeetown after
a few days visit at the home of
Ray Jones.
The Misses Margaret and .Edna
Coulthard and Betty Free of Cal-'
ifornia Junction were Valley vis-,
itors today. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kent Crawford
of Onawa are spending the week.
end at the Bruce Starlin home on
Third street. 4.
Mrs. w. A. Spaniel, who has
been confined to her home for
some time with illness, is reported,
better today.
Mrs. John Jergens of Council
Bluffs came up this morning for
q few days visit at the home OF
Charles Langdon.
Earl Connors returned to- his
home in Adair, Ia, this afternoon
after a few weeks visit here at
the Duckett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Prohska
returned to their home in Glendo,
Wyo., after few days. visit at
the home of Lyle Stebbins.
Miss Viola Mcintosh and
brother, Charles, of Dunlap came
down last night for few days
Visit with Miss Essie Smith.
Mrs. Dell Hammer came down
from Modale this morning TO
spend few days at the home of
William Miller on West street.
Mrs. S. G.. Graham, who. has
undergone an operation at the
Jennie Edmundsen hospital In
the Bluffs, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. +. L. Myers returned to
her home in Modale this morning
after few days visit at the Ray
Clark home on East Erie street.
Miss Ruth Brown of Logan and
Miss Marie Coulthard of Califor-
MIA Junction will spend the week
end with Miss Thalia Coulthard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schlagen-
hauff, jr., have returned from
Rochester, Mimi, and are visiting
relatives in California Junction.
Mrs. w. Z. Deur and son ar
rived last evening from Lake
View, Ia, for short visit at the
C. H.; Deur home on East Erie
tstreet.
Miss Myrtle Craft of Dunlap
Twas here last evening to attend
the contest. Miss Craft was form
erly a teacher here in the First
ward school.
Miss Lois Reel, who was. taken
suddenly i'll Thursday morning
in school with an attack of ap-
pendicitis, is reported little bet
ter this evening.
Mrs. E. A. Dilley of Council
Bluffs, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Cum
mings, the last few days, left this
morning for Orson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter w. Mullen
and daughter returned TO their
home in Broken Bow, Neb., after
|attending the funeral of Mrs. Null
lens father, John Ryan.
| d. w. Ligans received a letter
today from his brother stating his
wife had died last night at their
home in Panama, la. She was a
sister of Emmaretta Fry of this
city and Thomas Fry near Logan.
Two were killed and seven hurt
Inear Watertown, S. D., this morn
ing when train plunged through
a bridge weakened by fire. Three
coaches dropped twenty-six feet
and one man was burned alive,
Ipinoned by the wreckage.
We were told by some of the
|contestants at the depot this
morning that Missouri Valley
lpeople had outdone all the other
towns they had visited in the way
.|of entertainment and they all
stated they had royal good
time here.
| One of the windows at the
lKlaffke grocery attracted quite a
little attention today by the splen-
did display. Fruit of various
kinds and spring vegetables were
arranged invitingly and large
Iartificial plant of Easter lilies.was
Iplaced in the center.
The Wireless club met a few
evenings ago with Fred Egan and
listened over the wire from sta
tions in Lincoln, Neb., Council
Bluffs, Lamonie and Onawa, Ia
The boys of this club are very
much interested in this work ane
!, are meeting. with splendid sue
cess.
Mrs. Fred Jones received let
tier from Miss Phrone Butler to-
J, day stating she had returned t.
, her home in Curtis, Neb., from tn,
, hospital at Cambridge, Neb.
! where she had been taking ,
ylcourse of treatments for eczema
She states her condition is mucl
better.
/ The J. D. Brown drug. store ha'