Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

SAC0hs
Racine work shirts for men and
boys, union made, at SOC
Mrs. j. NJ. Daugherty spent the
day in the country with Mrs. Fred
kinyon.
Mrs. d. Tulloch of Omaha was
here today calling on relatives and
friends.
William Farnum i'm "rhe Sign
of the Cross at the Palm FRIDAY
evening.
Endicott johnson wor, shoes al
Rangers They tan their oMn
hides.
DIR. DE Wore reports The birth
of girl To Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
l.ovelady.
Miss Hazel Thompson spent Tile
afternoon at tho Thompson home
i'm The Bluffs.
Miss Mae Grady of Dunlap was
the overnight guest of Miss
Kalhaleen Ticrney.
One hundred summer dresses.
formerly sold up TO 50. ON sale at
Rangers for CSC.
Mrs. Fred Thompson spent the
day at Loveland with her grand
father, l. NJ. Walker
Mrs. r. M. Gilmore entertained
several ladies at thcaler party
at he Palm last evening.
lIenery Peterson of McGlclland
Ia, is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Moore
Shoes. the latest styles and
perfect fitting. for men. women
and children at Rangers.
Mrs. Roy Cummings spent th,
day i'm Mndalc With her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. W. Moore.
j. M. johnson of Genoa. Neh
is here for few days visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Frank Fitch.
Miss Agnes Peterson OF Ere
mont is spending few days viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Irwin at tn,
junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O.Connor al.
tended the Every Woman,
Show at the Brandeis theater thi.
afternoon.
Mrs. William Quick and SON o.
North Platte arrived last cvcnine
for an extended visit at the +. 4
Heath home.
The Brown garage sold twt
Ford cars yesterday. One wen
to Frank Purcell and the other {,
Arthur Thomas.
rangers summer dress sale OF
Saturday. Dresses sold up TO S:
now CSC.
81 Mrs. Jesse IIoleton is CRITICAL,
ill at her home on Eric street
Miss Holeton. a nurse from 10
gan, is caring for her.
Miss Eleanor Milliman of Lo
gan was the guest of Vale
friends last evening and also at
tended the Colonial club dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Falconer re
turned to their home in Oman
this morning after a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
Muller.
The Misleading Lady" y l.
S. q. feature. with Henry Walt
hill, star of The Birth of the Ma
tion,' will be the attraction at IN
Palm Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs X. E. Brundie
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox wer
in Omaha today, The guests q
Miss Edna Porter, leading lady i
Every Woman's Show
Mrs. II. p. Coo and Mrs. Chas
Tilkins We're in Omaha toda
calling on Mrs. T. H. Roeder a
the Nicholas Sem hospital Sh
is getting along nicely
b. O. Williams, who rnccnll
underwent a minor operation b
DR.. konigmacher is able TO be o,
again after being confined to hi
room for Il few days.
Paul COrello is surely one (
the greatest violin snioists llal
has ever sent To America; NictC
Herbert.
Mrs. Henry lIargcns cntertainc
several ladies this afternoon
her home on Third street i'm hone
of her birthday. No guest undo
sixty was allowed to come.
Mrs. w II. Wax returned to 1t
home in Shenandoah this morl
ing after a few days visit her
Her daughter. Mrs John Bell
accompanied her as far as Il
Bluffs.
DR.. a. H. Konigmacher gave
splendid talk TO the pupils OF II
seventh and eighth grades ycste
day morning on the anatomy
the eye and ear and emergen'
treatment, which was much al
preciated by the attentive aud
ence.
A marriage license was issu
in Omaha yesterday to Edwa
Tamisiea of Craig, Neb., and Mi
Pearl Stewart Of this city.