Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Bert Faith was in Omaha on
business today.
4 Mrs. Fred Todtz was an Omaha
shopper today.
Miss Jose Zahner was an Oma-
ha visitor today.
Ralph Klaffke was Logan vis-
itOr last evening.
G. H. Deur was Bluffs passen-
ger this morning.
w. E. McFadden was in Logan
on business today.
County Attorney Mclaughlin is
in the Bluffs today.
Louis Moskovitz was in Omaha
OH busines stoday.
Mrs. Charles r. Stout was an
Omaha visitor today.
Louis A.. Wilson of Logan was
here on business today.
d. Tulloch was an Omaha pas
scnger this morning.
C!arence Kellogg was in Love,
land onbusiness today.
c.. g.. Williams was an Omaha
passenger this morning
Grandma Sparks is very sick at
her home in .Beebeetown.
Arthur Schulmeister is home
from Ames for a few days.
Mrs. Klaffke is the guest of
Council Bluffs friends today.
Miss Carrie Tenant has been
on the sick list the last few days.
JEFF Pounds is able to be out
again after winters seige of
grip.
A. B. Nordeen is reported very
sill at his home in O'DelFs addi-
,ItiDn.
Jens Anderson has returned to
his work after several weeks ILL
ness.
Roy Johnson and family have
J moved into the Jeppe Thompson
place.
Mrs. A. b. Hosbrook is reported
quite sick at her home on Eighth
street.
:. The Union Farmers club will
meet tomorrow with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Deur.
Misses Kate Fitzgibbon and
Ceceila Mullen were Bluffs vis-
] itors today.
Mrs. B. T. Riley and daughter.
! Miss Harriet, were Omaha shop
pers today.
Axel Johnson is putting an at
u tractive porch on his home in
q Willow Park.
Mrs. Charles Pounds and Mrs.
Manuel Ray were Omaha passen-
gers this morning.
e. II. Allison of Blenco, Ia, was
here today looking over the dredge
work on the bitches.
Attorneys j. S. Dewell and Am
brose Burke were Logan passen-
X SsSiS GIllS lllOilllllS.
T.. j. Hennessey was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Hennessey
/ in Sioux City Wednesday,.
The safety committee of the
railroad shops was out on q tour
of inspection this morning.
y Mrs. Mary A. Blackburn of
Logan was the guest at the S. U.
Blackburn home yesterday.
Miss Bess O'Connor has been
confined TO her home the last two
!. days with tonsilitis and grip.
s Miss Clementine Dalton is
/. sjending the day with Miss Lu-
ellie Massie in Logan.
Th eBrown garage sold Q Ford
today to Bob Thompson of this
city and Chevrolet to Carl Bair
Mrs. Sarah J. Miller, who was
\ thrown from a buggy and broke
h several ribs, is getting along very
nicely.
liner Tollefson has resigned
, his position in the boiler shops
and will move onto farm near
Dunlap.
( Tonight is the annual ball OF
! the X. J.. of s. lodge at the Wehrli
hall. B esurc to go and have a
3 good time.
Mrs. Charles Fellingham and
son of Council Bluffs are spend
ing few days here with relatives
! and friends.
Mrs. James Gciger left this
y morning for Manning, Ia, for a
y. few days isit with her daughter,
. Miss Marie.
i Mrs. Louis West and Mrs. j.
Il West were called to Honey Greek
1 by the illness of their mother,
!, Mrs. Stokes.
1 Eric johnson and Mr.. Hoifeldt
left for Chicago last evening,
:, where the latter will enter a hos
Epital for treatment.
y Ray Watson has accepted po-
J sition at the electric light plant
Vas day fireman and will begin
i work in the morning.
w. M. Branson of Pan Handle
Tex, was here last night, the
1guest of his sister, Mrs. James
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