Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
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4 Mrs. John Owens and Mrs. Il. $.
i Haskins visited friends in Mo-
dale Yesterday.
A Mrs. H. H. ulrich and daughter
\ Cora. of Omaha were Valley WIS.,.
titors yesterday.
| Mrs. p. f. Weodruff was the
guest this afternoon of friends.
in Council Bluffs.
Or. J. l.. Tamisiea reports the
Firth Of a nine-pound girl to Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Ball.
1 Mrs. }. 4. Miller and mother,
i Mrs. r.: A. Hartnett, were OMAHA
visitors this. afternoon.
Peter Pagan returned home
Ithis morning from a three month.
Stay in Broken Bow, Neb.
NJ. HDlbrook OF Springfield. Mo,
|arrived today for a several days
Visit with relatives and friends.
!! VIM. Kukuff. an old engineer,
well known in this city. is re-
sIporled seriously i'll at the home
of his daughter in Sioux City. He
is not expected to live the day
Through.
Mrs. l.. I.eGrow of Omaha is in
the city for a few weeks visit with
lher daughter. Mrs. d. J. Album.
/ Miss Josephine Bull was al,
! Omaha passenger this morning.
whore she has accepted a posi-
ltion.
The X-ray picture taken yes
terday OF 4. l.. Finley's injured
foot showed dislocation. but no
homes broken.
/ Joe o. Common and several other
farmers of 'Melrose attended the
| joint board meeting in Council
Bluffs today on ditch business.
Mrs. Dennis O'Leary returned
to her home i'm Sioux City thls
morning after a two weeks visit
With her mother. Mrs. \. Bird.
Mrs. Daisy Fischer, who re-
Ecently underwent an operation at
(, the Mercy hospital in the Bluffs
was reported very low yesterday.
Mrs. Lou Johnson and Mrs.
John Marshall and son spen! the
afternoon in the Bluffs NTH Mrs.
1 VIM. Petit at the Mercy hospital
Edmund Rose. who has been
\ tlie guest the past week of T.. Ryan
and The Misses Hogan. returned
ito his home i'm South Omaha This
afternoon
Mrs. Arthur Fisher has re-
turned from the hospital in Oma-
ha, where she recently underwent
an operation and is getting along
splcndidly.
Miss Selma Iiolbnrg was the
ONer-night guest of Logan friends
Louis Ericsson of Mundamin
was i'm the Valley this morning.
ION business, later going 10 the
Bluffs 10 attend the Joint board
meeting of supervisors.
Mr.. Sims who recently pnr-
'Icllased The old section house that
has stood for years on lie corner
Iof Eric and West street. and has
ImoNcd il iu Sealonville.
A. IL. Livingston, who has been
spending the summer in the VAL
| ley with his Wife and son, expects
i 10 leave in the morning for his
home i'm Hot Springs. S. u.
4 Mrs. George Johnson. jr.. re-
burned to MOndamin this morn
4 ing. after brief visit in the city
4 among relatives. They expect to
moNe TO the Valley in a few weeks.
4 Mrs. VIM. Graham OF Modale
Ispeni few hours in the Valley
yesterday. shopping aud visiting.
:. Emma Gilmore of Mondamin were
4 the guests OF friends i'm this city
yesterday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Fitch and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitch
land Mrs. $. Portcn and family of
jOwinnna, Wis, will enjoy AN ALL
4 day picnic tomorrow at Magnolia.
Mrs. 4. ID. Fitch and Mrs. Porter
iare sisers.
The Dan Redmond family re-
4 ceivcd word today that a brother
! in-iaw of Mr.. Redmond had been
KILLED i'm an auto accident while
ION his way 10 Saginaw. There
wa sanotllrr man With him who
was also killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence long.
who have been guests he past
few days at the Mrs. II T. Brand
Iriffs home, left last evening for
their home in Modalc.
/ John Adams entertained The
musicians and other help that
assisted him during home com
ling week al the dances. at a splrn-
did fried chicken dinner al the
700 restaurant. Saturday even
ing. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dugan of Kan
sas City. Mo-. who have been the
guests the past week of their
daughter, Mrs. w \. SPANIEL.
fleft This morning for Mondamin,
where they will spend a few days
S|witli their other daughter, Mrs.
s n. Greer.