Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
monday

NJ ger To the liItlllS lW!S IltCflnOn.
Stanton McGavern was IA pas
M Ms senger this morning lo (;lenwoud.
Mrs. C.. F.. llaighl and daugll-
II tiers We're Omaha visitors today.
Mrs. d. H. Edwards and cut
dren spent the day i'm Omaha With
relatives.
John O'Gonnor OF Sioux CITY
was the ovcr-Sunday guest OF
home folks.
Sam Paulsnm and Miss Nerlc
Purcell attended the circus i'm
Omaha today.
Mrs. +. w. Myers spent Salnr-
day and Sunday in Woodbine With
Mrs. Ellen Mathis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrow
were the over-Sunday guests of
the Schulmeister family.
Mrs. l.. w. Allison OF l.arrabcc,
ssWyo.. is a guest for few days
Of Mrs. +. w. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs IL. p. Kinds of
Wabash. Neb., wcrr the oNcr-Slln-
day guests of relatives.
Miss Ethel Tenant is back
again al the Egan grocery after
enjoying a long vacation.
George Newton of the Bluffs
spent Sunday here With his fam
y ily, who are making an extended
visit al the Casey home.
The Misses Dolle and Kate
4 FitzgiHhon spent SUNDAY i'm Oma-
ha with their sister. Salome.
Miss Annabc Bishcc returned
Saturday from len weeks visit
in New Jersey and New Pork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wiltr Ct
Omaha We're the sunday guests
of the Earnest Iuttgc family.
Mrs. Harry Brown of Fremont
is here for few days with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Zah-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l'elsin2-
lam and son from the Bluffs sn mt
Sunday here With Mr.. and Mes.
N. Spencer.
DIR. John Tamisica reports The
birth of a girl To Nh. and Mrs.
N Peter Johnson on Sixth and Mich
igan streets.
Miss Helen Brown returned ln
her home last evening from a
n months visit i'm Lincoln with Miss
Mnriel Bcirnes.
Miss Nellie Parson and Jack
CrOmmie OF Moodhinc were The
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Parson.
Mrs. n. ID. Mood returned to
her home i'm The Junction this
morning after a weeks visit with
K Mrs. Roy Cummings.
Miss Irene McGavcrn left for
4 her home in Persia This after
noon after Il few days visit i'm Inc
city with Miss Nellie Olcson.
Mrs. Bowman and Harold Gam
BILE have been quite i'll the pasI
few days from intestinal hernrr-
hages. but arc NOW improving
DIR. IIeisc reports The birth of a
nine pound son TO Mr.. and Mrs
y Ned Irwin and seven pound soil
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Bur,an'l
A Miss Anna Hopengardnrr. who
has been the guest of Miss Emma
Green the paSI week. left This aft
ernoon for her home i'm Washing-
ton, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worcester Warren
returned Yesterday from Iowa
City. Mr.. Warren has been talk
ing a course i'm the summer
school,
Conrad lIoffstcdt, who has
been a guest for several weeks
at the Scoe home north of town.
left This morning for his home i'm
Fremont.
Bert Weed and sister. Ada.
\ drove TO Fort Calhoun Saturday
to spend the day with he Bruce
Cox family. They returned by
way Of Omaha.
The Misses Irene Carroll and
\ Grace Conway of Carroll are
spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. j. Deur at their home on
East Erie street.
G.. S. Green has been painting
some very elaborate signs for The
L. Moskoviiz & Go. store The past
few days. Today he finished The
q smaller side sign.
Miss Lenora Huff departed This
morning for her home in Payette.
Idaho. after an extended visit here
with the G. +. Hopkins family and
relatives at Logan.
Miss Ruby Engersol of Des
MOines arrived This morning 10
take charge of the J.. MoskovitZ
& Co. millinery department for
the coming season.
Stacia Rourke returned from
Omaha Saturday. where she had
been a special nurse To Fred Lowe.
who is recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Tyler Johnson is driving a new
milk wagon. recently purchased.
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