Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-18
FRIDAY

LII. I1elSe reports Lno Dlftn 0f /:
son To Mr.. and Mrs. II. Evans.
Misses Carrie and Matte Han.
son were Omaha visitors today.
NJ. NJ. Bloss made a business
( trip to the Bluffs this afternoon
RI. Tennant is having the in
terror OF his fruit store redec-
Grated.
Mrs. John Zahner and daugh.
ter spent the day shopping ir
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson
We're Omaha passengers this aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Roy Cummings spent tho
day with friends and relatives ir
1.-The Bluffs.
NJ. Hirst drove to Honey Greek
this morning on Singer sewing
machine business.
Miss Leila Blackburn of Cali
sfornia Junction was shopping in
stlle Valley this afternoon.
Mrs. j. II Thorn of TT. Dodge
is i'm The city. the guest of her
sister. Mrs. W. III. Halsey.
Miss Nellie Rourke left this
morning for brief visit with
rclatives in Charter Oak. la.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank kroehler
left this afternoon for business
and pleasure "trip to Ghadron.
Miss Ncrna Coullhard arrived
this afternoon from Ames for an
over-Ss'lnday visit With home
folks.
Frank Tuna. one of the dredge
men, returned this morning from
few days visit with home folks
lin Omaha.
Mrs. William kirkland of New
port. Neb.. is spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs. James
Kirkland. at Old Town.
The Brown garage unlOadetl
another car of Chevrolets today
and have carload of Fords on
sthe way from The factory.
Mrs. Wallace Smith and Mrs. D.
sH Nelson Of Fremont spent the
day in the Valley. the guests of
Mrs. l.. Wolfe and family.
Father Nolan returned last
evening from the Bluffs, where he
had been to attend the conference
of priests of the Council Bluffs
deanery.
Mrs. M. +. Longman and Mrs.
William Haskens returned to Lo-
gan today after brief visit with
their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Leroy Doiy..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Kelsey and
children will leave this evening
for Los Angeles, Cal. where they
have been called by the illness
of a relative
Mr.. W. 4. Gardner. president
of the Chicago & Northwestern
RAILROAD died at his summer
home al Osterville. Mass. at 9:l5
last evening.
The Goodrich brothers finished
their work his afternoon at Mon
DAMN where. they have been dec
Grating he interior OF the w. T.
McEvOy home.
Mrs NJ j Grcevy. who has
been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Ed Newton. The last few days,
returned TO her home i'm Council
Bluffs this afternoon.
John Skelion was called Ia
Omaha by the sudden illness OF
Mrs. SkelIon, who is visiting
down there Mr.. Skelton rcturn-
ed LATER stating she was better
Mrs. John Paulson will be the
over night guest of the Ed Pur-
cell home Mrs. Paulson is on her
way home from a visit in Soiua
City to Chadron. Neb. Miss Year
Purcell of tllis city will accom-
pany her home tomorrow for q
short visit.
Father Nolan will attend the
I funeral in Council Bluffs tom,or-
row of James O'NeiI. x-sherifi
of POitawattamie county. Mr.
O'Neil was the father Of Rev. John
and Rev. James O'Ncil who have
been here number of times.
DR.. Lusk departed this morn
ing for BarabOo. Wis. where ht
will snend a week packing ant
getting his household goods
ready for shipment to this city
DR.. De Norc Will look after tho
practice during lhc DOCTORS ah-
ssence
James l'enlon Of Des Moines
aged 80 years. is the oldest trav.
cling man on the road. having
been in The service seventy-twt
wears. Mr.. Fenlon was in thu
Valley This morning and told u.
lhal in 1869 he sold farm ma
chinery and several threshint
machines 10 Gene James. HI
lived in Council Bluffs for te,
years and is will known all ovel
the state Of Iowa. Mr.. FenloI
says he is now on the retire,
list and draws large salary, bu
! 10 keep his health up he is still