Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-04-06

Colo, is mere TO spend the sum-
mcr With his daughter, Mrs. Fred
smith, west of town.
twenty car loads of fine horses
ror the french government wen,
through this city this morning
rom Grand Island, Neb.
Mrs Il. HI. Smith and grand
daughter of Boone arrived this
afternoon for few days visit
at the home of George Gaver.
G. W. Connect and Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Connect were Blair pas
sengers This morning, where they
3xpcct 10 stay several weeks.
Mrs. Catherine Moriarity leaves
sunday for Seattle, Wash, where
he Will spend the summer with
lre sislcr, Mrs. l.. Ill. Truesdell.
laicll Alidd.eman. a machinist
III St Thomas, ontario, arrived
his morning and Will start work
Immediately in The machine shop.
Mr.. Bruce Stariin and son are
Npcctcd to return this evening
rom Onawa, whore they have
| cen visiting the last few days.
Miss Beatrice Collier leaves to-
oFFoW morning for Alpcna and
Behell, :. D., where she will
ond three weeks with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Casey was pas
en- ger TO Council Bluffs this aft
enoon for an overnight visit
With her sister, Mrs. George New
on.
Mrs. William Mills and chill
lren and Miss Mills of Omaha are
ypeeted this evening for few
| lays visit at the M. d. Bramon
home.
Lloyd STRAIGHT, who has been
he guest of Miss Blanche Pal
mer the past few days, returned
his home in Imogene, Ia, this
AFTERNOON.
Hazel and Clifford Hansen re-
turned to their home in the Bluffs
| his afternoon after a few days
visit with their cousin, Miss Ivy
| Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Anderson
II stanton, Ia. arrived here to-
lay to attend the funeral of Mrs.
5a1nuel Anderson, which will oc-
eur tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mayme McDermott, who
has been in training the past
ear in the Lord Lister hospital
n Omaha. came up this afternoon
for a three days visit with home
folks.
At q board meeting of the
,hristian church, held Monday
avcning. it was decided to hold
| he next revival meetings from
he middle of TIE month of Octo-
aer on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Fenimore
u Superior, Neh., who have been
| guosis at the C. A. Puddy home
or he last week. left this morn
| ing for Omaha for short visit
With friends.
! lone bandit held up the Union
Pacific Overland Limited train
last night near Cheyenne. He
nly secured about 5000 A re-
Yard o. $1,000 has been offered
70 bis capture.
ClHAc Huns who has been as
sisting at The German pool hall
IKE a Two months, left this aft
Fao j 2nr Rcd Oak. where he
viii take charge of Mr. Gorman's
business affairs in that pace.
Mrs lucille Colandcr of
WooG ine who formerly worked
Mt the 100" restaurant and was
Oreed Ia 20 home on account of
hood noisontn@ in her hand, has
fully recovered and has returned
10 This city and resumed her
work.
nc llfoWA garage mas been
eeY bu&v HE last few weeks
az ng III" large nnmher of cars
hey have sold. Yesterday they
idcd lGAr more sales to their
o1g list Among them were
Make Peterson, an So" Overland;
William Carr, a ''773" Overland;
&iliam Jones. Il Chevrolet, and
2el Palmer of Loveland. a Chev
A number of Penny street resi-
were out yesterday with
aid shovel doing their part
oWard smoothing up Noble street
a from Erie. They did con-
aille work, which will help
ae eiiy a great deal when they
he men and teams on it.
II. Becbee reports the fol-
oWiHg ear sales for the past
Gaelv: Will Kemmish, Logan,
Aaywell; + w. Peterson, Logan,
iaNwel; Frank Clulow, Mitchell
iX /. Pronge. Nicola, Mitchell
% F. r Upchurch, Loveland,
Mitchell six.