Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
SATURDAY,

noon.
Mrs. II. ID. Adams and daughter
spent the day in Omaha shop
ping.
Mrs. n. + Moore and Mrs.
Frank Sales We're Omaha visitors
today.
Mrs. Fred Divclbcss WAS i'm the
City yesterday. the guest of rel
i ativcs.
| C. +. Hoicc Of Logan was i'm The
city Today shaking hands With old
friends.
Arthur Lane. a piSgah mrr-
chant. was calling i'm HE Valley
/ yesterday
Mrs. Charles Beam of Monda-
min was calling on Valley friends
yesterday.
Miss Frances Tohcr of the
Bluffs is spending il fcw days here
with friends.
Miss Beatrice Collier was thr
overnight guest of Miss Lila
Case of Logan
Miss Matte Hanson was the
guest of relatives i'm South Omaha
this afternoon.
G.. B. Cox and sister. Mrs. c.
| a. Walker. We're Omaha visitors
this afternoon.
J. p. Anderson is making a sew
cral days visit With his son. Al
fred. i'm Fremont.
| liner Tollifson and son of Dun
lap came down for AN overnight
visit with relatives.
Jack Whitmorc formerly of This
city, is reported critically i'll al
his home i'm Omaha.
John Walton will leave This
evening for Chicago. whore he has
accepted a position.
Mrs. Elizabeth West. Henry and
Elizabeth Wesi We're Omaha pas
sengnrs this morning.
DIR. John 'ramisica reports the
birth of a ten-pOnnd son to Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Oleson.
MIR. and Mrs. John Peterson
returned last evening from few
days visit in Sioux City.
Mrs. w. l. Spaine came up from
Omaha last evening for AN over
Sunday visit with relatives.
Gail Mccain will leave lomor-
row for Fort Dodge. where he
will remain for few months.
Thomas Tormey arrived home
this morning from Independence.
whore he has been teaching Ihis
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. Zahncr and
children motnrrd 10 Omaha tllis
morning TO spend ihc day With
friends.
Miss Pearl purcell is expected
home tomorrow from three
weeks visit with Ghadron
friends.
Mrs. Charles Moriarily and
Miss Goldie Hatcher spent lhc
day yesterday in Sioux City with
friends.
Clarence Blackburn. Dewey
Wolfe and Everett Marshall are
spending few DAYS camping al
Smith lake and fishing.
The latest reports from the sen
battle fought "Wednesday indicate
that the British lost seven boats
| and the Germans five. About
5000 men lost their lives.
Mr. and Mrs j j Owens drove
their Ford io Memphis. Nch., lhi,
morning. where they wil hr HE
over-:inndaN guests of relatives.
Mrs. w. I;. Wyman returned to
her home in Kansas City this aft
ernOOn after brief visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mandelko.
Miss Agnes Rawlry of Anamo-
sa. Ia, is in HE city for few
days. the guest of Mrs. Rudolph
Nj. Ande- SON
Mr.. and Mrs. I.ramon Villnc of.
near Mondamir were Valley call
crs and shoppers Yesterday.
Charles MandelliO. jr.. and
daughter came over from Fremont
yesterday 10 visit ihe former
mother. who is i'll. Louise Dani-
ker will accompany them home
this afternoon TO spend the sum
| mer.
w. l.. French has returned from
a several months stay i'm Chi
eago and will scpnd IA couple of
months here. Mrs. Leonard Park
hurst accompanied him To Omaha
this afternoon, whore they will
spend few hours with friends.
Mrs. ID. G.. Allmon was an Oma-
ha passenger this afternoon.
where she will meet her mother
and sister. Mrs. Townsend and
Louise of Logan. who have just
returned from several months
visit in California. They will
stop here for a week visit.
A large crowd Of young people
from the Valley attended il,c
dance given in the country last
evening by George and Oscar
House. This was he largest au-