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The Washington times., 1916-10-16
Tomorrow.


Eighth and Shepherd streets northwest, 1850
p. m.
Meeting. under direction Of Indiana members
OF the women's Wilson Union, Cafe Re-
publique, Fifteenth and streets north
Meeting. Mothsrs' Congress. ballroom. RIA!
Musicale. National Quartet. Homo club. Sis
Democratic rally. Rockville. Nd. Q p. m.
Meeting. American Association OF Passenger
Meeting. committee on Public Library, Board
Of Trade, in rooms. .i:tb p. m.
Lecture, Natural Life and Mature Cure 4"
DR.. Benedict Lust. Pythian Temple, D. m.
Meeting. Anthony League. FOOT Columbia
Annual card party, for bensnt Of Columbia
Polytechnic institute for the Blind, under
auspices Aid Relief Society, the Cairo, 2
p. m.
Boosting trip through Maryland towns. Retail
Merchants Association.
Meeting, Camp, III, United confsderats Yer
Dance, Young Women's Hebrew Association,
Old Masonic Temple p, m.
Meeting, Women's Missionary Society of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South. 122s Eleventh street, Sp. m.
Msscni g. M; N% u; Myron N. Parker.
No. 8, Royal Arch; Mithras Lodge OF Per-
lection, A. A. 8. r..
Eastern star-Mizpah. No. 8; Fidelity. No.
ODD Feliows-Mt. Pleasant. No. %; Amity.
No. ri Washington. No. 0; Golden Rule.
ReSekshs-Fideiity. No. o.
knights OF Pythias--Excelsior, No. Il; Web
ster, No. 7; Capital. Mo. n; Myrtle. Ne. -.
Eiks--Eika ovster club, oyster roast.
The Washington times., 1916-10-16

Hindenburg Placed Ahead OF Ma
poleon.-Headline.
Well. a lot Of German Generals usu-
ally did manage to keep several Jumps
ahead OF Napoleon when that gentle
man was in his prime.
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Who They Are.

Sir: am not a little surprised that
you do not know me. I am the guy
who. in moments OF great scandal or
political upheaval. investigation, ETC..
dashes onto the front page and Threat
ems to Tell ALL w. p. M.
The Washington times., 1916-10-16
Don Marquis
Column
Never,

never saw a kangaroo
Absorbed in calculation
But that I swore I would eschew
All further dissipation.
-ssAR ia
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Human Triumphs.

Ny mouth is very very small,
Ny knife is very wide
And yet, with care. I manage to
Get all my food insidei
The Washington times., 1916-10-16

Sir; I am the girl who did not wear
high. light. loud shoes. IL 8. q.
The Washington times., 1916-10-16
Times Reader Finds Baron Munchau
sen Has Not Died as Was Gen

orally Supposed,
To the Editor OF THE TINES:
1t has generally been supposed that
Baron Munchausen was dead; but such
does not appear to be the case. He
British army.
In recent battle he killed twenty.
one Germans which IL fully equal IL
his record in the past.
An Irish soldier during the civil wal
once captured fourteen Confederate
soldiers. and when asked by his com.
handing officer how ne did IL; re.
Piled. "Begob, I surrounded them"
washinston. October 10 ma - -
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WHAT'S GOING ON IN
WASHINGTON TODAY
Today.

IOuuys
Lecture, Jewish Politics From the Emanci.
patton of the Jewish People to the Present
Day" DR.. shmarya Levin. Sixth and I
streets synagogue, 3 y. m.
Special meeting. kaiiipoiis orotto drill team.
Meeting Of workers for the relief Of Ayr,ans
and Armenians. In ONCE Of DR.. NJ. N. Dali
mage SIS Vermont avenue northwest 7:so
Political rally. at home of H. N. Martin. on
Brookvilie pike, eight miles from District
Meeting. Monday Evening Club. Y. N. c. 4
Building, p. m.
school, under auspices Park View Citizens
Association, p. m.
laying OF cornerstone. new Mount Vernon
Seminary. Nebraska avenue and Massachu-
Rehearsal. Choral Club. Hickman Hall. pre-
eeded by business meeting at sss6 p. m;
Meeting. Oldest Inhabitants OF Hyattsville to
determine proper course OF Ravenswood
I Sfvenue 8 p. m.
M ss1m.. o ssns g. ci.sn Association
Meeting, Committed on public schools. WASH
inston Board OF Trade. t:t6 p. m.
Congress- Hall Hotel, s p. IN.
Msetins Of new night swimming Glass Of z.
Annual M e me- n:. a. N S Hi Iou.. "a, Wiz.
Asses. ay Arthur e. Rs%sr Residential can
aidate Of sociaiist-Labor party. Pythian
Meeting, Hughes Club. elubrooms, Fifteenth
and F streets northwest. $50 p. M.
g: Mount Pleasant, No. g. Washington
Council No. !. Royal and Select Masters.
| Order OF Eastern Star-Ruth, No. l.
ODD Fellows-Lansdon. No. 10; Union. No. II;
| Beacon, No. Is.
Rebekahs-Naomi. No. 1; Ruth, No. L
| anth. No. rs.
Amusements.
New Natiouai-''Fair and Warmer" snB D. m
Belasoo-"IAttie LAdysin Blue" $50 p. m.
| Poli's-"While the City Sleeps" S:l6 D. m.
Keith's-Vaudeville, 2:l6 and s:16 ., m.
| Gayety-Burlesqus, 2:lb and S:l5 p. m.
| Loews Columbia-Photoplays 1880 q. m. Il
IL y. m.
Garden-Photopiays. 10 .. m. to II p m.
| strand-Photoplays. 10 q. m. 10 II p. m.
| Casino-Photoplays, u m to II .. m.
The Washington times., 1916-10-16

I'VE wish to see the relations between
nations regulated by treaties. not by
brute force" said a speaker in the
German Reichstag.
The events OF the two years and q
quarter since Belgium was invaded
seem to have produced some effect upon
the German point Of view after all.
DON MARQUIS.
The Washington times., 1916-10-16

The Administration. says a headline,
is resolved to guard American neu-
trality."
Even II Il has to be taken inlandf
The Washington times., 1916-10-16

.ssAR '16
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Miss MARY Sullivan of Carroll
is lie guest this week of MIR. and
! Mrs. James l5al'telsen and other
/ friends.
| MISS Ncrle llaieht returned to
her home III the Hlllls this morn
ling after two week $ visit here
IMiih lI,, Julius Drur family.
ON account OF he genera
movement ol 50 much wheat IL
Illas hrni found necessary To put
ION two more switch em.irns.
| Mr. and MIS- H. II rln,rber cN-
Iprct Iu leave for Canada SUNDAY
! Ia visit a brother whom Mr.
| humber has not Seen for forty
wears,
| Mailer Greene. Who has been
lfunnln@ u restaurant he past
few months in Dunlap. sold out
l1lrsday and Will reluln To the
Valley.
Mrs Howard l'hmrhcr and chill
,dren nl ltaole Grove are here for
= few days visit at the H. II
'Ihurbcr home. MIR. 'Thurber is
expected tomorrow.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
FRIDAY

Mrs. Willis wa an Omaha Wis
itof today
Mrs. II. I. RAY RETURNED In her
home ia the Bluffs TODAY
George WcatherlN WAS an pnia
has passenger THIS mnlnin@
Frank CLARK purchased Ford
from the Brown earag" In,i;,l
MIS-. w II pauSon ol lovrlan,l
WA a Valley shopper this morn
ling:
II II i'hurlrr Is he one. Of
his broth III Norlulk lnl a 'eN
days.
Mis- Carrie sas alnan Of NJ z
lica. kas is a guest al tile II Nj
Selshy home.
Mrs Me- HDnrhrrak, Who has
he,ll Very l"M HE past week, re
mains the same
Miss Anna Nelson Of Dnlaha
came mp iast eyerine lol a Wccl, q
sisIt with home toll.
Carl Peter on at Earal,nr' Wis.
is here for a two weeks vlsl with
his cousin, G'us Nelson
II w. Glover returned This
morning from am extended Nl il
in Kansas and Illinois.
Meats Bros. x Go. Mill hold
their ing sale November i They
Will sell forty head of l,oarS.
Miss Matte Cobb arrived To
day tor an extended visit With her
sister. Mrs. W. H. GrrMdsnn.
Mrs. Wilson Dniy MA able Ia
attend the rhanianqna Yesterday
for the first time since her in
jury.
Mrs. Guy anderson and ,lailch
tiers al Omaha are here for a
week visit al he \. $. Jones
home
Ross Cnnlthard of he Junction
and Leonard Hall have purchased
new Ford ears from The BROW n
garage.
Meats Bios. 4 ca. sold n hi@h
bred iNlror SOW this wrrl; IL DR..
Guy q. l.un.inrd nf Weston ca.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Boy Breaks a Leo.

Harold Downs. the 9-ycar-nld
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Downs.
had both bones of his left leg
broken Il lille above HE ankle
YESTERDAY afternoon al The depot.
The boys are carriers for an aft
ernOon Omaha paper and We're at
he ,iepol waiting for a train. The
little Downs hoy. with two Ot her
boys, We're standing beside load
ed express truck when all of a
sudden the truck toppled over and
buried all beneath The boxes. The
other Two boys escaped without a
scratch. bll a large iron casting
weighing about thirty pounds fell
on he Downs boy with the above
results. The front trucks of The
truck We're cramped and il is
thought he h0ys leaning against
III started il ahead. when The
wheels cramped still further and
ioppled il over. The boys them
selves do not seem 10 know en-
actly how il happened. and they
were he only ones near there. hul
the express employees think This is
the only explanation of the acct
dent.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
/ .sE..u.y CERES FOR DESTITUTE
eiaiis Family Looks After Poor
WIZ Have Suffered
Misfortune.

Last winter Mrs. Fred Pope was
lJilicd by a train while picking up.
Goa! in HE NorthMe stern railroad
Nards. Where her husband was
employed as a car repalrrr. The
father endcayorcd to keep the
family Of six children together in
he place he called home. at it3o
North Zenith street, hut the chit
dren We're without amy of the com
forts and finally ceased ia have
any OF he neces sarics of life. A
few mornings ago HE oldest child
q Girl OF eleven Neal's. led her
little brothers aid sisters from
he Mretchc,l home and appeared
a. lie Crcchc She MAS carving
The yonnccSt les than !, year
old and leading another only a
Near older. She told MatrOn
Johnson the children had had
neither supper nor breakfast aud
there was nothing for hem to cal
in the house. They We're admitted
10 the Crcche and the father was
hailed INTO court He showed that
he WAS TRYING To do th.. hest he
could. hlil the order of the court
WAS that the children should hr
cared for at the Grerhe and the
father Was ordered To pay SO 4
week for their hoard
seven children of tender aces.
Pope were before Judge Wheeler
III The district court bench. and
We're likewise sent To the Crerhr
for care. Their parents, T. NJ
CLARK and MYRTLE Clark, were also
in court 10 answer a charge OF
'conliil,utory dependency. TIN.
first case brought here under neg
lecied children law Clark. who
is q iricll mas deserted his hig
family some time ago and was ar
rested at Davenport on the charge
Of Wife icSrriiOn He was brought
hack here and lodged in the county
jail he father wa found guilty
al the charae of contributors de.
pendcncN and Was ordered hN
judge Wheeler, ia 50 tn work and
earn money Ia nnnnlt his family
For the present they Mll be kept
IA iis t'reche. and the man must
iN,,ks fe@naf payments for the
hoard oi the entire eight The
olu,ssti child is I wears and the
Youngest I months.
" hen ili, father deserted his
f,milN they We're living at ito6
Ninth avenue The rent was I'M
paid and all of he furniture had
been mnrt@a@rd ln the limit
Don after his departure the
clat9l loan took away all Of the
FURNITURE and Mfc Clarke and her
hie falmllN We're forced to find a
Temporary home With a relative
who is Il dan lahnrrr with three
children of his own, bnt who did
NOT complain Of Inc burden Of
l1,'rpine ten CLARK s arrest fol
lowed when Probationl Officer
fiernrl ; attention was halled to
the situation Omaha Beg
u
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.' e;:s; se: :, ZM40zz~
Spelling No Guide.

According TO eminent English
ra,lea!""s spelling is absolutely
no guide to pronunciation 10
l.roNr Ihis assertion Professor
Jones of thc university College,
London. gives as an instance of
the rutiiIy nr Trying To pronounce
according to spelling a puzzle
which requires HE word fixture"
To be spelled without using amy of
the letters i'm it, The answer is
'phykscha.
Potato could he spelled CHOU
ghplllllrighitrcau, gh relAre-
Seniing Up" as in 'hiccouah.
''on2h' % rs i'm : iIough. :
'phth as in :. hlIiisi~.
"eighn "a as i'm weigh, .itn'
It as i'm gazette. and eau =
so as in beau.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Main Through 10
Pearl Street
Opposite
Grand Hotel
Mrs Ila1melslrom of lIctIjnmc

Mrs. llamelslrom of llciIngcr,
S. d.. who has been visiting in
Logan several days. came down
this morning for a brief stay With
her aunt. Mrs. George Smolhcrs.
Miss Mae White of the Bluffs
is here for few days visit with
her brother. Harvey White. Her
sister, MYRTLE. came up With her
land returned home i'm the even
ing. ), ;.
Mrssrs John Graham and r. j
f!enGcsscy returned last evening
from Sioux City. whore they have
been Visiting a few days. Mr.
|llnnnesscy also attended he UNI
|drriakers convention while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. IIrnnessey re-
turned with them. Lon returned
home This morning and Mrs. Hen
nesscy Will remain for longer
stay.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
DEUTSCHLAND FAR OUT
or THE WIDE ATLANTIC.

Norfolk Va. Am. g. Some
where otlI in he Atlanlir today
the German merchant submarine.
Deit clilald and allied WarsiipS
wore believed Ia be playing hide
anf-seek a. the undersea boat
u liom"Mar,l after passing out
the VIRGINIA capes last night.
The Deutschland submerged a
'i.' Oft HE cuaS SHORTLY before
g oela,'ll ami 20 far a : known here
wa unnbserNrd by The allied war
h'o patrol a'iariina he caprs
aeant II nrape.
ono ol '!in las arls Of Captain
,allt2 ansl ", crew according Ia
aetaea lilpl ~ In. IN. lin
min Winch acted a. il IS convoy
fro - Baltimore la The caprs. was
IL and on ihr drcl, III the sub
lnel iblr and eiNr three ronsing
heer9 lof Amrrica and the ilncr-
lciu people.
~ iiiail 'i'' WI VIZ
without incident Eighteen Ot tht.
milo up the he apcallr bay. at
lia crossing Of HE old Point and
Gag Henry channels, the suhma
rina began to gam pe"'l and .,"on
WI inrrNln. toward the Atlantc.
NTH "nly a slight dr'aN after
reafh1n. lhc calts il dH he'd into
the ga and submerged. only one
war IMP nl'rd states torpedo
DESTROYER, MAS sighted by the
submer ii'lc III il entire trip from
Baltimore,
n Cape Henry today one Two
ftinlni MAJ h,p Wa visible living
oul h,Yon,i h.. three mile limit
Omaha Bee
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10


lnrl" =, Il few wcc.s visit w:il.
~ t'l. Mrs. sad i1,l1-. blsnl
They We're both pa r.'"ers Ia
Omaha last evening IN Witt t,ril
sister i'm that city.
l'lc shortage of ears in Ne
lra>lia is causing siderable
trouble To shippers. The railroad
company the past few days haze
been a,inai,ln t,p send The mum
Der OF cars ordered.
The thermometer i'm olln office
Iregislerel .alSl TOT nj :; O'Clock
this afternoon. The Bermuda
high which scientists tell us is
the cause nl This exceedingly long
drawn onl spell, must be long
Winded.
Nj &. Meats \ Sons have just
installed a johnson improved
brnOdine furnace i'm their hen and
HOG houses These furnaces are
fine during lllc winter. as they are
guaranteed To keep the floors of
the houses warm al all times.
Contractor Newton started his
men LAYING brick on Fourth street
Today. Nil The streets in the pas
Ing district have been concreled
except Sixth and Lower Fourth.
these will moi be touched until
he others are completed and
opened for traffic.
The HARMONY club of Calror-
mia junction attended he chau-
ianu,la Yesterday. both afternoon
and evening \ fine picnic supper
was served at the grounds al 6
O'Clock. The guests of the club
We're Mrs. Auguslrin of Mindrn.
Neb. Frank Gates Of Texas. Mrs.
Olivrtte Carr of CHAMPAGNE. Ill.,.
and Miss Sassalnan of Kansas.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
MANY "MjkED" BY
DAVENPORT GANG

Special Agent q. o. Beck came
to Council Bluffs Friday ON q
business mission connected will
The arrest OF the men who mikcC
n shelby county farmer out oil
$4,000 recently. II apears that
one of the mon. j. Nv Reeves
spent some Time i'm HE Bluffs
stopping al a local hotel. and Tho
special agent is seeking evidence
against the men i'm This connrc-
tiun. The finding OF Il pawn
Ticket from a local pawnshoL
gave HE slight clrw that is be-
ing followed here now.
The operations Of the gang APP
pear to have been extensive and
Special Agent Rock says they
found a rich farmer living near
Krola. some seventy miles from
Davenport. who admits having
been mixed oui of $4,000. His
name is Dave Fisher and he was
buncOcd Oul of his money much
in The same manned that the Sleh-
by county farmer was flceced OF
such large sum.
All Fixed for Business.
II appears that The gang had
fixed for a big business al Davcn-
port. club room with telephone
and other devices for reporting
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
fake horses races, being fitted up

fake horses races, being fitted up
for the purpose of catching their
Victims. Several trunks full of
effects were secured and among
them was a book containing the.
names OF prospective victims and
lit was i'm this book that Fishers
|name appeared. together With
some memoranda that indicated
he had fallen for The lure of a big
WINNING on the race.
The Shelby county farmer, Will
liam Keairncs. proved to he a good
sport and pretty shrewd in bet
ting even with the men who had
,robbed him. When he discovered
he had been mixed he went ahead
with the game and asked for time
to get home and raise 100000,
The gang fell for il and Keairnes
went home and told The sheriff.
The latter called Rock into con-
lsultaiion and Rock arranged to-
have keairnes meet the men as
requested. going to Davenport
With him and arranging a trap for
the men. Rock said i'm all his eX-
pericnce as an officer no never
saw men so clagrincd when he
held out his hand and called them
by name.
One of the men came near rails
ing bond and il was then that the
farmer near Kcola was looked up.
Whrn information WAS filed in
that case the gang gave up the
idea of trying To gel bond.
\ letter from the Chicago po-
lice department says ono of the
men is badly wanted i'm San Diego,
Nonparci.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
JUDGE DEEMER SPEAKER :.
OF DAY ar MAGNOLIA.

Magnolia. Ia. Aug T. The
lhirly-iirst annual meeting of the
Harrison County Old Settlers and
pionrr1.s will be held al Magnolia
Thursday, August ~. u is known
as old Settlers " day and is
usually attended by from 1000 TO
5000 people. Judge Horace
Drcmcr. ono of The Judges OF The
Iowa supreme court. will be the
principal speaker.
\ fine program of music and
readings is arranged One feat
,lrr of The program will be Il must
cal number by five members OF
The Hardy family and !. NJ. De-
pur. whose combined residence in
the county will be over 300 years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
safeuuara Your Child.

II you, child is ralr. dun. al
times flushed. irritable and fret :
fail Won should attend Ia This con-
dition at once as the chances are
your little one is snllrrin" from
worms. kickapno Norm Killer
is what you should gel. This well
known remedy in lozener form is
pleasant to take and rxprls HE
worm at once, the cause of yonl'
|child's suffering. Only 25c at all
druggists. ka5l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
sub-Marlne7

Philadelphia Nlle. 3. Can a
citizen volunteer for training in
lhe duties of the niIrd States
Marine Corps, holding himself in
readiness to lalsr he place OF a
regular marine killed in war, be
properly termed Il suh-marine'
That is what the 'rookics now
al the Marine Corps training
camp in Lansdowne, Pa, would
like tn know.
Friends OF The citizen SEA
soldiers are telling them thai a
marine. moi regularly marine,
although coached i'm the signals
and likely to he called upon to
''I'ncll hit for Il regular marine,
must necessarily be Il submarine.
The rockies themselves say
that Daniel Webster overlooked
this Knol!y problem when he
wrote his best seller, and they are
calling on sports editors to de-
eide the question.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Your Bowels Should Move Once

\ free easy movement of he
bowels every day is "A sign of good
health. Dr. Kings New Life Pills
will give YOU IL gentle laxative Of
feel without gripping and free your
system of blood poisons. purify
your blood. overcome conslipa-
effect I'M The entire system. Makes
YOU feel like .IiNine. Only 25c al
druggists. ka3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
Will sIoan's Liniment Relieve
Pain7

Try il and see. ono appllca-
lion will prove more than col
unn OF claims James S. Fer
guson. Philadelphia. Pa. writes
Il have llaA wonderful relief since
l used Sloan's I.iniment on my
knees. tn think after all these
years of pain one application gave
me relief Many thanks for wla!
your remedy has done for me.
Don't keep on, suffering. app!y
Sloan's lnimrnl where your PAIN
is and notice how quick You gel
relief. Pcnclraies without rub
hing. Buy AL amy drug store. Pc.
ka3l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
i.Ds, poa Found.

While eating a WeinerMnrsi in
Los An"elrs restaurant a man
hi on a dos license tag numbered
4, IS; which solved the problem
OF What became Of Miss Anna
Eell's scotch TERROR. which had
been losi l"r three weeks When
he saw il Mas "A do. license lag
he started Ia clean OIL the place
and The police had 10 lnrll the
riot.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

Why NOTIFY and work oyer a not
slnNe canning frui these hnt days
when You can hny California
growers canned fruits Il. less
ti4a1 You can put them M >n'.r-
self, The best al s3.S0 ease.
Mo. Val. I. & C. S. Co.,
Growers Distributors.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10
When You Have a Cold

,,t,iNe ii attention. avoid exposure,
be- regular and careful i'm your
! diet. also commence taking lIr
! King 5 New Discovery 1t CON
lalns Pine Tar Aniiscplic Oils
| and lialsamS. Is slightly laxative
/ l)r King : New Discovery eases
iNoul cough. snoihrs Your throat
and bronchial tubes checks Your
cold, starts to clear your head
I'm Il hort lime ynu know your
cold is better lis the standard
lfanlly cough syrup in nsr over
forty wears. Get a bottle at once.
Keep ii in the ha,lse as Il cold
sold al your drug
l"iSi Na3l
! The Misses Mahlr am, Violet
/ Peterson of Lincoln are here for
Il week 5 visit With he George
Levitt family. They mere form
icily residents or this city.
! Miss Edna swanson nr k.non
land Mrs. o. j. Larson If SIOUX
jCily leli This morning for .l.rii
respective homes after a short
! visit here With Mrs. Ella Hall.
Yesterday HE lpdlr elevator
/ loaded lhirly-onc ears of export
wheat for Philadelphia and I'M
!lnadrd Twenty-Five ears that had
been sent here. This was one of
line biggest days work they have
| had for some time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-10

hilbert t'r;,mcr OF :a"ilv,,. H.
hot" -, II few wec.,, visit w:iE
~ ',l Mrs. sad ;3rl1- ,blsmn