Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

loAlun -no.P osPHATE
along splendidly and is expected
to be able to come home some
time this week.
William Bowers returned home
this afternoon from few weeks
visit in New York City and other
eastern and southern points. His
wife remained for a longer visit
He reports q fine trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Keith o.
Mondamin brought their daughter
to the Valley yesterday for oste-
opathic treatment for appended
It's, which forced her to give up
college work at Bellevue.
Mrs. o. E. Metcalf left this aft
ernoon for her home in Spokane
Wash, after a short visit here al
the H. A. Newton and lack West
homes. Mrs. Newton accompani-
ed her as far. as Omaha.
Miss Susie Phoenix left this
morning for Tyndall, S. D., where
she was called by the death OF
her mother, which occurred at 9
hospital in Yankton, following 9
third stroke Of paralysis.
Bobbie Ellers OF Omaha and
Mrs. Nora Brockman of this city
were married in Omaha last Mon
day. MT. Ellers is clerk at the
Northwestern freight depot. They
are making their home in the
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus johnson
pleasantly entertained forty
guests at their home Saturday
evening. "A most delightful time
was had in music, visiting and
dancing, followed by a splendid
supper.
The Harry Withrow home had
a fire scare Saturday afternoon
when the neighbors found the
roof of the kitchen on fire. A few
buckets of water soon extin-
guished.it without calling out the
department.
Miss Daughrty of Boston, the
famous beauty specialist, arrived
this morning and will be at the
Doty & Peterson store this week
She makes an appointment to
demonstrate in your own home il
you will call the store so an hour
can be arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Frazier OF
Idaho are the happy parents of a
son, born last week. Mrs. Fra
zier was formerly MISS Grace
Williams of this city, and grand
pa G. G. Williams is nearly as
happy as the fond parents.
Mrs. F. G. Lightell of Omaha,
who has been the guest other par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gill, visited
this afternoon with friends in Lo-
gan. She will leave this evening
for Omaha and from there will
go to Gothenbury, Neb., to join
her husband and make her home.
The city is putting in hitching
posts to the east of the Fanger
store, north of the Christian
church, north of the Baptist
and to the south of the L.
D. S. church. The problem of
finding suitable space has be-
come quite a serious one since so
many streets have been paved.
Miss Florence Norberg, the g.
year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Victor Norberg, fell on the walk
last week and cut her chin quite
badly. DR.. Lusk was called and
took several stitches in the cash.
Mrs. Henry Sahn and four of
her children left this morning for
Los Angeles, where they expect
TO spend the winted.
The j. e. Jones home was thu
scene Of an enjoyable gathering
Saturday night when j. e. fur.
aished an oyster supper to all of
his children and their families at
he completion of the corn shuck-
ng period. A fine time was re-
ported, as everyone was in good
spirits, not only on account of the
supper, but also because the
7ear's work was brought to a
lpccessful close.
One of the largest crowds that
las attended a public dance for
'ome time was in evidence Satur-
lay at the X. Of C. hall. South's
hree-piece orchestra furnished
he music. In the prize waltz Mr..
J. L. Goldblatt and Miss Martha
anderson carried away the hon
rs, the former receiving a box
Il cigars and the latter box of
andy. Frank Carpenter, John
dcDermott and Fred Mcdonald
Icted as judges.
Upon equest Of the people the
ervices at the Z. D. s.. church
will be continued Indefinitely.
Elder Amos Berve will continue
n Monday and Tuesday evenings