Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Mrs. 6. +. Walsh of Sioux Falls,

vito has been spending a few
weeks here among relatives. left
this afternoon for Omaha, where
sic will make a short Stay before
returning to her home.
ID. N. Hardy and family are
moving into their new home on
SIXTH and Huron. which has just
been completed. This is fine
home, ideally located and adds
greatly to the appearance of that
part os town.
Hiss la vefsne Stout enter
tuned the IA. e." club at dinner
Saturday, evening, after which a
theater party Was enjoyed at the
Majestic. Miss Gertrude Wheeler
q: the Bluffs vas the out-of-town
guest Of the club.
Frank Killpack and family,
Fred Driver and family. Lee
CLARK, George Ward and family,
Elsie Ward. Mrs. Rageth and Mrs.
Jake Jacobson, all from between
RpphaetoWn and Nicola. were in
for their regular treatment at the
Drs. Gamble Saturday.
the Baptist Aid society met at
the home OF Mrs. Carl Nielsen on
Sixth street Wednesday, August
30, with tWenty-one members
present. After the regular msi-
meas meeting the afternoon was
spent in sewing until s O'Clock,
when refreshments were served
and enjoyed by all.
Howard Nelson, who works at
the Gilmore grocery, left his hi
cycle standing beside the store
Saturday evening, About {,
O'Clock some lad wanted a ride,
so helped himself. The city po-
lice were notified and shortly be
fore IA O'Clock the wheel had been
located in the Deur lumber yard,
where it was hidden.
The Danish annual SUNDAY
school picnic was held yesterday
Afternoon ct the city park with
. large crowd in attendance. Ath-
lphc stunts and games formed the
amusement for the afternoon. Ice
cream and cake were served dur
ing the afternoon and at $50 the
picnic supper was spread upon
long tables. which were ARRANGED
and all did justice to the SPLEEN
did repust. A tine time was re
ported ny all in attendance.
The Ntondamin consolidated
school received first prize at the
Des Moinps fair for the consol-
dated schonis of the state. They
also received first premium in the
four branches, agriculture. do
nestle science, manual training
and normal training. Mondamin
IL Justly proud Of The showing
their school made, as it is one of
the youngest consolidated schools
in the state and had very short
notice to prepare its exhibits for
the contest.
Harrison county won the most
premiums in fruit at the state
fair over all other counties in the
state. Worth brothers of Mon
DAMN had most wonderful dis
play, mainly Of apples, though
they also took many premiums on
grapes, pears and plnms. They
received over $500 in premiums
on their fruit exhibits, which was
more than any two other counties
combined Received. Their most
signal victory was in getting the
grand first premium or sweep
stakes for the entire state for the
most perfect plate of apples ON
exhibit, which was a plate of
Janets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chris
NaRsen met with quite a serious
accident Saturday while they
we're driving down a hill on their
way to the Walter Johnson home
east Of LovelaRd. Just as they
reached the steepest part of the
Hill . snap on the neck yoke broke,
letting the buggy tongue drop to
the ground, which caused the
buggy to turn over. Mr.. Chris
tiaiaseh received many serious
bruises. which will lay him up
for week. and MRS. christensen
had her left arm broken at the
shoulder. Dr. Heise was called
to reduce the fracture and give
nfEor IN adicai attention