Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-29
SATURDAY..
Henry sahn unloaded carload

Henry Sahn unloaded carload
of Fords yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fouts of Loveland
was shopping in the Valley today
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kinney were
Omaha passengers this after
noon.
Miss LaVergne Stout of River
lSioux is THE over Sunday guest OF
home folks.
Mrs. D. G. Reel and son Fletch-
er spent the afternoon in Omaha
on business.
Miss Nina Richardson is able
to be out again after a short tus-
sic with tonsilitis.
Miss Desta Hardy of Council
Bluffs is the over Sunday guest
of Mrs. R. J. Hanford.
The Burt Hinds family moved
TO the country yesterday, where
they will live in the future.
Mrs. James Moriarity visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l'ami-
siea. i'm Omaha. this afternoon.
Mrs. Claude Pierce was a pas
sengcr this morning to Sioux
City to spend the day with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Malsi re-
turned from California today
where they have been spending
the winter. They report fine
time.
Mrs. Charles Bertelsen and
|children are spending a few days
with the William Stokes family
near Mondamin.
The Iowa Telephone co. is re-
modelling the upstairs of their
building in order to make room
for additional switchboard facil-
titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Young OF
Pisgah. who have been the CUES,
the past few days of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. r. Stout. left this afternoon
for Davenport.
The Gus Hillman family expect
to move to the country in few
days and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wolfe will move info their prop
erty on Mill street.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea was called
IN Monde min ynctondo,, :,
sultation with DR.. Finley over the
case of the John Beck family
who are all very sick.
w. H. Withrow and Miss Fran
ces Withrow are expected tomor-
row for visit al the r.. G.. Lah-
man home. Both are just out oil
the hospital and are getting along
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. nj. b. Russell lef
this afternoon for Seward. Neb.
I'whnre they have been called by 1
message saving that the latter's
sister was not expected TO live tht
day out.
Agatha Bcrnice, a ninn-pOune
girl. came to gladden. the home O,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Craig. ycstcr-
| day. Grandpa Ghas. Jones say,
| ii is democrat. and he's for sui-
Ifrage now DIR. Gamble was Tho
tending physician.
james Allen received two
mashed fingers this morning a
the shops. He was engaged ir
lifting heavy oil tank when the
cable broke, with the above re.
isulls. He was taken 10 DIR. De.
Wore. who found it necessary tt
lampntate one of the fingers.
The fire department. was called
10 North Third street this morn.
ing. where some boys had SET fir'
TO the grass on the hill. With thu
strong wind blowing. the neigh.
borIood was afraid the fire nigh
communicate with some of iht
buildings. II was allowed to burr
itself out.
Mrs. N. I. Owens of Norfolk is
here for a few days helping hel
father, Frank Davis, properly eel
ebraie his 83rd birthday. p,
looking al him person would
never suspicion that Mr.. Davis
had seen so many years, as he il
as hale and hearty as when {
young man of fifty.
Miss Minnie Habicht. a student
lat State University Of Iowa. has
|hecnschOsen as one Of The sixteer
lgirls i'm The popularity contest
| Miss Minnie's picture appeared ir
the Sunday Register and Leader
The above clipping was taker
from the Avoca Journal ri eral6
land refers to a sister of Otto
Habicht of this city. Miss Ha.
bicht will graduate from the uni.
versiiy in June.
Fatal Accident Near Plsgah.