Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-31
FRIDAY

Leslie 2HockIlliI Oh LarcnWOOQ
is expected to arrive tomorrow
for a few days visit at the =.
Freeman home.
Mrs. S. X. Titterington re-
turned to her home in Havelock.
Nehs, this morning, after a week $
visit in the city with her cousin,
Mrs. J. w, Lear.
Chris Peterson and clerk, Miss
Inga Gundcrson drove to Omaha
this morning to visit the whole
sale houses.
Mrs. Roy Mason was released
from smallpox quarantine yes
stertay 81 the Geo. Weed home
east of town. The scarlet fever
quarantine was also lifted from
the Walter SHELTON home south of
Missouri Valley.
Felix Gilmore, an engineer ON
the c. & N. W.. left This morning
for Fremont TO take a run out of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cham
bers and family motored to Ia
Dor, Ia, today for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. W. R. Milliman was the
guest today of relatives and
friends in Logan.
Mr.. Black of illinois, who for
merly lived west OF town, was
here calling on old friends today.
He expects to leave for Illinois
tomorrow, driving his car back.
Mrs Clarence Podendorf has
been teaching school, al Cali
fornia junction this week during
the absence of the teacher. Mrs.
r.. H. Coullhard who is in Mt.
Vernon this week attending the
May festival and also to attend
the graduating exercises. Her
brother, Lawrence Mckay, is a
member of the class.
r.. j. Terry of Onawa was in
the city this morning between
trains He was on his way from
Ute TO Blair.
Nick Spencer was the guest TO-
day Of his daughter, Mrs Charles
Fellingham, in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Charles Higgins and sor
were in Omaha today shopping.
l. g. Hammer OF Modale was
here this morning on his way tt
Council Bluffs to attend Judge
Capell 5 court
Mrs. w G.. Ileckerman and soI
Fred, Mrs G. ID. Fisher and chill
dren We're Omaha visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs, Gass Matters left
for Detroit last evening for {
two-wecks visit with relative:
and friends.
Master Mechanic Graham tole
the Times today that he need,
men badly i'll the shops and tina
no man should be without a ,jol
now. There is plenty of work il
the shops hui not half enough
men TO do it, Don't sit aroun,
complaining of hard times, bu
go to work and help The counlr,
prosper and thereby help your
self.
The -year-old daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eledge. Living
northeast of town was kicked il
The face by Il horse last evening
She was brought to DR.. leise'.
office. Who found a deep Gu
from the eye to the chin, hut M
bones We're broken. A number o
STITCHES We're required to clost
HE wound and thcl little patien
IS resting as easy as could be ex.
pceted today.
The sharp flash of lightning
inns morning came near doins
some damage in the west part o
town. The chimney on The Man.
Sle Frye home was torn off. th,
Telephone Torn from the wall ant
Mrs. Fryc's mother, who wa.
sfandlnS on the front porch. wa!
knocked down. The telephon,
was also torn from the wall a
he Frances Mycr home, hut be.
Nond his no damage has been re.
ported.
Il Canadian trip and said tn,
Easter flowers We're plentiful il
Canada at That time.
Miss Beatrice Higgins. who ha,
been suffering With ear troubl,
HE past few weeks, was a pas,
senger this morning to Oman;
TO see an ear specialist.
ID. j Howard OF Logan was il
he city this morning on his wa,
to Canada on land business. Fiy,
weeks ago he returned home from
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