Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
resort. and it certainly is,

sirablc resort, and it certainly is.
st. Petersburg is the clcanest,
most sanitary. up-to-datc little
city | know of, With the best eli
mate in these United States. |
think hear YOU say Hot Air
hut I'll bet a good fat mackercl if
you We're here you would say. |
didn't oNcrdo it. but this is not
all. for there is fine fishing both
in the bay and nearby gulf. pro-
vided. of course. ono has the pa
thence to wait till carly spring.
However. lots of fish arc caught
every day in the year from the
docks and motor boat! 5. but somc-
times Il fellow is Obliged to wait
Il long time for a bite. Many of
the motor boats arc out Frequent
ly even now. but the catches arc
light and expense Just the same.
In about three weeks from now. ii
the weather continues like il has
been. The sport will be fairly good
and improve right along up to
june. In May. or even April 18th.
One can hear the sputter of motor
boats every morning. bright and
early. going out With fishing par
ties. Well, Glenn, guess I've said
enough: maybe more than you
have time TO devote to this kind
of subject. It's too late to gel
this in the mail This afternoon,
so will finish i'm the morning.
Saturday morning.
Well. guess [ croMed too soon
over the fine weather we usually
have. for that internal storm from
tho northwest got worse as tho
might came on, until mercury ran
down to freezing point. the lowest
| ever saw it in st. Petersburg
However, think there was little
damage done to the citrus crop
Another day will toll. Will senc
this mornings paper. Agar
Thanking you for your kindness ii
sending the apples Mrs. Boics
joins me with best wishes lol
yourself and family.
Very truly yours,
| o0l 9TH ST.. South. f.. A. BOIES
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Modale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sharpnacl
of Omaha were over Sunday Wis
itors at the parental Nm. Sharp
mack home.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Morrow were
Mondamin passengers Monda.
,eycning.
Mrs. Frank lTaskins of Bcnlllc.
man. Mob. is visiting ai The homo
of her molher-in- law. Mrs
Brown, and other relatives.
Mrs. Bert Becbcc visited Sun.
day al the L. g. Hammer home.
The M. f. Ladies' Aid kcnsing.
tom will be entertained by Mrs. A
+. Howcs and Mrs. Ct. M. Mintul
at The lalter's home next Tucsda,
afternoon.
G.. \. Rgg and Fred Sharpnacl
took the civil service examination
at Missouri Valley Saturday fol
postmaster at Modalc.
Mrs. Homer Shacllctt is ON th,
sick list this week.
Levi Anderson was a Missouri
Valley visitor Saturday.
Allan Robertson has been quit,
sick fine past week.
Fred Sharpnack. who is work
ing al Neville, visited hero Sat
urday and Sunday With his par
cnts.
Harold GotthOld of Talmage
Nch.. was an over Sunday visitor
here with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Myers accom-
panied him home TUESDAY for ;
visit.
Rev. G. f. Mckelvcy and chill
drcn went to Omaha Friday to SCI
Mrs. McKclvey. who is in the hos.
pilal. She is reported as conval.
escing very nicely and expects Il
be able to return home in a few
weeks.
The basket ball team of the Ne.
braska School for the Deaf playe,
the Modale high school boys here
Saturday night. The visitors wol
by score of 8 to 20. The higl
school girls served a lunch to tn,
two teams after the game.
Mesdames /. q. Hammer and l.
G. Kelley visited Tuesday at tn,
E. S. Galentine home south o
town.
G. B. Moore of Missouri Vale.
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