Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17

HOlger, the llttle son OF MI. |
md Mrs. Chris Anderson, near
fell a day or so ago and
AN a barb of barb wire into the
pupil of his eye. The little fell
low was Immediately taken to a
hospital in Omaha. This family
seem to be having more than their
share of trouble. One child has
Deen near deaths door with illness
The past few weeks, another fell
and injured his knee last week
and now this one has severely in
iured his eye.
Arthur Stokes and sister. Miss
Esther, were Omaha visitors to-
day. Mrs. Stokes, who has been
patient the past few weeks in the
Nicholas Sem hospital. will re-
turn home with them this eve
ming.
J. j.. Wisecup transacted bust
ness today. in Omaha.
Mrs. Ben Martin of Magnolia is
spending the week in the city with
her husband and friends.
John O'Connor of Sioux City is
making a brief visit here with
home folks.
Mrs. John Cope, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Byers, the past ten
days, left this morning for her
home in Onawa.
Miss Corbin of Omaha and Mrs.
Samuel Hardy of Logan were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Han
ford last evening.
Charles Frazier attended a Re
bekah meeting Monday evening in
Pisgah. The Modale team initi-
ated class of fifty new members.
Vote for Mrs. C. A. Puddy in the
Fanger Auto contest. Pdw
Mrs. Ed Cummings, who fell
and tore the ligaments in her an
llSle few days ago, is reported to
be getting along nicely.
/ A marriage license was granted
in Council Bluffs yesterday to
Julius p. Witt of Honey Greek and
Lille Wohlers of this city.
Mrs. Emil Unmack's brother.
Robt. Davis, and Geo. b.. Snow
will present that funny Swede
comedy "Tilly Olson one night
only, only, rain or shine, under
the big waterproof tent, at Mis-
souri, Valley, Monday May "a. DIV
That funny Swede show will
make you laugh at the big tent.
one night only. Monday, May 81.
Our old friend, Glenn Silk,
who manages the Giant Tire Go.
at Omaha, says the sky will be the
limit in tire prices this year. Mr.
Silk has been with the tire con-
Germ for four years and has had
the pleasure of doing business
with his Missouri Valley friends,
and sees to it that Missouri VAL
ley people are given prompt serv-
i've and qualify merchandise.
Mortimer Steece of Chicago
was here today calling on old
friends.
Mrs. B. 7. Riley and daughter
were Omaha passengers this
morning.
Fred Neitzsch reports the SALE
of a Chalmers Six to Chas Stout
Mr.. and Mrs. Monteville Mace
left this afternoon for Luther
IOkla where they will spend few
weeks the guests of relatives an(
| friends.
M. l.. Steinbuck has been pro.
NOTED to foreman OF the boiler
shop at Chadron and left fol
| there this afternoon to ASSUME
his new duties. He was accom-
panied by M. O'Connor, who will
start him on the right track vi
/ there.
/ X. Moreland has. prettily dec
| Grated the front and interior o
| the Majestic with flags for th
patriotic drama. "Womanhood,
1 (which is to be given Thursday an
| Friday evenings al this theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Knee q
Omaha were guests al the hom
4 of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl. Sigler Sal
urday night and Sunday.
Miss Laura Carpenter was TIL
guest of her brother, Clark Car
penter. at the Nicholas Sem hos
pital this afternoon.
The wind today blew with sue
force that il put kink in the bi
flag pole at the city building.
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