Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-08-30
w. R. Fluke has returned to the

w. R. Fluke has returned to the
Valley after a short vacation spent
with his parents in Harlan.
Mrs. Antoine Christensen is suf-
fering with blood poisoning in her
right hand.
Mrs. Mary Mordenson and
daughters, Misses Mae and Jennie
from Council Bluffs, are spending
a few days in the city with Mrs.
Andy Wheeler.
Mrs. @. A. Weir and Mrs. Harve
McCune were guests today of
Mrs. J..E. Campbell in Blair.
Mrs. R. L. Coulthard entertain
ed at kensington at her home in
the junction this afternoon in
honor of Miss Grace Quist, who is
soon to become bride. Mrs.
Clarence Podendorf of this city
was among the guests.
I. M. Walker and wife, William
Jenkins and wife, w. M Jones,
Green Jones, Mrs. John Reel and
Francis Hatcher were among the
crowd who left this morning for
Cheney, Neb., to attend Baptist
convention. They will stop at
Lincoln on their way home and at
tend the fair.
Mrs. f. Steinert and daughter.
Esther, were Omaha visitors to-
day.
Mrs. George MaIsi spent the day
in Omaha with friends.
A large crowd from the Valley
attended the Old Settlers picnic
today at Magnolia today. The
roads were not in the best of con-
dition between Missouri Valley
and that city, as they have been
newly graded this week.
John w. Hutchinson, wife, dau-
ghter Genevieve and son Howard.
OF Central City, Neb>, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. q,
Muller. Mr.. Hutchison is fnan-
ager Of the T. B. Hord Grain Co,
of Nebraska, and is brother of
Mrs. Muller. He and his family
have been touring the east, and
stopped off here on their way
home. - -
Perkins saxaphone Orchestra,
Monday, Labor Day, September 3.
Singing latest and popular songs.
Singing by Walter Brown, fall
setto, one of the sweetest and
greatest colored ragtime singers.
Ihls will be one of the finest mu-
steal and dancing evenings booked
Tor X. of G. hall during this sea-
son. AS this is national holt
day, a record breaking crowd is
expected.
Mrs. A. D. Carter of Sioux City
is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs f. w. Myers.
We have just received a carload
of old wheat flour. Better gel
some before it is all gone. Lewis
& Williams.
K. d. Brundige and wife, Robert
kirkland and wife and John Brun-
dige returned home last evening
from their trip to Des Moines.
Mckinley Antrim has returned
home from his trip to Kansas
Missouri, Colorado and Wyoming
Carl Jensen is, rearranging anC
redecorating the window enclos-
ures at the Fanger department
store.
Mrs. w. r. Mahoney and daugh-
ter, Miss Kathryn, and Miss Mol
lie Burke, were Omaha passen-
gers this morning.
A. w. Gaines and family arc
packing their household goods
today and expect to leave Friday
- oAASAA 1CW rTclnUIlUs
Roy Mason, Ralph Carlisle anG
oil King Jones are in Omaha or
business today.
Goodwin and Stout report the
sale of the John Sullivan farm
near Pisgah to Bruce Mills OF
Woodbine and the J. E. Jones
farm near Beebeetown to Howard
Bessire.
Rebekahs will meet in regular
session Saturday evening, Sept. 4
1917. All members please be
present. Maude Burke, Secretary
Miss Mary McCarty leaves Sat-
urday for Council Bluffs, wheri
she will enter the training schoo
for nurses at Mercy hospital or
September 8.
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