Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-22
The usual crowd of ATTORNEYS

i
land jurors were among the pas
tsengers to. Logan this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Postal are
loading a car today preparatory
to moving to Park Rapids, Mimi
4 Miss Elizabeth Cornell arrived
this morning from Moline, ILL.,,
\ for a several days visit here with
her aunt, Mrs. William Riley, and
family.
At meeting of the executive
committee of the Entire Nous club
last evening it was decided to dis
Acontinue the dances for the re-
|mainder of the season.
i Mrs. Mcmillan stopped off here
4 today for a brief visit with her
brother, J. r. Mclaughlin. She
is on her way home to Chicago
4 from visit in Ohio.
4 w. A. Donahoo returned home
last evening from a four months
visit in the south. He brought
| home with him several large
{, punches of mistIetoe from Corpus
Christi, Texas.
4 Rev. Brpyles of Harlan will oc-
! cupy the, pulpit at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning and eve
ming. All members are urged to
ibe present and the public is also
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J. Hcnnessey
came down from Sioux City last
]evening for a few weeks visit
with relatives. They accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hennessey
] lon a drive to Omaha this after
noon.
\! Morris Hall, who recently won
4 the high honors in the declam-
/, atory contest at Logan. left this
afternoon for Dexter, Ia, where
he will take part in a district con-
a1test tomorrow evening. Profess
User Warren accompanied him on
4 the trip.
4 G. G. Bennett of Modale pur-
Il chased a load of cattle in Omaha
4 some time ago and after feeding
4 them ninety days, sold them in
\ Omaha this week for $l1.9O. BY
the Omaha weights they hae
gained an average of az pounds
i per day, or 376 pounds. Mr.. Ben
Il nett and L. d. Bird, who assisted
4 him, kept accurate account of al
4 the feed and everything and ar,
a we'll satisfied with their work.
q Mrs. Harvey White was oper.
! ated upon last evening at thu
Jennie Edumundson hospital il
THE Bluffs for appendicitis b,
DR.. Hanchett of that city and DR.
\ Lusk of the Valley. She is re
4 ported to be getting along nicely
4 Friday, March 90, will be tn,
4 regular meeting of W'omen's Re
lief Corps. All members are re
gnested TO be present. There viii
be initiation and Other. importan
work.
4 Yesterday being Mrs. s.. L
Blackburn's birthday, her daugh
4 ter, Miss Geneva, invited il
4 twelve ladies to spend the after.
& noon in honor Of the occasion
J The afternoon was pleasant,
l spent in visiting and al $50
ldelicious two course tray lunch
con was served by Miss Black
|burn, which she was assisted il
serving by the Misses Grace Bel.
lis and Dorothy McEvoy. Mrs
Blackburn received many preft,
and useful gifts.
Friends in the Valley receive,
word this morning of the sudd4 J,
death of 2. L. Matthews, TO r
mer resident of this city, whi.c
occurred this morning at
o'clock at the home of his ..or
Dean, in Council Bluffs. Mi
Matthews had been ailing ia
some time, but was not tho, lel
to be in a dangerous condf tiol
He and Mrs. Matthews were r lar
ming on returning to the v ALE
this week and again take up the
residence here. Funeral n 4oti,
and obituary will be given Ii ltcr
nanne
AT K. C. Hall, Missouri v allie
Saturday evening, March 2
south's 3-piece orchestra. A,
mission 75c.