Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-10
MONDAY

business passenger inns alter
moon.
F. J. Terry and b. C. starlin
made a business trip this after
noon to Omaha.
| Miss Marjorie Newton of Gonn-
cil Bluffs was the over-Sunday
guest of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Casey. Miss Myrtle
tGasey accompanied her home
this afternoon.
Word has been received in the
lcity from the Gossard family in
! Canada that Paul Gossard had
only been slightly wounded in
battle. Last week it was saiu
that he had lost an arm and a
Ileg.
Mrs. Peter Berg of Herman.
Neb.. was the guest of friends
here today between trains.
Mrs. Geo. Culavin is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Culavin. Jr., in Dunlap.
The IT. R. Davidson family will
move this week into one of the
Warner houses on Michigan
Istreet.
Lou Ohlmsted left this morn
ing for Norfolk. where he has
accepted position in the freight
office for the C. 4 n. w. His
family will follow him later.
Howard Mansfield, who is EN-
|ployed here i'm the freight office,
was a passenger yesterday morn
ling to York, Neb., where he will
be married tomorrow to Miss
Louise Smith of that city.
| Mrs. p Birdsall was an Omaha
|visitor today.
Henry Voss of Pisgah was here
today looking after the funeral
arrangements of his sister Mrs.
August Meyer.
Mrs. M. j. Matteson has re-
turned to her home in Albion,
Neb., after enjoying three
weeks visit here with her sister,
Mrs. James Evans.
Mrs. Ella Klaffke. who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
NV. schandelmeier, the past four
weeks, returned home last eve
ming.
/ Mrs. John Daugherty and son,
farrived last evening from To-
peka. Kans.. called here by the
death of the formers brother,
Maurice O'Connor. Mrs. Ma
honey of Casper. Wyo.. another
sister, is4expected today. and will
later go TO 1T. Dodge. TO atteno
the funeral.
! Misses Mary and Ruth Brown
of Logan were the overnight
guests Saturday evening of Miss
Thalia Coullhard and incidcntallA
attended the dance. Miss Coult-
hard accompanied them home
yesterday to spend the day.
II Mrs. Lee Williamson of Ere
mont. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
G.. A. Puddy of This city. recently
underwent a serious operation ir
the hospital at Lincoln and is re-
ported to he getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcpherson o
Livingston, Mont. have returned
to Missouri Valley and will MAKE
J their home at The Miers home OF
Second street. Mrs. Mcpherson:
father accompanied them and j
he likes it here will later send fO
his family.
Mrs. r.. w. Myers attended th'
Eastern Star meeting in Modal'
Saturday evening and was tn
overnight guest of Mrs. Charlie
Tucker. She was The Dime
guest Yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Morrow.
Misses Louise and Florenc
Aiherton were shopping and Wis
, iting today in Omaha.
, Mrs. John Earnest was take
suddenly i'll last evening jus
after she boarded the ) o'cloc
train TO Omaha with her daueh
ter, Mrs. NJ. Bramon. from Iha
/ city. The train was stopped an
, she was taken TO the John Kitter
| ingham home on Ontario street
. A doctor was called and said Sh
had suffered a paralytic stroke
She passed away last evening a
9 o'clock. The funeral will h
held "Wednesday morning al !
O'Clock at The home in ihe coun
4 try, Rev. Edgar Price of th
q Christian church Officiating. Th
I remains will he laid 10 rest in tn
}, Magnolia cemetery. Ohitnar
LATER
\ Every able bodied man i'm thi
q country who doesn't serve in lh
: ranks ought to earn The brea
e that he eats. IT is no time fo
: begging. mooching or stealing :
Houston Post.
The little daughter of Eal
Doty who has been very low wit
. measles. implicated by pneu
3 monia and glandular trouble.