Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-08-23

WIFI DC repeated again JOnlSnJ
and a larger house than last night
should see the picture.
A. N. Fountain left this morn
ing for Holiday, N. d., to look
after his farming interests near
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moore re-
turned TO their home ir Modale
this morning after a few days
lvisit at the G. B. Moore home.
Mrs. Ellen Lane of Lamont, who
was also their guest, left this
! morning for Omaha.
Miss Pearl Hume and Miss Car
oline Athey will arrive home from
Cedar Falls this week. They have
been attending the twelve weeks
summer session.
Why wait? Buy now and save
money at our 7th Anniversary
Sale. M. Fanger.
Charles Hammer from Modale
was a Valley visitor last evening.
Mrs. Charles ShinlSle and
granddaughter, Ruth, from ST.
Louis, Mo-, is here for an ex-
tended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick O'Gonnor.
| Fred Fcnslcr of Gilmore, Neb,
is ON the sick list and has come
home to stay until he feels better.
Harry Jackson from Modale
was here this morning. He left
this afternoon on an overland
trip to Illinois.
The proprictors of the Wright
pool hall arc remodeling their
place of business. Papering,
painting and adding now fixtures
are among the work being done.
II Our 7th Anniversary Sale. M
Fanger.
I John Daubs and family are
] spending the week with the Will
4 liam Dean family in Norfolk.
g. ii. Basch has added a vul-
canizing and rctreading plant te
his blacksmith shop.
Conductor Allen Ct. Mason oil
Council Bluffs, who was taken of
(, Train No yesterday on account
of critical illness, was reported
much better today.
The Misses Katherine Keclint
and Rodna Hughes from Council
Bluffs attended the luncheon
party given this afternoon by The
Misses Deur.
Opportunity is at your doo
now. Why wait? Take advantage
of our 7th Anniversary Sale
Goods are being sold at cut prices
NJ. Fanger.
Joe kaplan transacted bushes
today in Logan.
The Misses Deur entertained
large party of friends at a lunch
icon today as courtesy to thel
guest. Miss Martina Smith fror
Chicago.
Groceries at way below tn
regular prices. M. Fanger.
Miss Thora Olson arrived thl
morning from 1T. Dodge for
weeks visit at the Gus Johnso
and Arthur Hansen homes.
Mrs. c. A. Hcisc and chlldrc
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relatives in Bay City, Mich. Id
Heisc accompanied them as fla
as Chicago.
V. A. Mccormack was an Oma
LA passenger this morning
spend a few days with home folk
Joseph Miller of Omaha wa
here today calling on Geore
Smiley He is employed by I'll
William S. Merrill Chemical G.,
of Omaha.
Mrs. Carrie Alnon and sc
Carl are spending few days
Ute with Mr.. and Mrs. Rosc(
Hatcher.
Come in and get your share
the bargains. M. Fanger.
Miss Helen Hearn vlslt'
friends today in Moorhead.
The w. H. Selvy family al
Mrs. Selvy's mother will lea
Monday for an extended visit
Spokane and Seattle, Wash.
The Nebraska State Fair
Lincoln will begin Sept. 2 to
Many from the Valley expect
take advantage of the speci
trains that will be run out OF he
Sept. 4, 5 and 6.
Fred 'Sharpnack Of Nebras
was here last evening. He h
lust returned from Nevada,
where he took his mother a f
weeks ago. She had very s
. |rious time for few days at
b her arrival, but is now report
eop,o haitian