Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-08-09
The Dick Crispin funeral was


j. + Burcham threshed oats
for p. w. Ncff Wednesday, and in
nine hours ihrcshcd 1864 Is bus
llelS, he product of 10 acres.
Mrs. Horace Lake. who has
been the guest of relatives i'm the
Valley and Loveland the past few
weeks. left this morning for her
home in Iowa City. She was ae-
companied home by Mrs. Chas.
Perkins and daughter. Miss Cecil.
DIR. Hugh 'ramisiea reports the
birth of an 81 lib. hoy to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bertclson.
The Young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ndam Olson fell "Wednesday and
broke his arm. DR.. Hugh Tam
iSlea was called to reduce the
fracture.
VIM. Wohlers. a prominent
iarnol. of Lagrange township. met
with loss Yesterday when his
large barn and contents burned
To the ground. The barn was
struck by lightning.
Mrs. w. HI. Kemp arrived Sat
urdaN evening from Evanston, Ill.,,
to spend SUNDAY with MISS Dollie
Hardy. She left this morning
Tor a five weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Bert Faith, i'm Lin
coin.
Miss Florence Osborne of Oma-
ha, city librarian, is here for
Two weeks vacation with home
fo'Es. She entertained as her
quests during the week end the
Misses Katherine Abbott. Eliza
beth Anderson and Edna Wolfe
from Omaha.
Thomas, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Haley. departed this
morning for Port Royal, s. c.,
wInrc he has enlisted in the ma
rines.
Mrs Dell Hood of Superior is
here for visit With her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blunt.
Mrs Antoine Christensen and
Mrs. Nels Gregorsen spent the
day i'll Omaha with the latter's
Slstor, Mrs. George Marble.
Clarence Briggs, who has been
suffering With IA severe case of
iadenoids and tonsils, was oper-
Ialcd upon This morning by Drs.
Roberts and Lusk. The tonsils
removed were as large as wal
nuts.
l.. NJ. Hop]cy was in the city to-
day for osLeopathic treatment.
w. w. Morrow and A. R. Alex
lander from Modale were here to-
day calling on acquaintances.
Charles Brandrirf of Chicago
brought his young son Edward
here This morning for an extend
lea visit with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Brandriff. Mr..
/ Hrandriff expects to return home
4 This evening.
| Miss Gertrude schnlmeister
/ spent the day in Modale with Mr..
land Mrs. Joseph Morrow.
VIM. Eastman and family of
4 WAYNE. Neb., We're here today to
.aI'cnd the funeral of Dick Girls
IT 70,
o. This city.
Harry Tracy is enjoying four
weeks vacation from the Ed u.
liradley 4 Go. clothing store. He
has gone to Sioux City and from
there he had not decided where
he would go
Mrs. Will Or" departed yeste1--
day ON an extended trip to the
Black Hills. where she will visit
~ loeadWood, Hot Springs and
Spearfish.
Dr. Lawrence Drain made a
| business trip this morning to
Omaha.
| Paul Gossard writes that he has
SO lar recovered from his wounds
! hal he is soon to go before the
examining board in England to
determine whether he is to be in
A Nnlldcd home or is to be returned
10 The trenches.
| Dr. koniemacher received a
telegram last evening from Major
l'orca9 notifying him to report 10
Fort Riley, kas.. August IS, to
reeelNr Instructions and training
for HE medical corps.
Miss Ada Beagle returned from
Chadron and the Black Hills this
morning after spending a couple
|of weeks there With Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Mahoney.
Mrs. James Moriarity, son and
daughter, left this afternoon for
a several weeks trip to Salt Lake
and other western points
Mrs. Ella Walton of Carroll is
here for 4 few days, the guest OF
Mrs. Clark Colver.
Missouri Valley won the Rec
Cross bali game today by defeat
lns he West DeForest PLAYERS b,
The close score of to 4. The