Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-01
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ness today in Modale.
Mrs. William Welch, ST., and
Mrs. M. E. Kirlin are making a
t~o-day visit in Logan with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Welch, Jr.
| Lee Clothier has returned to his
home in Dow City after few
days visit here with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. r. P. Mills, who has been
very ill the past three days, still
remains about the same.
w. r. c. Aid society will meet
with Mrs. r. E. Moore on Mill
5smeet tomorrow afternoon at 2
Ie'clock.
+. l.. Davis is confined to his
Ihome with an attack of the grip.
Valentines at Rhodabeck' S
Racket Store.
House Dresses for spring at
Rhodabeck's Racket Store.
| Big shipment of Ladies Hose in
white and black at Rhodabeck' $
Racket Store.
Valentines at Rhodabecll' $
Racket Store.
Geo. A. Kellogg returned from
Los Angeles last evening, where
he has been spending the past
month. After attending to some
business matters he expects to re-
turn there for the balance of the
winter.
M. Fanger has nearly complet-
led the invoice of his store and
Estates he was more than surprised
and pleased to find so few odds
land ends in his stock. He says
winter goods have been cleaned
out better than at any time in his
twenty-five years. experience.
All his winter goods which are
not staple and all odds and ends
have been placed on one large
liable and may he purchased at a
real bargain. Look these over for
Fsdme real money saving items.
Ned Cox was business caller
today at the county seat.
Mrs. Grover Ohmsted of Rick
cts was the overnight guest of
the Lou Ohmsted home. She left
this afternoon for Wahoo, Neb.
Rush Lyons of Denison was
here today calling on old friends.
The Entire Nous club will hold
their regular dance this evening
hat the X. C. hall. They will en-
Etertain as guests this evening the
|members Of the Twentieth Cen
fury club.
Mrs. C. A. Jones and Mrs. j. +.
Brooks and daughter will spend
a few days with relatives i'm
Woodbine.
When you are i'm the Fanger
store look over The shoe bargains
Ton the first table. Shoes and
|islippers which formerly sold as
thigh as $500 are put on sale al
lt89 cents, Si.l8 and sl.98. All
are first-class goods and are we'll
worth double that of anybody $
money.
This was the coolest morning
| Of the year. The thermometer
Registered about % below,
\ with a good stiff north wind
\ Blowing which sent the cold into
1.-THE house through every crack
land erevice. In many localities
a'snow accompanied the wind and
FIeold but we were fortunate
Eemough to escape that.
Bert Weed is building one OF
the finest hog houses in the
Icounty on his farm east of town
III The funeral of Sam Jones was
|lhald this afternoon and was at
blended by large number Of sor-
[ifowing friends. The remains
ffwero laid to rest in Rose Hill Gem
tetery.
Mrs. Noses Smith was taker
Esuddsnly ill today while on hel
way for a visit in Council Bluffs
faDr. DeVore was called and admin
fiistered medical treatment and sht
was taken to her home by hel
son.
The members of the I. o. O. f
enjoyed a chicken supper ant
smoker last evening at their hal
after the regular lodge work was
completed. A good crowd was on
and fine time was reported.
Mrs. w. F. Mathis returned Il
her hOrae in the Bluffs today, aft.
Der spending a few days here will
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