Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
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SATURDAY! y! j !,
Miss Hazel Briggs will be the
Sunday guest of friends in Oma-

+ Miss Ruth Bracken is spending
the weekend with her parents in
blair.
Miss Mary Moss was a morning
passenger to the Bluffs.
Mark Graham is spending few
|days in Sioux City with Mr.. and
4 Mrs. A. J. Hennessey.
4 Frank Crowll departed this
morning for a few months stay
lin Lyons, Neb
4 Blister Brown of Logan was in
1.-THE city last evening the guest Of
i friends.
4 Joseph NJ. ANtell and son, A. r.,
4 We're passengers this morning to
| Council Bluffs.
4 Miss Mae Kinyon of Amos is ex-
pected to arrive in the Valley this
]afternoon for an over-Sunday
dvisit with home folks.
i Rev. Chrystal of Council Bluffs
will have charge of the services
ISunday morning and evening at
1.-THE Baptist church.
The basket bah game at Mon
|damin last evening between the
thigh school teams of that city and
1.-THE Valley resulted in a victory
flor The Valley. Score 10 to 6.
Jack Kitteringham is able to he
out again after ten days ill
mess. Z
Miss Alice, Diyelbess of Onawa
lis the week lend guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. S. Peterson.
f. j. Kelly of Rockham. s. d..
was in the city yesterday calling
on Harry Ward.
Mrs. Perry Blankenship of Lit
tie Sioux, Vera Keith of Mon
DAMN. Jens Sorensen of Logan
Jim Carson of Pisgah and Bro
1 lO'Neill of Minden were out-of-
Town patients yesterday at the
Drs. Gamble offices.
The w. r.. c.. met at the hal
yesterday afternoon with.a gooG
attendance. After the business
meeting there were five candi-
dates initiated into the order. De
licious refreshments were served
with real hand painted hatchets
las favors. A contest was insti-
Ituted with Mrs. Neufind and Mrs
Tucker as captains. the winning
side to be served with a real goot
supper at the end of the year
Now, girls, let's hustle!
Mrs. Frances Render was
brought home today from thu
Nicholas Sem hospital in Oma
ha. She is getting along splen.
didly since her second opperation
Buster" Brown of Logan wa.
in the city last evening the CUES
oil friends.
Miss Marie Fanger was thu
overnight guest of relatives il
Omaha.
day in Omaha with her mother a
The hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius McCrick
lard and Mrs and Mrs. John Fin
ken were Logan visitors this aft
lernoon.
A minister from Des Nome
! will fill the pulpit at the Christian
church tomorrow, both mornin!
and evening.
w. A. Price made a business
"trip This afternoon to Logan.
Mrs. Guy steele returned 10 he
home. i'm Council Bluffs this aft
ernoon after a brief WISH! With he
d parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Moss.
= Mrs. Ross Mclaughlin was a
Omaha shopper this afternoon.
The Misses Mae and Blanch
9 Osborne. who are attending nor
mal in Woodbine, will spend tn
Weekend with home folks east o
town.
Nicholas HenneSSeN and Pat
rick l'itZsimmons made a bust
$ ness trip to Nicola this afternoon
Mrs. Henry Wolsey of Green
Eleaf, Kas., who has been the CUES
The past ten days OF Mr.. and Mrs
G.. w. Taylor, left This afternoo
& for Omaha.
Mrs. FL. e. Atherton was a
g Omaha visitor this afternoon.
G. w. Davis Of Pekin, ILL.,, wa
lhere today looking over far1
Hands, with the intentions of be
looming a purchaser. j. w. State
of Bloomington, ILL.,, accompanie
him here, returning home thi
afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Smith was a Counc
~ Bluffs, visitor this afternoon.
~ Mrs. A. w. Graham, Mrs. "
y j.. Royce and daughter, Miss Mi
~ Idred. spent the afternoon
= Omaha with friends.
Mrs. G.. w. Maston returned t
her home in Council Bluffs afte
in a visit here with her daughte
Mrs. Pence.
,r w. J Price writes friends hel