Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-11
WEDNESDAY,


Mr.. Manion had horse cut
bad in some way in the barn one
night this week.
Contractor Ed Carter is build
ing large barn for L. S. Jones on
his farm south of Loveland.
John Ford is building new
garage on the rear end of his LOT
on West and Huron streets.
Mrs. VIM. Gier spent the day in
Omaha with her son, Charles, al
the Methodist hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frazier
from Logan were in the city be-
tween trains yesterday calling on
Friends.
Ralph Dray of Modale was in
the city today on business.
l.. r.. Pike stepped on nail
Sunday, which penetrated the side
of his foot. He limped around
until yesterday thinking little
about it, until last evening when
ii became quite painful and in
famed. DR.. Heise was called and
dressed the wound.
Mrs. L. J. Hennessey received
a beautiful sofa pillow top this
morning from Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
f. Paul from Yokohoma, Japan,
who are on their way home to
Calcutta, India. The gift was an
deliberately designed square OF
gold tapestry cloth, sketched
with blue and red flowers and
birds of paradise.
G. b. Moore visited today with
relatives in Modale.
Harry Powell, a prosperous
farmer from Pisgah, was in the
city today a few hours on his way
home from Omaha.
Joe Lohrman, salesman with
Hosh-Kaftner, of Omaha, who has
been here the past few days, re-
ceived mashed toe by door
slamming shut as he was entering
1T. DR.. A. H. Konigmacher oper-
ated on the toe this morning.
Leslie Rockhill, who has been
The guest the past week of the j
10. Freeman home on West street
left this morning for his home in
hardwood.
Mrs. George Butcher and Mrs.
steve Miller spent the day in the
Bluffs with friends.
Miss Margaret Powell, who has
been home to spend the holidays,
returned to her school work in
Omaha this morning.
Walter Murray of Dubuque is
here for an extended visit with
relatives.
NJ. Fanger and Ray Carpenter
made business trip this morn
ing to Denison. where the former
purchased the C. & T. Shoe store,
This stock of goods is new, as this
store was opened there last April.
Mr.. Fanger will pack the goods
and ship them here in few days.
Miss Merle Kettleson of Mitch
ell, S. d., is here for an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. f. C.
Adams.
Miss Eva Mead arrived today
from TT. Branch, Ind, for a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mead, in the cour.-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Feeney and
son Tom departed this morning
for their home in Crosby, n. Da,
after months visit here, with
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Muller.
A. ID. Martin and Frank Me-
tiavren We're business visitors
this afternoon to Omaha.
Miss Verna Hoover was shop;
ping this afternoon liz Omaha.
Mrs. Ella Hall was called to
Memphis, Neb., this afternoon by
The serious illness Of one of her
grandchildren.
Mrs. Susie Faith, county snrA-
l:elntendent. visited the scbo<ns
today in Persia.
Dr. Heise reports the birth, of
an cight-pound son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Epperson. -.
Chris Thompson of Jonastil,e
who has been quite i'll sne mast
len days, is reported mach better
today.
Miss Ethel Peterson underwent
an operation at thu. Mercy hosns-
tai in the Bluffs. this morning. I'M
Drs. konigmacher and Bel}inge,f
for tonslfs. and adenoid trouNGa.
NJ. A. Price is confined DO, Ills
honne ON Fourth street, with a
frontal sinus abcess.
George Gustus was, operated
upon this morning ar the Mercy
hospital in Council bluffs by Drs,
A. ii. Konigmacher ard Earl Bal
linger.
Jean, the yonnge son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Parkhurst, was OPP
Grated upon This morning at the
Mercy hospital i'm the Bluffs for