Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-04-12
SATURDAY.

among tne relatives from out
|ot town who attended the fun
cral today of Levi w. Crouch were
Floyd Crouch of Ogden, Utah:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Robinson and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Hicks and daughter. Mrs. A. j.
Crouch and The Misses Gladys and
Vala PARCEL. all of Omaha.
r.. ID. Jones returned to his
home i'm Ouimby this morning
after a several days visit al The
Geo. Need home in the country.
Mrs. Jones will remain for a
longer stay.
M. j. E'itzgibbon has Just re-
turned from Peru. Ind. where he
ATTENDED j. II. Miller's Double
Standard Pollcd Durham cattle
sale. the greatest breeder of this
class in America. nj. j. says he
bought two. He will show us
later.
Miss Pearl Myers left this aft
crnoon for Adel. after enjoying a
week S vacation With home folks.
Frank Morrow shipped in a
fine carload of hogs today from
Sioux City TO put i'm his feed lot
on his farm near Calhoun.
Mrs. Eva Walker and daughter,
Marie, will be the guest for IA
couple of days of relatives i'm
WoOdbine.
Mrs. g. w. Honeywell left this
morning for her home i'm Hawar-
den after couple of weeks visit
with her son, William, and fam
lily. i'm The country.
Miss Mary Hansen of Ames is
here for a few days visit with
home folks.
Mrs. l.. w. Allison of Wyom-
ing is here for few days visit
with Mrs. r. w. Myers. Mrs. AL
lison OF Blencoe also spent the
might With Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. Peter Berg. who has been
The guest the past week of Mrs.
KaIc Knight. left this afternoon
for her home in Herman, Neb.
Miss Margaret Ryan spent the
afternoon in the Bluffs With rel
atives.
Mrs. Sam'l Hardy returned to
her home in Logan after a brief
visit with her daughter, Mrs. r
j. Hanford.
Misses Bculah Hansen and
Hazel Johnson were Omaha Wis
itors this afternoon.
Mrs. i. w. Beck and children
were Council Bluffs passengers
This afternoon.
Francis Varnes made a business
"trip This afternoon To Omaha
Mrs. B. II smith, who has
been the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Gaver. The past week,
left this morning for her home i'm
Boone. Mrs. Gaver and daugh-
tiers. Dorothy and Hazel, accom-
panied her home for an over
Easter visit.
Mrs. Hugh O'Ncal and Mrs. Lee
lIighley spent the day i'm Loveland
with their mother, Mrs. Hcndcr-
son.
David +. Purcell of Moorehead
was a pleasant Times caller yes
lerday Mr. Purcell was formerly
Il resident near here and has many
friends in this vicinity.
DR.. Lusk reports the birth Of
a ninc-pound SON TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Sorcnscn.
Enough snow has fallen today
to make sidewalk shovcling
had il not melted as
soon as il struck The ground.
A. r. Larson yesterday pur-
chased a Holland piano Of Harry
Way
Mrs. A. Laduc is confined to
her home with siege of rheuma :
iism.
The Loyal Sons class of the
Christian church entertained the
Loyal Daughters last evening al a
banquet i'm The church parlOrs.
The early evening was delight
fully spent in visiting. games and
music.
The Cold Storage held bust
ness meeting last evening. To-
day the Cold Storage is buying
eggs at 5000 per case.
Mrs. Harry Colvcr and son left
last evening for Roy, Mont. to
join Mr.. Colvcr and make their
home there for the future.
Miss Frances Dessert enter
tained number of guests last
evening at a I o'clock dinner at
her home on North Third street.
complimentary TO the Misses
Sayde Bolitho and Margaret In
gersol of Boone. The remainder
of tho evening was spent in
bowling at the Wright bowling
alley and skating at the pavilion.
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