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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
AUTOMOBILES AND AccEssoRIEs.

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IFsF5 ..r. one Grant sls. almost new. terms.
Wst N.Nuiy Motor company seventh a.
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FOR ~AIf--lSlf bo1Ee touring car by Efi.
p.,., ,stt5 s,-.,i t,' -s,. da.,,, o'l'. e,s.
arm, ,,,,,.rer, 81. .,.,.,,,s On. anal farm
r v'....r ftrr located ir GOOD frn.irr
..',..r y. s.,.t j, r4Iut,tior balance is
pasture. aiI give someone uls bargain.
Phone stIs
ron 4tIg Fo,d ra,d.t.r late model
ssg5 5ra.s.rs.- FORD touring IBf.
Au trs. I,a. pro.f piston rings row Ford
hato sa.tasr us Past second
p,y -tfF o,. r.,,...r... p.d-. tour.
10 fsIr. ',. t.d..a. rrsd.t.r.
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second
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h-'nm. 'at wn'i p. either ne" OF
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WtSILD 1917 Ford roadster body must
t. sfrsf s'ai- price b. first letter. Ad
dtr's boa tli put'n. okla.
rDn 4tIF R4o fo.-irx car starter lights.
nov I.rsr. motor good a. new. good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
BOARD AND ROO,IS.

WANTfD-Board- aud room Tor two gontle.
men in private home. not more than four
blocks from post office, Apply box 5574.
Care World
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room and
board for gentlemen ais East Seventh,
phone 9022.J
ROOM and board to refined couple In pri.
vAte home. Phone 2l7s-J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
Now Us the
Tiuun@ TO
B u y R e a l
BaRgJaiInS

New 7-room bungalow, oak floors
thruout, furnace heat. decorations OF
the best, French doors, breakfast
room, old ivory woodwork: on beau
tiful corner lot. Price $500. Located
at 1923 North Main. Go look at this
If you want to see something pretty.
Beautiful lot on North Denver on
the crest of the hill. Price low TO sell.
Snap in vacant lot in Irving Place.
New broom bungalow, neatly deco
rated, good light fixtures, cement
driveway and a good well of water;
sidewalks and paved streets in: close
to the car line on South Wheeling
street. $500 down and balance like
rent. This Is a real bargain.
We have decided to sell our new O.
room bungalow, Just now being COM
pleted on North York town. Go look at
this IL you want to see good job OF
workmanship. VIII finish TO suit pur-
chaser.
Call me and I will gladly show you
any Of these. We make terms to suit
List your bargains only with me II
you want them sold, as | don't care to
handle anything but bargains,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES

HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES.
FOR SALE Rooming house, newly fur.
nished price $1,000 some terms: lease
direct from owner Phone 3764. Address
2l5 East Second.
SIXTEEN rooms on east side, Just opened
To-Day, price sl.250: terms. Allison
Realty company. 4744.
WE HAVE splendid rOoming house for
sale. Joseph Donnelly Co, ll3A South
Main, 64l5
ALLISON sure has the rooming houses. large
or small. anywhere. Call s744
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
ROOMS WANTED.

MAN and wife want ono or two modern
Sght housekeeping rooms, furnished. walk.
able rent. Call or address Boyd, Cover.
dale's department store, 203 South Main.
MANTED Room In private family by young
lady employed. Address 5573. care World
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
EASTERN accountant Of wide practical ex.
perielce desires to affiliate with good
Tulsa concern; only those requiring high.
class service need answer. Address box
5j56, care World.
SITUATION by man with several hundred
dollars in cigar, cold drink, lunch CT other
small proposition. Address Box 6654, care
POSITION by ambitious young lady as
bookkeeper, general office work and type.
writing, eastern experience; best references.
557l, care World.
POSITION by refined young lady as com
paniOn Or secretary to reliable parties 20.
ing TO Colorado for summer references ex-
changed; Information. 5572, care World.
REFINED, reliable woman would care for
home while family are away for the sum.
mer elderly lady, Address box $685. car.
World
ACCOUNTANT. expert in oil and gas produc.
tion, will do special work or keep your
books in spare time. Addres 55l0, care
World
YOUNG man, well acquainted with city, ex.
pesienced, best of references, wants po-
sitio1 as truck driver. Address box $500,
care World.
WANTED-Position by young man, expe.
rienced bookkeeper and stenographer. EN-.
ployed but want to change Address box
1854, care World.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants posi-.
tion in law office In small town. 5557,
care World.
Al BooKKEEPER and general office man.
ten years experience, beyond draft age.
Address box 5529, World.
WANTED-Position by first.class bookkeep,
er Of ten years experience: best Of refer
ences Phone 1920.
REFINED young lad, wishes position as
ladies companion; best references. Ad.
dress box $3.50. care World.
POSITION by thoroughly experienced book
keeper and office man; also uses type-
writer. Address box 5504, care World.
EXPERIENCED stenographer would like
temporary position; competent. Phone
gine man Address box 1866 care World
MAN with Ford car wants q job. Phone
5913-3966.
ACCOUNTANT wants set OF books TO keep
evenings, Address 2os West Ninth ST.
FOR stenographie work outside OF office
hours call 63i.
CARPENTER. solcits repairing. Hollis.
WANTED - Position by experienced and
competent stenographer. Phone 21oo.
CARPENTER solicits repairing Hollis.
HOUSE CLEANING and laundrying 425s.
Tt EXCHANGE.
FOR sAlE-Clcan grocery stock, Ramona,
Okla, AL location and special opportunity
for anyone desiring to ener into business
Phone W. A. Rayson 5s3I.35i3.
WANTED-Partner with some capital 10
finance invention Of oil fire extingaisher
Box 55ii, care World.
PARTY wishing grading done will exchange
small house and cash for work. see
Lewis, Fifteenth and Elgin.
GOOD Ford car for sale or will trade for
LOT In Tulsa. alS South Xanthus. p. O.
Wooster,
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
Eom0emslls Apartments

F@m0emells Apartments
corner Fifth and Denver. just com
pleted High class. Two rooms with
4-rOom efficiency completely fur
nished. Every up-tO-date convenience.
THE IDEAL HOME FOR TWO
Phone 1895
Apartments open for inspection.
FOR REST-For tao months. beginning
July ]. newly built lHd furnished
apartment. half block from Main street car
hne. price 500 Phone 6sg3.
NEW unfurnished modern apartment. 1903
South Main, rent ESQ Phone T. 7. Wells.
Brady hotel; Immediate possession.
FOR RESr-Until September l, nicely fur.
nished cool apartment. four rooms and
ba'a' $50 per month. Phone 3l7.
FURNISHED apartment Tor rehi. one block
wesi OF Main On Fourth SIS per month.
Call 5e92.
fiNEROOM apartment on South Boulder.
modern, for rent 70 parties buying small
amount Of furniture. Phone ssse
FOR RENT-A very desirable 5-room apart.
meni, close IL on south side. Phone
FURNISHINGS Of a 5.room. modern. up
iown apartment for sale; very reasonable: /:
f., FOR rent Phone 2o5s before noon.
UNFINISHED apartment for rent. east.
exposure. ali Wes; Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Three.rosm furnished apart.
ment, modern, close in. Phone 6647J.
FOR RENT-Five new, modern apartments
ct ol' North Main. Phone 2Ol5-R.
FOR RLST-Hircrest apartments. new, four
rooms and bath: $40. Phone 3l7.
FOUR ROOM. nicely furnished apartment.
9ug South Detroit.
NEW 5-room apartment. nicely furnished; !;
reasonable Gail 6G62.
APARTMENT fer rent located near business
district Phone 2653 before noon.
WELL flrnished housekeeping apartments.
phnna bell
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RE

FOR RENT-unfurnished two rooms 80
three rooms $3.50 per month li04 East
Third street.
WANrED-By single man, two unfurnished
living rooms; apartment house preferred ;
permanent Address box $40.
THREE unfurnishsd rooms: no children
over wear old; at us South Phoenix.
Phone a267.
TWO unfurnished rooms for rent modern
220k South Frisco, phone t95i.J
THREE unfurnished rooms for rent, in
Frisco addition. zoos East Fsirview
TWO unfurnished rooms. 100 North
Phoenix.
Two unfurnished rooms Tor rent. Phone
s75l
FOR RENT Three or four unfurnished
rooms, modern. SIS North Main.
TWO anfurnishod rooms for rent. Phone
1850
FOR RFNT--Tw uniurnished rooms. corner
Peoria and Davenport
FOR RFNT-Two unfurnished rooms. &c
North Phoenix.
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HIGHEST price. paid for men's Old cloth
ing, sLots Ph.os 4gr4 lGA North
Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
UTIp WANTED NGTNTs.

III SALARY Of $40 per week Will interest
you 90 tu.s orders and Hppoin, agents,
address at once + c NJ. Co. Dept. 1876, sos
West li0 ST., Now York.
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FOR sALE-Besuiifui furniture, complete Of
5room tlat; apartment can be rented II
you buy the furniture; close in; beautifully
arranged. Phone 2l3s. Miss King.
WANTED-Carload Of second hand heating
and cook stoves: Will pay long prices.
Phone 6534
FURNISHINGS OF 5.room apartment for
sale very reasonable. Phone 1858 before
noon.
FURNISHINGS Of 5.room, modern, up.
town apartment for sale: very reasonable;
flat for rent. Phone 1858 before noon.
FOR SALE-Hig ghclass furniture for six
rooms, almost new. Phone 1925
WANTED-Smal second. hand refrigerator,
not over SIS. Phone 6354.
BLACK leather, Quarter.sawed oak, duofold
for sale cheap. Call 1873.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
MISC IILANIOth.

OLD CLOTHES
HIGHEST prices paid f1r mrl.' fseohd
hand clothing shoes aut hate. Phone
1855.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29

WANTED Second hand burroughs adding
machine. must be- .u good condition. See
Mr Larson. World office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29

FOR -tIF-19IG Dodge touring csr by pri.
.s, oausr irsfr.ass fIarlrg order.
Phone 1880 during dsy 5sl7 during eve
mig
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29

FOR RENT-One o. he finest reaidences
In The Pike's peak region "Brierhurst."
Nanltou For private use only Fully
furnished. Fifteen rooms and large sleep
Ing porch: extensive lawns vegetable and
flower gardens Address j. z. Lundstrom,
Colorado Springs, Col
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
]. Z. +. Club.

Last night the j. r. i. club was
delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Miss Grace Owens, it be-
ing the first anniversary of the
club, and the girls felt very proud
to think they could keep up their
club SO long. The first of the
evening was spent in visiting, as
as some of the religious ones
went to church. Then the bust
ness meeting was held, and they
were favored with a few vocal Sc
lections by Miss Fern Owens. A
delightful two-coursc supper was
served by Mrs. Owens and daugh-
ter Fern. The girls then thought
of Reminding the members who
were with them a year ago that
it was their anniversary, and
all wrote to Miss Ginger Tay-
'lor, who is going to school i'm
New York, and Miss peg" Pow
ell, in Omaha. The club colors,
pink and green, were carried out.
They then discussed where the
next meeting would take place
and it was decided to meet with
Miss Bernice Meats next Satur-
day evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Some Private Car.

Yesterday afternoon after
boarding freight train at Hon
ey Creek, two popular statesmen,
one reported to be Armour's man
of this city, and the other their
Very Best Catsup man, started a
lively conversation with the
trainmen in the way car and were
finally put off at Loveland. Were
they peeved? Well | guess yes!
They stuck around for a time
and the next move decided upon
was to crawl into a nearby stock
car and endeavor to reach the
Valley in this manner, which they
later did. Upon their arrival
here it was found getting out of
their private car was another I'M
looked for difficulty. SO after
much hallering and pounding
Special Agent Wyant came to
their rescue and gave orders that
the car be unloaded at the stock
yards.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Communication.
Clarinda, Ia. Jan. tS

Clarinda, Ia, Jan. 1S, 1917.
Dear Folks: You remember
when left home Saturday morn
ing my train was late, and | was
fearful of missing The Burling-
ton train at transfer. Well,s the
train was there when l arrived,
and had time to gel aboard before
II started, so all was we'll. AT
Pacific junction | waited about
30 minutes. AT Villisca, the town
noted for the great lax MURDER"
i again waited 35 minutes, but at
last the Train pulled out for Clar-
lnda. where | arrived in due
time. Mr.. Lislc met me and we
drove up home, giving Emma a
great surprise, she not knowing
| was coming. | had pleasant
time visiting with Mrs. Robert
Harvey and Mrs. Fanger from
Missouri Valley to Council Bluffs.
MRS. C. C. LAHMAN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
FRIDAY

Mrs. Arthur Beebee of Beebce-
town Was The guest yesterday of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Bowers ON Second street.
Mrs. J. f. RoSenhaum is able
10 he out again after a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
James EriNson and son. for
merly OF this city, who have been
residing in Portland. Ore, The
past ten years. have returned to
the city and are thinking of max
ing their home here again among
old friends.
Rev pclman Smith. Who has
been the guest The past few days
of his brother. Charles, and other
relatives. left last evening for his
home in Glnndv Center.
Miss liarrieti Tyler of Logan
was the guest today Of Missouri
Valley friends.
Mrs. Joseph MORTON Of Nodalc
wa in tlle city today calling ON
friends and relatives.
Mrs. john Hanks entertained
The ladies Of the w. r. c. today at
her home near Lovfland.
Everett Freeman. day call boy
Tor the Northwestern, resumed
his work This morning. after u
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Entire Nous Club.

one of the attractive affairs of
yesterday was the delightful
dancing party given last evening
AT the IL. c.. hall by the Entire
Nous club. About sixty couples
We're i'm attendance and splendid
time was had by all, South's g.
plcc orchestra furnishing the
music.
Recently two new arrivals have
made their appearance at the
homes of two of the members of
the club, and in honor of the oc-
caslon treats from the parents,
consisting of bonbons and cigars.
We're given during the evening in
honor of these little folks, Miss
Catherine Callie Moriarity and
Mr.. Harold kenton Cox, and were
thoroughly enjoyed. Several fea-
lurc dances added pleasure to the
evening.
\ number of out-of-town peo-
pie We're guests of the club.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Harrison County Cash.

Logan, Ia, Jan. i9.--Amounts
in the hanks of Harrison county,
shown in the settlement with the
county treasurer, B. w. Stearns,
follow:
Dunlap State Bank, Dunlap,
$4,494t7.
Citizens State Bank, Dunlap,
s2,3s9.24.
First National Bank, Dunlap,
s3,823.Os.
Little Sioux Savings Bank, Lit
tie Sioux, s2,343.0i.
Pisgah Savings Bank, pisgah,
s2,O87.3O.
peyton Bank, Little Sioux,
s2.46O.12.
First National Bank, Woodbine,
100000.
Woodbine Savings, Woodbine,
s2,O2t.52.
Magnolia Savings, Magnolia,
$2,9S1.57.
Mondamin Savings, Mondamin,
S2,iO3.4i.
State Savings, Logan, s3,O7S.75
First National Bank, Logan,
s2,587.54.
Bank of Logan, s3,8S6.i9.
State Savings Bank, Modale,
$2,O1O.63.
First National, Missouri Valley,
,S4.O35.63.
State Savings, Missouri Valley,
s2,3OO.75.
Valley Savings, Missouri VAL
ley, S2,O47.64.
Peoples Savings Bank, Persia,
,s2,238.49. y
Persia Savings Bank, Persia,
|s2,884.8O. /
Total in banks, s5i,973.s6t
cash in office, sl,Oi8.78; grand
total, $55, 992. Z
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25

a willard Expert Gays Under
charging oause Of Most
Winter Troubles. 81

It takes temperature Of
about 100 degrees below zero to
freeze a fully charged battery.
On the other hand, a battery that
is almost exhausted will freeze
at about 20 degrees above zero.
In general it might be said that
the car owner who keeps his bat
terry in a fully charged condition
need have no fear Of his battery
freezing, but he will have to-
watch it pretty closely to see that
it is kept fully charged.
This is one of the many inter-
esting points touched upon in the
new booklet on Winter Care
which the Willard Storage Bat
terry Co. has recently brought out.
In discussing this booklet, the
Willard expert says:
Whether a man uses his car
or lays it up during the winter,
the storage battery must have
particular attention. If he runs
the machine, his battery is quite
heavily worked, cranking the en-
gine in the morning when it is
cold, supplying the light for
driving in the early evening and
long nights. Unless the battery
lis watched pretty closely there is
the possibility of it giving out.
more energy than it is receiving
,from the generator. This means
starved battery and starved
battery freezes very easily.
If, on the other hand, the car
owner stores his car, his battery
should be. fully charged and in
spcctcd at regular periods SO that
it can be kept in a fully charged
condition. Otherwise it is liable
to be dead when it is taken out in
the spring.
| In the new booklet on Win
ter Care" the Willard Storage
Battery Co. has pointed out to
motorists what the chief battery
troubles are in winter, how they
arise and how they can be avoid
ed. This booklet ought to be very
interesting to every car owner.
This booklet, like the rest of
the Willard literature, can be had
for the asking by any motorist
who is interested.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25

Miss Irene Hopley Of California
junction is able to be out again
after a weeks acute illness.
Charles Neashum, who was OPP
Grated upon, returned last eve
ming from Mercy hospital, Council
Bluffs, very much improved.
Mr.. Dagermann is confined to
his home at Mobiles Lake with a
severe attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. N. A. Mendenhall. who
was operated upon by DIR. konig-
machcr, is improving rapidly.
Miss Margaret Flanagan is
spending a few days in Council
Bluffs to take treatment for her
eyes.
Mrs. Leonard Brown, who has
been making a brief visit here
with Mrs. Stella DeVore, returned
to her home in Belle PLANE this
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
were formerly managers of the
railway eating house.
Miss Grace Dewitt of Traverse
City. Mich, is visiting with Rev.
Thomas and family. She is on
her way to Moroni, Utah, where
she will teach in the school of
the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist church.
Grandma Smith is able to be UP
today for the first time in two
weeks.
Mrs. Extran Cole of Boulder,
Colo, Mrs. Lulu Hargens of Kan
sas City, and Mrs. Hattie Brand
riff of this city were entertained
at dinner today by Mrs. Hargens.
Dan Purcell was able TO be up
today for the first time. He has
been confined to his bed for the
past three weeks with acute ILL
ness.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Marriage Licenses.
Harrison County Sells Bonds.

-. w. Stearns, county treasur-
er, sold Tuesday $4,000 in
funding bonds to replenish the
bridge fund of the county. These
bonds will hear four per cent and
run an average of a little more
Than eleven years. Part of them
expire in 1922 and part in 1889.
They were bought at par, but the
county is required to pay for the
printing of the bonds. George M.
Bechtel 4 Co., of Davenport, were
the buyers. Harrison county
bonds are never hard to sell. In
vestors seem to realize that they
arc Very good property to own.--
Observer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Mrs. q. e. Metoalf.

Friends in the city have re-
|ceived word from Spokane,
Wash, of the death of Mrs. o. E..
Metcalf, which occurred last Mon
day. She recently fell and broke
her hip, and it was thought she
was recovering nicely from it,
when she suddenly passed away
without word of warning. Her
death was caused probably from
reaction. Mrs. Metcalf spent
several weeks here with relatives
last fall, and they will be sorry
to learn of this sad event. She
was buried in Spokane Wednes-
Iday, beside her husband, who died
about year ago.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Temporary Light Plant at Dunlap

Dunlap, Ia, Jan. 18.--1t is re-
ported that the Iowa Gas and
Electric company expects to re-
store the town lights within a
week by using a fifty horsepower
thresher engine and installing it
it and dynamo in the black
smith shop, recently vacated by
Graham Brothers and adjoining
the light plant which was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday. This
announcement is hailed with de-
light by the many who are suffer
ing inconvenience from going
without lights.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
Joy AIsstInas Close J.

Last evening closed one of the
most successful weeks of instruc-
ton and pleasure that has been
held in the Valley for some time.
Much credit is due the pastors of
the churches, Mrs. Dan Finley
and the ladies acting on the COM
mittees, who gave their time and
labor, in making it possible for
the citizens of this city to enjoy
these wonderful lectures. Here's
hoping he will make return visit
to Missouri Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
DR.. Gamble received word {,

DR.. Gamble received word to-
day of the selection of his neph-
ew, Lieut.. d. G. Patterson, Jr., to
serve on the personal staff of
Admiral Knight, in charge of the
'Asiatic fleet. This is the finest
appointment available TO lieu
tenant and greatly appreciated,
after having previous service on
the flagship Wyoming under Adj
miral knight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25

beck received fine deer head
from Powell. Wyo.. the aiff of his
brother-in-law pprer Gyjntf Who
shot tlle animal duriae his Iasl
hunting "Trip. Mr. Rhodabccll
brought IT. home YESTERDAY from
Omaha, wheqe he had II mounted
lt,s sure "a dandy.
Mrs. Ben Martin Of Magnolia
Was the guest of Friends, ynster-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25
a Mature Fake.
What's bothering YOU. old

What's bothering you, old
man?' Jones asked his friend,
the scientific gardener.
ITS no use," sighed the wiz
ard; Il may as we'll give uIss.I
got started few years ago on a.
new idea. | took a head of cab
bage and crossed it with a white
potato and grew eyes on it; then
| crossed that with a cornstalk
and grew ears on it; then
crossed that with a squash and
grew a neck on it; then | crossed
that with cocoanut and grew
hair on it, but hanged if | can
figure out what to do for a nose
and notwithstanding Gentle
man.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tamisiea
entertained as their guests today,
Mrs. D. H. Bailey of Loveland,
Miss Josephine Copeland of
Omaha and George Brooks of
Rushville, Neb. The latter stopp-
ed off here on his way home from
a booster trip on the western
land special.