Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-01-25

NJ. ID. Bramon made a trip TO
Norfolk the first of the week to
see his brother Del, who is in de-
Ginning health.
Mrs. Ed Casey, Miss MYRTLE
Casey and Mrs. Ned Burke visited
Mrs. George Newton in Council
Bluffs this afternoon.
Ii has been found necessary to
open another room in the juno
ton schools and Mrs. r. l.. Coult-
hard has been secured as teacher.
Miss Helen Kroskc returned to-
|hcr home i'm Elk Point S. d.. this
morning. after enjoying a visit
here With her sister, Mrs. Arthur
: Radllc.
Mrs. Floyd Stone and children
returned to their home i'm Norfolk
after a visit here With The for
mer's paprcnts, Mr.. and Mrs d.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mahoncy and
r. H. Harris returned TO their
5 home in Chadron today after
. spending a week here With rcla-
tives and friends.
e a marriage license was granted
(, yesterday i'm Council Bluffs 10
Clarence r.. Thomas OF Iloney
y Greek and Miss Icna Mohlcrs of
v Missouri Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey loss on
!. lertaincd several friends AT |
y O'Clock luncheon todaN. conlpli-
mcntary to Mr.. and Mrs Guy Ma
d honey of Ghadron
: I'm the care OF Balnlarl W.
Carpenter. which has heen at
d lracting the attention Of the court
$, The past two days, a verdict or
slo2 was given Mr. Barnhart.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Tracy OF
n Bridgeport, Ind, arrived here to-
j day :, for W. at ihe ho@a Of 7.
q l.. l'racy.H This is The first time in
1T twenty years The brothers have
met.
~ Mrs. Robert Mulray and chill
drcn. who have been the @uests
;. the past week OF The formel So
- ter. Mrs. DaSid Miller. lelf this
morning for their home in Wen
!, alchee. Wash.
- Mrs. Waller Hatcher and dau-
: ghtcr of Sioux City. who have beer
the guests Of relatives The past
~ =, few days, left this morning FOR an
- extended visit With relatives il
Colorado. Mr.. Hatcher will return
= TO Sioux City this evening.
A new model Coles Hot Bias
. stove is on exhibition in Tie IL, Il
We Brundige window. This is ono o
ld the first one Of these stoves f
1 come to this city, but in many 10.
calities they arc proving ver,
~ popular.
OF Yesterday afternoon Will
5, coasting down the hill at Tn
First Ward school. the 1-year-ol
'a son Of Paul Williams ran his sic
as into a guy wire ON a telephon
:. pole. throwing him Off and break
ing his left arm just above th
M wrist. DR.. Lusk reduced lib
'rt fracture and he is getting alon
Wy nicely.
The fire department was calle
- to Mrs ChaIfant S homo on Tbir
street about midnight last nigh
INN where it was found The chime
d had set the roof on fire. 1t ha
d gained considerable Roadway be
+. fore being discovered, but wa
soon cxtinguished after the az
= rival Of the department. The los
will beSbut nominal
In the article appearing in tn
E|paper Tuesday evening OF the II
Hlport of Corp. George Wilson
q The t'ifty-second company hei1
!. shot in the neck during q mig
e fight between the native bandi
e and American marines in Il
Dominican republic many ihole
q it referred to the son of Mn. al
Mrs. Frank Wilson of near &
. Junction, but they say this II
. their son. He is serving on q
e battleship Florida.
. Mrs. w. j. Burke entertain
the members of the Kensingt'
club very delightfully."- yesterd
afternoon at her home on Ea
Il Fri, street. Pink La France Tos
/. were used in decorating the livi1
& room, where the ladies enjoyed
/, e afternoon of sewing. At o'clo
q delicious refreshments we
served by the hostess, assisted
d Mrs. S. G. Graham. Several of {
Il gentlemen were invited FOR
& o'clock, when Mrs. Burke serv
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