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


HARDWOOD McKain, who was re-
Gently bitten by a mad dog and
taken there for treatment last
Sunday, is getting along as well
as can be expected. and is receiv-
ing treatment three times a day
The Misses Sayde Bolilho and
Margaret Ingersol returned tc
their homes i'm Boone this morn
ing after weeks visit with Miss
Ruby mgersol.
Mesdames Saml Paulson and
Carl Mears We're Omaha shoppers
today.
w. J. Schandelmeier arrived
this afternoon from Boone to ac-
company his daughter. Ella, home.
tNhO has been the guest here the
past two weeks of relatives. Mrs.
Ella Klafflle will return with them
for a two weeks visit.
Mrs. w. "A. Rodcn was a Logan
visitor this afternoon.
Mesdames George Butcher and
John Walton were passengers
this afternoon to Logan.
Miss Marjorie Newton of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. who was Very i'll YES
terday with ptomine poison is re-
ported better today.
Donald Fitzgibhon and sister.
Miss Cecilia. who have spent
their Easter vacation here with
home folks, will leave This evening
for NOtre Dame.
Tom Wright of Dunlap was
here today between trains. He
has enlisted i'm the navy and ex-
poets to leave the latter part of
the week.
Among the current news re-
ports here today was The BURNING
OF the largest hotel i'm Carroll.
which occurred This morning at
$3.50, the burning of am elevator
at Salix during HE night, and il
is said by he Irainmcn that two
grain elevators in ST. Paul. Mimi.
were blown up last night.
Charles Kennedy returned TO
his home i'm Chadron this aflcr-
noon after week 5 visit in The
city with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kennedy and daughter will
remain few days longer.
Mrs. o. ID. Cole and son. who
have been the guests the past
week of the q. NJ Frazier home.
left this afternoon for their home
in Fremont.
Mrs. Fl. H. Thurher left this
morning for Clinton. where she
will spend the remainder of the
week with her son. Howard. and
family.
Sister Mary Camilla returned to
Fremont this morning after en-
joying a pleasant visit here with
the Sisters of the parochial
school.
Mrs. Weidenbeck and daughter
of California. who have been The
guests the past few months of
the A. Bird home in the country,
left this morning for Akron, to
visit the formers sister.
Daily Sinderson of Council
Bluffs is spending the week at
the N. b. Huffaker home i'm The
country.
Leslie Rockbill returned to his
home i'm hardwood this morning
after spending a few days here
the guest of the j. T.. Freeman
family.
Word has been received from
Mrs. r. r. Emery, formerly of
this city, that she is in Cordova,
Alaska, for the summer.
The report just published
shows that $500 was collected for
dog taxes last year. Judging
from the number of dogs around
town the tax must be about one
cent a dog.
The Denison Commercial Club
have fitted up new quarters and
will move into them April II. APP
propriate ceremonies will mark
the dedication of the new rooms.
Miss Marjorie McKinnon is the
guest this week of he j. A.
Coulthard home.
The 100000 school bonds were
sold to the Geo. M. Bcchtel COM
pany of Davenport yesterday at
~ per cent.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Price is reported quite
sick.
j. O. Silshy and Harvey King of
Pisgah, Iowa, We're i'm This city
this morning on their way home
from Chicago. where they had
been with a shipment of fat cal
tie. Mr.. King had load of 40
Whiteface cattle which topped
the market at $l3.35 per evil,
and Melted him the sum of 1866.
B. A. Divelhnss departed this
morning for Pine Bluffs. Wyo.,
to look after his farming interest