Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-24

DR.. Lusk received word this.
morning from his wife, who was
called to Baraboo, Wis, a day or
so ago by the dangerous illness
of her father, that he is much
better.
ID. j. Kennedy, who has been ill
several weeks, was able to walk
down town this morning.
j. E. Cuddabeck has been hav-
ing quite serious time with his
/ left eye. While working few
days ago in the shops piece of
hot steel flew up and hit him in
the corner of his eye and later in
lection set in. The injured mem
Der is much better today.
/ c. A. Meats, baggageman on the
Lincoln train, was called to
scribner, Neb., today by the death
of his brother-in-law. Earl Hicks
OF Fremont is working in his
place.
The Misses Rita and Mia
Coulthard of Logan are spending
the week end with friends in the
Valley and California Junction.
| Miss Ruth Bracken will be the
week end guest Of home folks.
Miss Edith Myers, who has
been very i'll with bad attack of
asthma, was reported as resting
easy this morning.
! Mrs. H. b. Coe was taken sud
denly ill yesterday while on her
way to Omaha and Immediately
returned on the next train. She
is some better today.
4 Miss Mae kinyon of Ames is
home for week end visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Kinyon.
Terry Starlin will work this
season for Doty & Peterson and
have charge of the soda fountain.
! Freddie Christensen, who has
been very ill with rheumatic fever
and complicated heart trouble, is
reported much better today.
Miss Geneva Miller has as her
guest over Sunday, Miss Lois AL
len of Omaha.
= Sister Mary Electa, who has
been the guest at the parental
home of Timothy O'Connor, left
last evening for Appleton, Wis.
! One of our popular citizens
drove to Modale last evening and
after a brief call, started for
home. He had been over the road
hundreds of times, and never
dreamed of being lost, but he
must have had something serious
on his mind, for after travelling
: some time he found he was off
the road and where he was, he
did not know. After driving sew
eral hours he found himself back
in Modale.
Miss LaVergne Stout has re-
turned to the Valley to spend her
summer vacation with home folks
after completing a most success
full term of school in River Sioux
Next year she will teach the
Sixth grade in the Onawa schools
with a raise in salary.
Miss Mildred Coin of Charter
Oak is the over Sunday guest oil
Miss Helen Riley.
Mrs. John Holberg and children
spent the day in the Bluffs with
friends.
Mrs. Arthur Thurber attended
the funeral Of Miss Ellen Remmes
today in Dunlap.
M. T.. Kirlin was severely in
! jured this morning when he fel
from scaffold while painting il
his new shop. He was immediate
ly taken home and DR.. Hugh
Tamisiea called to determine tn,
extent OF his injuries. His sid,
seems to be causing him consid
cradle pain and it is not know
. as yet whether there are any in
= ternal injuries.
Il Miss Irene Benedict was host
/. ess to a number of her youn'
& friends yesterday, the occasion
/. being her eighth birthday. A YER,
enjoyable afternoon was spent b,
The little folks.
Gus Johnson has purchased
one-ton Republic truck to do hi
4 draying.,
!. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LaMay wer
. Omaha passengers this after
noon.
Mrs. Ed Tamisiea of Craig j
= here for a weeks visit with he
j mother, Mrs. Laura Stewart.
DR.. Harrington and Mr. Men
/. denhall of Los Angeles, Calf
= have been the guests of DR.. Ron
igmacher the past few days. The
= leave for New York Sunday.
The fire department was Gale
i to the home of Mrs. Ben Spence
on South Ninth street this after
4 noon, where spontaneous com
9 bustion in a soft coal bin set fir
\. In fh6 wood chnd nonoaDn li0h