Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-15
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THURSDAY
The curator Of the U. s. National
museum, formerly the Smithsonian
institute at Washington, has made ar
engagements for an Osteopathic ex-
hibit, which will go down in history.
Among those whose work has been so
recognized and whose biography and
picture has been asked is DIR. Gamble
Of this city.
i Several Of our progressive citizens
took advantage Of the recent rains
and have planted new gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. El Evans motored
to Omaha today.
Glenn Rutledge Of Nehawaka, Neb.,
was the guest of friends in the city
lat evening.
Charles Seeley Of Huron, South
Dakota, was the overnight guest Of
the George Beagle home. He was on
his way to Detroit, Mich.
p. Egan accompanied by Glenn
Hairsine and Loren Allen left yes
terday afternoon in, the formers car
for trip to Washington Springs,
South Dakota.
R. II. Harris has sold his home on
Fourth street to Otis Carter.
Ed Harty returned to his home in
Sacramento, CAL, today. He left his
father, George Harry, very much inn
proved.
The New Vincent elevator has
I been completed and is now ready to
! receive grain.
Mrs. John Nagle was called to
York, Nebraska, to attend the fun
eral Of her brotherinlaw Henry Ma
gle, who was killed in an auto ac-
cident at Seward, Nebraska. John
Maggie of Camp Devens, Mass, will
accompany her home for short visit.
Mrs. M. c. Burbank will have for
supper guests this evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Aldridge and Mrs. c. G.
Lahman.
N. Hoifeldt, was taken to DIR. Gif-
ford the eye specialist in Omaha yes
4 terday on account Of piece Of steel
being embedded in his eye while at
work.
-s. Is: William Stokes and children
Of Mondainin are the guests for a
few days of the Charles Bertelsen
home and Of other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen are
1 moving in from the country and will
reside in Willow park.
Miss Lila Case of Logan was an
over night guest of friends.
Mrs. Grant Burgoyne returned to
Eagle Grove this afternoon after
making an extended visit here with
her son Eugene and family.
Miss Patricia McEvoy of Mondam-
in was the guest today Of the w. D.
Cody home. Miss Alice Cody will ac-
1 company her home this evening for
& a two days visit.
Miss Ida Conroy is spending the
week with friends in Boone.
E. c. Rome Of Carroll, travelling
auditor Of the C. & N. w. and r.
B. Richards Of Chicago were here
{ today between trains.
Fred Cloud has been sent to Kan
sas City for auto training.
Miss Margaret Kinyon is spending
the week in the country with her
brother Fred, and family.
Father M. F. Nolan has as his
guest this week his nephew, Robert
Nolan Of Nicholas, Iowa.
The Dominican Sisters have re-
turned to the Valley after a few
weeks vacation and are getting
things in readiness for the opening
Of st. Patrick's school the first Of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Royce re-
turned this morning from a several
days visit in Kansas City.
Miss Anna Kirley and Mrs. Susie
Faith attended the Catholic, Parish
picnic in Mondamin.
Mrs. Lloyd and children returned
to their home in Fremont, Nebraska,
this morning after few weeks visit
ct the w. E. Jenkins home.
Fred Brown transacted business in
Omaha today.
So Mrs Nellie Walton and daughter
spent the day in Blair, Nebraska
with the formers sister.
Mrs. Clyde Britt and son who have
been the guests Of relatives for some
time. left this morning for their
home in Ottawa, Kans., Miss Mary
Hansen accompanied her sister home
and expects to spend several months
With her,