Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-15

/ TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo returned this
morning from few days visit in
Dunlap.
DR.. De Wore reports the birth of
twin boys to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Camp
bell.
VIM .Hemenover has purchased the
] Ned Irwin home on Eighth street.
1 Robert Osborne passed through
here last evening with his regiment
on their way east. They have been
stationed at San Francisco.
Laurits Jensen is able to be down
town after ten days siege of malar-
la fever.
Drs. De Wore and C. A. Heise have
purchased 100 acre farm of j. T,
Elliffe near Mondamin.
| Mrs. L. L. Balsom returned to her
home in Sioux City this morning af-
ter weeks visit here with Mrs. L.
A. Harder.
The j. P. Egan family have re-
turned from their overland trip to
washington Springs, South Dakota
where they spent ten days with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thurber de-
parted this morning on a five weeks
visit to Powell, Wyoming.
Miss Violet Hillman of Omaha is
spending her vacation with home
folks.
Ed. Myers, DR.. R. d. McEvoy and
son, Leonard, DIR. Finley and Mr.
Teal have returned from their fish
ing trip and outing in Minnesota
They did not have much success al
fishing as they have in former years
as it not good this year on account
of the hot and dry season.
Miss Nellie O'Rourke has respond
ed to the urgent call for nurses, en-
listed and left this morning fol-
Camp Dodge to take up her duties
at the army hospital. Miss O'Rourke
is the first one from this city to &c
into the service.
Mrs. o. Hillman and daughters
of st. Cloud, Mimi, are visiting al
the G. E. Hillman home.
| All persons having bills against
the chautauqua leave same at Val
ley Savings Bank Immediately. 8-15
The Misses Irene Cody and Edit
Coulthard returned last evening from
a weeks visit with Miss Florenc.
Coulthard and Majorie MacKinnon
who are spending their vacation a
Emerald Inn" in Harky's Park
guests of Mrs. Walter Payne O
Lincoln.
4 The Child welfare work was con
Quoted this week on Second stree
with Mrs. ]. E. Cuddeback as direc
tor and Miss nellie O'Rourke as nurs,
in charge. In all 10 children unde
b years of age were registered witt
only who were below the govern
ment average.
4 Mrs Ralph Hanford returned from
Logan today where she has been tn
guest of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O'Connor. Mrs
Mae Newton and Miss Louise New
ton, leave tomorrow for Lake Okobj
for a wQako o,,kir~
Raymond Warren of Richland
Nebraska, who has been statione
the past several months at TT, Sar
Houston Texas, is here for a fe,
days visit with Miss Goldie Beagle.
Miss Beulah Hansen who recentl
resigned her position at the tele
phone office as operator, has &C
cepted position at the Soren Brow
grocery store as clerk.
Mrs. Ed. Adams will leave in tn
morning for Dodsland, Canada, for
two weeks visit.
Mrs. F. w. schwertley of Modal
was Valley shopper and visitor tc
day. =
The fire department was called OF
last evening about IL o'clock by
grass and brush fire over in tn
big pasture in Seaton's additio
south of the tracks.
Keller Moreland returned fro,
Chicago this morning No. IL. Will
IN the city he booked for the Males
tic some of the best vaudeville fo
the coming season which will sta,
here September 9th. He also sut
, ceeded in arranging for some Of tn
Gus Sun Burlesque shows to appes
here this fall and winter. TIL
Majestic will undergo quite a chane
as there will be new scenery for Il
stage installed before the opening
2 the first vaudeville bill ON Sc, ptemb,
l 9Th.
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Dinner Party.