Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
MONDAY

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Mrs.
l.. Wolfe, We're Blair visitors yes
Iterday.
Miss Mary slawson or Nevada,
Iowa, spent the week end in the
Valley, with friends.
Harold the little SON of Mr..
and Mrs. John Marshall is reportt
ed very i'll With pIominc poison
ing
| j. l.. Jones ana i. S. Dcwcll left.
this molning for Amcs lo attend
the l,incoIn Highway meeting.
Mrs. A. l.. Allstrand Who has
ijust returned from Il winters Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. Ander-
son i'm Canada is spending the
day in Sioux City
Ed Reed and family shipped
Iiheir goods To Omaha today. Mr..
Reed Will he associated with one
of the large real estate firms. Mrs
Frances Reed is now the guest of
friends i'm Ciliddcn and will go to
Omaha the first of April Mr.. Reed
has resided here since 1890 and
we regret losing this eslimable
| family
| About % children and grand
children Of S. A. Jones drove up
from Omaha Sunday morning and
sGipriscd him. He was seventy
Srars old They BROUGHT we'll fill
led baskets. Received lots of nice
presents. They spent agtrnoon
land evening car riding About five
O'Clock they started home.
John |. Rowe made a business
trip this mornin to Modalc.
Rev. G. G. Gundcrson departed
this afternoon for Indianola, to
! visit his son, Clarence.
Paul ianic joined ille army in
Omaha, today and will leave soon
| for Fl. Logan
The Revival Campaign of the
| Methodist and Presbyterian chur-
chcs, under The direction of Evan
gelist Dir. Cook of Dunlap closed
| last evening. sunday was the
banner day. 3 large crowds come
TO the Presbyterian church to hear
DR.. Cook give sermons which
touched he hearts of all. Mr.
smith of Wpoihinc, the singer
WON his way into the hearts Of
the large audiences each night
that he was with us. His work is
| above rcproacI His solos inspir-
ed our hearts with the sweetest
of gospel songs. The Evangelist.
and his singer are gentlemen of
rare character with a sweet spirit
and methods open, commendable,
and convincing. This appeals to
| the truthful pcrson.and our chur-
ches and all who heard them are
ibet,er for hearing them. Our
churches have received a spirit
ual uplifl, beyond estimation and
we all rejoice in their coming and
working among us.
Mrs. William Nirkcry was oper-
atcd upon yesterday by Drs. Tam
isica for a pelvic absccss. She is
reported 10 be getting along fine
this morning.
Newt Hardy. who has been ilc
guest of his sister, Mrs William
| LaMay for the past several days
left this morning for his home in
GIcndive, Montana.
Al. Harris lhc genial clerk at
The Ed Bradley & Go. store is
confined TO his room by illness.
| Miss Virginia Brown who has
been very i'll the past week is re-
orted some better today.
! Louis Wilson of Logan was in
Town today on business.
Friends in the city have recei-
we'd word Of the birth of a daugh-.
Ter to- Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Conner of
! Missouri. Mr.. Conner was former
! ly a telegraph operator in this
Icty.
Mr.. andMrs. James Rockwell,
! and son Donald OF Omaha, Mrs
| S. Rockwell and daughter Mildred
! Of Omaha, and Mrs. j. M. Albert
sen and daughter of Logan were
the guests of the R. G. Hills home