Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

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Minos Smith, special police i so
George. Wilson, special police 1 SO
" ]. Tamisiea, merchandise M
d lows Telephone Co, toll calls 60
y Grim Stamp & Badge Co, city
seal for mayor q 20
~ G. 8. Green, glass, fran. maps 9 90
Alex Cox, street work Is
Z. 3. Brundige, merchandise 6 SO
4 Mason Moorehouse, gas auto
drive, mayor ------- 2 rs
Roy w. Mason, service 81 coun
Gil meetings q 90
CITY WATER FUND
Donoho Coal Co, 2 cars coal --299 Ga
8 N. Purcell, plumbing 8 90
g. i. Huff, investigating water J
works plant 90
John +. Clinkenbeard, sal Oct. 60 90
8. J. byron, bal on sal Oct SO 20
2. w. Kimmer, part sal Oct SO so
Pet !. Berg, extra pumping 1O8 Ga
u Harry R. Newton, cement and
coal --------------- 81 As
y. D. Brown, office supplies 2 65
owen Engineering & Con. co. 8 60
a. Short, blacksnithing rs
Y. !. Tamisiea, merchandise SO So
4 Iowa Gas = Electric Co.,-----194 IL
First National Bank, freight
and time checks 766 90
James Pounds, draying ---- 1 rs
CITY LIGHT FUND
Iowa Gas & Electric Light Co.
street lights 90
CITY SEWER FUND
First National Bank, last two
sewer bonds and interest2O6 90
n CITY IMPROVEMENT FUND
First National Bank, improv-
ment cert. No. q and 34--l13 90
CITY FIRE FUND
Will Johnson, sal. for Oct-- rs 90
a Short, shoeing fire team 8 90
Carl Neufind, labor q 90
& Owen Engineering & Con. co. 9 43
/. CITY GRADING FUND
=. r. Gerhardt, stakes & SER 100 o
\ FIRST National Bank, time ok II 90
Ed Frazier, grad streets 70 80
CITY SANITARY FUND
First National Bank. time ok 10 90
Motion and seconded the bills be
\ allowed as read and the city clerk
authorized TO draw warrants on the
different fuhdsf or the same.
Moved and seconded the council adj
journ. Motion carried. Council adj
ieurned.
J. G. PRATHER, Mayor
JOHN CLINKENBEARD, Clerk.
Mrs. H. u. Fry and family are
moving into the Williams house, just
4 north Of the Times office.
DIR. Heises has closed his business
y interests here and is now permanently
! located in Omaha.
Mrs. Geo Arpp and daughter, Miss
Maude, departed today for Chicago,
where the former will make an extern
4 ded visit with her son, Sherman. Miss
Arpp will resume her duties as nurse
IL one Of the Chicago hospitals.
DR.. DeVore has moved his office
TO his former location, in the Martin
q building, lately occupied by DR.. Lusk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Walker will
leave Saturday for Greenwood, Miss,
to visit relatives and friends. This is
n Mr.. Walkers old hometown.
Miss Fay Wright left yesterday for
her home in Mankato, Kan, after an
IT extended visit here with her sister,
Mrs. r. G. Peters.
Mrs. Hoefer, wife Of DR.. Hoefer,
has arrived from Greenville, Miss.
They win occupy the apartments over
the Doty and Peterson drug store.
Friends here have received word
Y 81 the death Of Bert Minton, at his
home in Joplin, Mo. He was former
resident Of Calhoun. Il
"A. F. Owen Of Memphis, Neb., is
insisting the Owen Engineering and
Construction CO., for q few weeks.
q He Is . brother Of j. J. Owen. i:
Mrs. Geo. Alcorn and Miss Carrie
50 w derwall Of Omaha, sisters Of Mrs..
J. Tenant, were guests at the
remnant home yesterday.
Mrs. Asa MCGEE Of Woodbine, is
IL guest Of the U. s. Gordon home