Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21

DeVore. He rallied nicely and is
getting along as we'll as can he
eXpected.
| A Birthday dinner was given
Sunday, the 18th, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hutchens, in
Odelle addition, in honor of Mr..
Hutchens and his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Turner, their birthdays be-
ing on the same date. Those pres
Ont We're, Mr.. and Mrs: Fred Tur-
ner, of Broken Bow, Nebraska; ;
Mrs. Spencer Harrod, of Council
Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Frye
and family and Master Robert and
Baby Letha.
Supt. A. w. Graham has re-
ceiyed notice from the Iowa State
Teachers College of his appoint
ment as a member of the faculty
| i'm the twelve weeks summer en-
tension school to be held at Deni-
| son.
Curt Barrett passed very
good night following his opera
tion for appendicitis.
Mrs. Frank Oviatt will leave in
the morning for Portland, Ore, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Florence
Vance. Mrs. f. M. Rhodabeck will
accompany her as far as Omaha.
Miss Ruth Bracken is suffering
With an attack of lonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ella Stan are the
proud parents of new baby.
Will Olinger is reported ill at
the home of his parents in the
country, with an attack of tonsi-
litis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcpherson will
leave in the morning for visit of
ten days in Chicago and Milwau-
llcc.
Miss Irene Cody returned home
This morning from a brief visit in
Omaha.
Sergeant Ernie Atwood, for
mcrly machinist i'm the railroad
shops here and now with Co. l..
1853 Z. S. Infantry in France, has
written to his parents in Council
Bluffs, that he is attending an Of
ficers training school over there.
which may put him in line for a
commissioned position later.
Mrs. Frank Brown and brothers
and Mcssrs. Ehlcrs, were Council
Bluffs passengers this morning.
w. E. Colburn of Chicago, is
here for a several days visit with
his cousin, Mrs. j. II. Clinken-
beard. This is the first time they
have met in wenty-eight years.
Judge Arthur passed thru the
Valley last evening on his way to
Red Oak, where he will open court
this week.
Leonard Parkhurst expects to
leave overland tomorrow in an
auto for Kansas, where he will
farm this year. The family will
follow later.
Twenty-Five or thirty Masons
ATTENDED the Masonic doings last
evening i'm Logan. Five candidates
were put through the work, and a
fine time was reported.
Miss Frances Dessert, who has
been very ill with pneumonia the
past few weeks has recovered and
! is able to be out again.
Miss Marie Geiger will leave in
the morning for Omaha to spend
a few weeks at the wholesale
millinery house studying spring
styles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fanger return
led home last evening from their
visit in the east.
Ed. Gill received a letter this
morning from George Malsi in
4 Miami, Fla, saying il was SO
warm down there they could
hardly sleep nights. Nothing like
tnaI up mere.
Leonard, the little 3-year-olc
\ son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bertel-
sen, accidentally run the points Of
a pair of scissors in his eye this
morning near the edge OF the pu-
pill. DR.. Tamisiea was called, hu1
lit cannot be determined as yet
whether the eyesight has been in
jured or not.
n Eliza s. Chapman, Chief Print
er, U. S. N. now on board the Ar
kansas, is home on thirty da,
furlough, having completed hi:
second enlistment in the Navy
latter visit with his parents h'
|Iplans to re-enlist which will make
4 him twelve consecutive years will
lUnclc Sam.
Mrs. j. T.. Conroy, who received
1.-TWO broken ribs by fall a couple
|of weeks ago is still confined to
her room and is reported no bet,
ter.
Jean Kirlwood of Canada, wh'
has been visiting the last few
weeks in Logan, is spending
few days here at the JSE. Rosen
baum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hennesse,
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