Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
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MONDAY

d., was here today the guest Of
relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Muller was the week
end guest of her sisters i'm Omaha.
Mark Graham and w. r.. Flukc
from TT. Omaha spent Sunday i'm
the Valley.
George Colvcr and workmen
started work this morning on
new modern bungalow for Teddy
Cash on N Third Street.
Mrs. Clayton Meats spent the
week end in Council Bluffs with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ct. Hutchens of
Seventeen more stars We're adj
dcd today TO the service flag i'm
he nostcfflcc window. This will
make liG boys from Mo. Valley,
up to date now serving i'm the ser
vice al Uncle Sam.
Guy Anderson from Omaha was
here today on business.
Otto and Louise Ghaloupka are
i'll at their home with an attack
of the grip. This illness comes at
IL very inconvcnicnt time for both
OF them and the high school as
they are both ON the coming de-
bate Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. ID. Tamisiea is reported
Very i'll at her home threatened
with pneumonia
The w. ). Roden family from
Carroll, We're the over Sunday
guests of relatives in the Valley.
Mrs. c.. N. Carson and son from
Logan spent the day here today
with Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Hanford.
Sheridan, Wyo., who have been
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c.. A. Puddy, the past
secvral days, left this morning,
for Lincoln, Ncb.
Sidney johnson of Camp Dodge
was The Sunday guest OF The home
folks.
The Footc garage has Installed
a fine new Burroughs adding ma
chime TO their office equipment.
Miss Mary Slawson from Boone
was an over Sunday visitor in
the city With friends.
Geo. Swangcr OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. is homo ON IL short fur
Tough.
Miss Irene Cody spent Sunday
in Omaha with friends.
Mrs. O. q. Evans was taken TO
Nicholas Sem hospital to-day
where she will undergo an opera
tipn.
Mrs. p. d. Sargent of Norfolk,
Nebr., was an over Sunday guest
of the Il. M. Morgan home.
i. M. Morgan departed for S.
Dakota, this morning to look at
ter his farm interests.
Mrs. Charles Hay returned To
her home i'm Adell, la.., this morn
ing after a ten days visit in the
Valley with relatives and friends.
Her mo Their Mrs. c. w Burkett,
accompanied her us far as Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sales had
as TN cir guest over night Mrs. ia
cob Wehrli OF beIoit, Iowa, and
Mrs John Weh-li of Sac City
'Tae ladies left This morning for
u isiL with relatives i'm Blair.
Mrs. n. A. Moore who recently
~ ldcrwcnt an operation for APP
p endicitis at the Stewart hospital
J n Omaha was brought home last
evening. She is recovering salts
factorily.
Mrs. George Wood and children
who have been the guests Of the
Guy Everett home for The pas
few days left this morning fol
their home i'm SiouA City.
Mrs. Tom Kinney and daughtcl
lwcre in Omaha today calling OF
Mr.. Kinney al the Nicholas Sem
hospital.
| James Dimmick has rclurne'
| from his business trip to Par
Rapids, Mimi.
| Your presence at the Red Cros
sale is urgently requested Salur
| day April ID. Please do your shar
of bidding. The little town OF Pet
erson. Ia, With 400 population re
Gently made 50 900 at their Re
Gross Sale.
4 Red Gross sale Saturday Apr
10. BE sure and attend
4 Mrs. j. d. Tamisiea who Ma
been very i'll is reported better sn
day.
| The Iowa State Fish Gontmi-
sioncrs were here Yesterday sem
ing Mobiles Lake.
/ DO NOT forget The Red eros
| sale Saturday. If YOU have any
thing to donate please phone
1 Mrs. r.. G.. Hills, Mrs. J. A. Rola1
\ and leave the donation at ii
1 Schafcr Drug Store
j DR.. j. l.. Tam.isiea was operate
| upon last evening by Drs. Condo
of Omaha, and DR.. Hugh Tami.
lea He jS rpSIin U Inllch easier tic