Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
MONDAY.

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David Coulthard of Omaha is
spending few days in the city
among relatives.
Mrs. Ross Holly and children,
and David Holly, of Waterloo, ar
rived this morning for a several
days visit at the home of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Rowe, north of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and
children spent Sunday with some
friends near Loveland.
Friends in the city have receiv
ed cards from Jesse r. Taylor tell
ing of his safe arrival over seas.
Ed. Myers and family motored
to Fonda, today for visit with
Mrs. Arthur Wood.
Mrs. A. Mcpherson will leave in
the morning for Chicago where
she will spend several months with
RELATIVES. Her husband is in the
naval training station near Chic
|ago.
Wilbur Elliff of w essington
Springs, S. D., is visiting here
with the Guy R. Smith family. He
is on his way from attending
school at Ames.
Miss Christie Stevens who is
attending summer school at Den
ison, spent the week end in the
lefty.
i Mrs. Ollie Carr of Kansas City,
| is the guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Coulthard at California
Function.
| Mrs. John Cope visited her hus-
band at Ft. Omaha Sunday. He
has been recently transferred here
LATTER several months stay in
| Texas.
! w. M. Carlisle has purchased
an interest in the Ross McLaugh-
lin insurance agency.
u Tom Myers of Carroll was an
over Sunday guest of Mo. Valley
friends. 8
| The Valley Pantorium has NOV
ed into the Beagle building; the
third door west of j.. D. Brown
and Son.
II V. J. Tamisiea is expecting a
car of g1hin elevators this week.
l DR.. Finley and family who have
been the past several months at
camp in Louisiana, passed thru
the city this morning on their
way to Mondamin to spend a few
weeks.
II A. w. Meats returned to his
home in Osmond, Nebr., after
brief visit here with the G. S.
I Green family and other relatives.
, Charles Hamill who recently
took the place of F. M. Jackson as
express messenger on the Highline
! has been transferred and will re-
turn to his home in Carroll and
stwill run out of there to Sioux
: City. He will be succeeded here by
P. H. Pugh of Logan.
VI Harry Way is spending a few
days in Omaha with his wife, who
! recently underwent an operation.
She is getting along nicely.
Ill Mrs. Ada Owen and son of Kan
sas City, are the guests of the
J. H. L. .Aldrich home.
II Miss Lucille Collander spent
Sunday with her father who is a
lpatient at the Clarkson hospital.
Miss Margaret Cope returned to
q her home in Onawa this morning,
8 latter weeks visit at the C. w.
e Byers home on N. Third street.
Reports concerning Lieut.. David
e. Putnam of Brookline, Mass,
becoming the leading American
: ace and that he has brought down
|seven Hun machines in June, is of
! Especial interest to many in Harri-
son county, as he is relative of
I tCharles Putnam Of Magnolia.
j. w. Harris of the Missouri VAL
. ley (Iowa) Times recently enjoy
! ed the fiftieth anniversary of his
| looming to Missouri Valley and
opening the first print shop in
town. He started for his father,
Hfthe late D. M. Harris, the first
) newspaper there, called the Har-
risonian. Later the paper was
changed to the Missouri Valley
Times.--Publishers' Auxiliary.