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

Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Demmon
and son from Eagle Grove were
here this morning on their way to
Norfolk, Ncbr.
Miss Katherine Taylor was an
Omaha. visitor today.
Pete" Wright made business
/, trip This morning to Omaha,
DR.. I. C. Willis. was Logan
passenger this morning.
Frank Goodwin reports the
sale of the NJ. J. l'itzgibbon prop
erty formerly known as the Mat
thcws property on Mill ST., yes
terday to James Smith.
DIR. Heise reports the birth of
a girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs of
Modale.
Clarence Bloss of Portland,
Oregon, is here for few days
settling up the business affairs
of his father who recently died.
Mrs. C. Bailey returned from
Marquette, Michigan, Saturday,
where she has been spending the
winter. She was accompanied
home by Miss Allie Brown who
Twill be the guest of relatives and
friends here for short time.
| Attorney George Egan passed
through the Valley this morning
on his way to Sioux Falls from a
business trip to Colorado.
Miss Bess Fcnsler was an Om-
aha shopper today.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Carlisle
have returned to the city after q
winters stay in Des Moines.
James While is very ill with
pnumonia at the Eppcrson home
in the country.
Mrs. r.. j. Hartford is spending
The day i'm Logan With her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Hardy.
| Mrs. #. C. Adams and Uncle
Tom McGunc were Omaha visitors
today.
Mrs. Tom Egan and Mrs. Mike
Kirlin, from Modale, spent the
day in the Valley with relatives.
Lieut.. Logan of Co. !, i6Sth
Inf. is expected soon to return
from France on account of agt
limit. He is brother OF Mrs
Clint Harker of this city. Mr.
Logan is rs years of age and he
With several others that are con-
sidcrcd too old TO stand Tho
knocks Cover there, arc to be re-
turned to the States.
Rulo and Claude Young hav'
purchased new Wallace Gull
tractor from A. Edgecomb.
The April Fool dance last eve.
ming al the X. G. hall was we'll at.
tended and there We're many Wis.
itors from the surrounding town!
also present. The splendid music
was furnished by the Ebaugh or.
cheslra and was thoroughly en-.
joyed by the dancers.
Charles Alexander is celebrat
ing his 8ist birthday today ant
is as chirp and active as a yOuns
fellow. He says he believes tina
he can still do his share in lick.
ing The Huns.
Geo. Christensen has accepted
a position in the Valley Saving
Bank.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports ll'
birth of an 8 i-2 pound daughtc
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Baldwin
living near Mondamin
Felix McGrickard has sold hi
farm southeast OF town to Free
Lowe. Mr.. McCrickard expects t.
move to Omaha to make his flu
ture homo. Xn
Geo. Beagle Las resigned hi
position i'm the shops and ha
started the manufacture Of ce
ment blocks.
County Food Administrator
Gilmore has received word tina
all mrallcss days and meals hav
been suspended for thirty days
This applies to hotels and res
tauranis as we'll as individuals.
The Steamer Celtic torpcdoc
by an under sea shark was TIN
ship that carried the last troop
of the i68th Inf over seas. Sew
cral Mo. Valley boys We're anon
them.
Miss Irene Baker of Atlantic
was Il week end visitor in Ii
Valley with former friends.
The fire department was Gale
TO South Ninth street late this al
tcrnoon where burning grass ha
set fire to Il barn belonging I
Geo. Young. The harm and con
tents were destroyed as we'll Il
a colt belonging to JAS. TannC
llil.