Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-06-20

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w. R. Fluke and Mark Graham
motored up from Ft.rOmaha Sun
day to spend the day.
Leo Lull of the Naval recruiting
station in Omaha was an over
Sunday visitor in the city.
| Sergeant Charles Ladue of
|Camp Dodge was week end visi-
tor in the city. returning to camp
last evening.
Melvin Rock of Egland, N. d.,
a brother, and Thomas Rock of
Omaha, uncle of Emery Rock,
who died at the DeVore hospital,
Thursday night following the ac-
cident in the railroad yards, ar
rived this morning to attend the
funeral which was held this af-
ternoon at 2:3O from the HEM
essey chapel. Father M. +. Nolan
officiated at the services and
the remains were laid to rest in
Mt. Carmel.
The M. E. services were held
last evening in the new basement
of the church and it was found to
be much cooler than the up stairs
rooms.
Mrs. Charles Hargens of Hot
Springs, S. d., and niece Miss
Katherine Hunter arrived this
morning from Chicago and will
spend a few days here with the
/ H. H. Hargens family.
4. j. McElroy returned home this
morning from a brief visit at Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo.
| Mrs. George Gumb of Fremont.
| is here for a several days visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Harold
ICulavin and old friends.
Il DR.. John Tamisiea reports the
birth of an 8 lib son to Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Hatcher.
| The eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Hirst cut her left
hand quite severely Saturday. She
Twas washing windows when the
lglass broke cutting deep cash
in her hand which required five
Istitches. DR.. Lusk dressed the
lMound.
| Mrs. Laugh representative of
the Sprague Warner Co., will ar
riye the goth and demonstrate the
Fern Dell goods which are handled
in this city by the II. M. Gilmore
ISanitary grocery. She will make
the rounds of the homes in the
lefty taking orders. Any order Civ
en- or courtesy shown This lady
|tturing her stay will be grately ap-
preciated by Mr.. Gilmore.
Mrs. r. r. Ensor OF South On
aha was the Sunday guest of the
lC. A. Wier home. In the evening,
lthey motored home with her and
on their return trip were accom-
|panied by Miss Ruth Tucker who
will spend few weeks nursing at
the Leonard home near Logan.
! John V. Witt OF Los Angeles.
(who has been the guest of the
ITeigler home the past week, left
yesterday for Duluth, Mimi, on
business.
Lawrence Jensen and wife are
especially proud over the arrival
of fine son at their home Sun
day; their first child after twelve
years Of marriage. DR.. Gamble at
TENDED.
Miss Anita Briggs spent Sun
|day in Council Bluffs the guest
IOf Miss Marie Geiger.
| Elmer Dessert of Camp Dodge,
Twas week end visitor at home
Yesterday, he and several friends
spent the day at the VIM. P
yNelch home in Logan.
Miss Glementine Dalton Of On
aha was an over Sunday visitor
with her parents in the country
| Pisgah, drove down yesterday to
| spend the day With relatives. They
were accompanied by Miss
Helen Hoover who has been their
quest for a few weeks.
| Word was received this after
moon of the death of Larry O'Shea
at his home in Los Angeles. Mr.
IO'Shea was switchman here fol
a number of years and has large
circle of friends. who will regret
to hear of his untimely death
I lICaucer was the cause of his death