Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
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in Omaha with friends.
Or "A. Sorensen spent Sunday
hls Bdone with relatives. His
ot9ther was one among the
alImerous shopmen injured, he
1eMg buried several hours under
Ihe sferbis before being rescued
anIEis now suffering with three
ofeken ribs and deep hole cut in
lTssiAe.
iMed Fensler OF Gilmore, came
lHAhis morning for brief visit
vtA home folks.
HS Rex Martin and wife were
ld .from Onawa for an over
Sunday visit.
Teh1e Thielen of Superior,
y ep3Aska, started work this morn
IN sa#iih the Electric company in
shfWqfy as day engineer.
Mhsles Mead and wife. of Mask
ellt Nebraska drove over in their
catIArA will spend a few days at
she I'm. Hardy home. Mr.. Mead
attsd a Bankers convention
an}fK anquets today in Lincoln.
SRxgAnt Crist Jones has been
|ra4H arred to the officers train
ing imp at Camp Pike, Ark.
Mh and Mrs. Ed. Tamisiea
drdm over from Craig, Saturday
foH ENRrief visit with the latters
mosMF, aMrs Laura Stewart. Mr.,
Tafiea returned home by train
thiEsMprning and his wife will
driig tile car home las soon as the
rood get in better condition.
N# Winifred Satterlee re-
turtN Saturday to her home in
Cha&T after a weeks visit with
hers Haf ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
O'C$Nnef. Master DeLong Safer
lee Ahained for a., two weeks
lone@ visit. .,...,..,..
MES ruth Geiger of Council
Bluffs Twas an over Sunday visi-
tor sM this city.
Miss Emma Green returned
honl yesterday from Washing
ton where she has been teaching
the Nast year.
TeM Inferior of the Smiley Drug
stolfais being redecorated this
MaWJ N. Tamisiea and daugh-
terssaaaad Miss Sarah O'Conno1
guests yesterday of the
f. W. sssAMeftle home in Mo
dales sssssss IL,
Frank Johnson and Clarence
Hanafae f~fermeriy With the West
End garage and, C. w. Warricl
q, the Foote garage are now
working, for. the Wertz-Seaman
CO., of Sioux City.
j. B. johnson of Norfolk is the
new. assistant foreman in the
local railroad boiler shops te
succeed Fred fodz who recently
was transferred TO the Norfolk
shops. .,ls !9s 3
Mrs. Joe Johnson and grand
daughter Miss, Bertha Mahoney
departed this morning for Yves
sington Springs, S. D., to wish
relatives li1#esi ri Y
=, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox lief
last evening for Camp Funston
TO visit, their son Corporal Ray.
mond Cox. 8ltal tgt
8 Mrs. D.aiG. liForde is reported
seriously HAT her home and has
a trained nurse looking after her
"A Mrs. RIA. Moore underwent al
operation yesterday at an Oman;
hospital for adhesions following
her recent. operation for appen.
dicitis. She rallied nicely and j!
getting along quite we'll.
pr Heise reports the birth o
a daughter today to Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Piereey and a son yesterday
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Hans johnson.
Miss. Anna Hphenadel OF Dix
SON. Illinois, has arrived i'll TIL,
city and, will spend the suntme
here with the Gus johnson falni
~. i,at aa 4ii}
IS Francis Varnes who has beel
,tbe hoolSlieeper at the v. l. TAM
isica hardware store the past sew
eral years has resigned his posi-
tom and started work this morn
ding for Elzie Jones.
Mrs. Martha Antrim and so
donald, spent the week end il
Omaha with relatives. t,e
Miss Bessie Fensler who acct
dentially ruin a needle in her foo
az few edays ago was able to re
turn ito her work this mornin
at the Lewis and Williams gro
Gerry store. taii9tai' = ~
q aHarwey Shelton departed las
evening for Avoca where he wi
make u brief visit before goin
into camp, having been anon
THE humber feceht.y called by tn
araft.l l 'issss' 'at
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mahoney ar
the guests Of Gouncil' Bluff