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

TUESDAY,
E. L. Newland of Nicola, is the
guest of the j. L. Hall family.
Miss Virginia Vincent returned
home today from Lake Forest,
where she has been student at
Ferry Hall, for the past two years
and will spend her vacation here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jones Of
Roy, Mont, are real busy these.
days entertaining their new
granddaughter, Alkaline Marsh.
Also on the side practicing say
ing Grandpa and Grandma.
Mrs. L. Bond and Mrs. j. M.
Daugherty left this morning for
Fort Warden, Wash, to spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Bond.
Mason and Moorehouse report
the following sales: Chris Peter
son, Dodge truck; Ben Sigler, Case
and VIM. Iddings, Dodge.
Mesdames Joe johnson and M.
Messer were Omaha visitors to-
day.
Mrs. Myrtle Hester and daugh-
ter from Modale, were visiting in
the city today.
DR.. John Tamisiea has sold his
Ford roadster to Frank Beckers,
of Modale and purchased a fine
new passenger Velie Cabriolet
roadster from the local agent, Mr..
James Dimmick.
James Dimmick reports the sale
of Velie Cabriolet car to Peter
Stuhr, of Persia.
Miss Lola Foreman from Dac-
ono, Colo, is here for an extend
ed visit with Miss Carrie Tenant
and other friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lou Goodrich found a
large mushroom growing out of an
old tree in her yard this morning
that was indeed very pretty. The
stems of two mushrooms We're
grown together while the top part
was about inches in diameter
across, closely resembling two
rare curly edged blossoms.
Mrs. S. u. Blackburn has re-
turned home from the Nicholas
ISenn hospital in Omaha, where
she recently underwent an opera
ton. She is feeling much improv-
led.
| Ralph Carlisle OF Orson was in
town today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Milan have
lreturned from their short honey
moon trip and will soon be at
home to their many friends in
,their apartments over the post
|office.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Mrs
}Ivan King and son of Eagle Grove,
arrived last evening for brief
visit with their brother Eugene
Burgoyne and family. Mrs. King
will go from here to Kansas
where her husband is farming
this year.
i DR.. S. f. DeVore reports the
birth of 10 1-2 lib. boy to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Mendenhall.
The auto accident patients a
the DeVore hospital are all re-
ported to be getting along NIGEL.
today.
l John d. sarandy, Gus Spilios
iGeorge Spilios, Bill Paulos, ant
tom Doukos, all of whom have
worked here for several years il
the Railroad Shops. left this eve
I lining for Gary, Indianna.
Give up your luXuries that tn
Kaiser may be made to give up hi
!, ambitions.
Help your Government an
yourself at the same time--bu
War Savings Stamps.
He also serves who stays an
? saves.
> After all, saving is not sacrifice
al Eugene Vincent sold and de
ilivered to Ii. r.. and Ross Colut
hard. a Moline Universal Tractor
. a Two Row Tractor Cultivation
land Moline binder. At presen
n this tractor is pulling two NOW
ers i'm alfalfa and about Wednes
day it will be cullivating corn.
The Universal Tractor is right
ly named and will replace tn
horses on the farm.
Self Starter and Electric Light
q Works day and night and doe
u not rest at the end of every row
il d and wkly.
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