Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

| The infant child of Mr.. and
! Mrs Jerome Cook is very. i'll With
1.-The same illness as the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. \. Mier. 1t is
something similar to auto-intoXi-
cation. rs
Miss Eva Newton of Boone is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Newton, on Third street.
Mrs. II f. Weatherly and chill
'dren are here from Galloway.
Neh.. for Il several days visit
among relatives and friends.
Mrs. Matt Davis of Illinois is
spending the week end with Mrs.
Mae Jones in Lovcland and rela.
tiyeS in the Valley. From here
She viii got to Madison. Mis-. to
NisiI her daughter. She said her
son ROY enlisted and left some
months ago With he Illinois
troops for France.
v I. Tamisica received the new
boiler for he public library today,
also the new radiation for the
new high school.
The ladies of the Christian
church Yesterday served spleif-
did dinner for the Meats sale,
land Mr.. Meats also invited a num-
her of the teachers lo parlakc of
his hospitality. one hundred and
leigilIy-iivc plates were laid. Sup
per Was served to the public at
| s O'Clock.
Fire of uncertain origin dem
aged the Albin Miller residence
Fat Logan to The extent of, 50. 600.
Josie and Ada Mott roomers in
The upper part Of the building,
had marrow e.srapc Mr. Miller
was absent from home, and |. f..
Terry discovered the fire. turned
in the alarm, and arounscd Mrs.
Miller and th" roomcrs at the
critical time.
Mrs. r., $. Sassaman of Modalc
was in the city today shopping
ana calling ON friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Roden were
passengers this morning to Or
SON to see their granddaughter,
Mary Edith Gillette, who is crit
lcaly i'll and threatened with
pneumonia.
Miss Ruth Goodrich returned
10 Moorhead This morning after a
arIei visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wehrli re-
turned home last evening from a
visit i'm Camp Dodge With the lat
tiers brother Otto Schlagenllauff.
hc has been released from the
hospital and is feeling fine.
Mrs. Ed Howe and daughter
Nlldren OF Carmangay, Canada.
are visiting. her sister, Mrs. IL.
H. Diclman.
Mesdames Ellen klaffke and r..
~ Hanford spent Yesterday after
/ noon IN Omaha with Miss Mabel
hqsenhaum al the Nicholas Sem.
she is getting along splendidly
and II = 4hought will be able to
I,eoml' b me the latter part Of next
I@rel.
/ Il j fcnnant, who has been i'll
since New Years day, was able TO
ne out Yesterday.
i N'oul twenty-five OF Missouri
4 Valley people will leave this eve
'nlne for nts Moines to spend
sunday with the Valley boys at
Camp Dodge. Among Them will
ne a. L. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
seorg" Schaeenhauff, ST.. and
daughter Florcnce, Mr.. and Mrs.
tlharles Warnuck. Mr.. and Mrs.
IOic Walton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. BirdsalI
Mere Omaha passengers this
morning.
| Miss Merle Hinton returned io
her home in Mynard, Neb.. This
liil'pflliilS atlef a WISH IN The fOun-
Try with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Birdsall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. MacKinnon left
| his morning for few days visit
IN Cedar Rapids. their old home
| town. This will make the first
ITisit there in forty years.
| Or. Lusk takes John McCarLy
: son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Nc
Carly, 10 the Mercy hospital this
evening where he will be operated
on for appendicitis.
Mrs. James Gieger and daugh-
4 er. Ruth. spent the day in Oma-
ha at the Nicholas Seen With Mr.
4Gieger. Miss. Marie will go dowl
in the morning.