Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-08-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
News Of the People You Know and
of Their Comings and Goings as
The Reporter Sees Them.
A. B. Hosbrook was a morning
passenger to Logan.
Mrs. Hugh Bond was an Omaha
passenger this morning.
Miss Ivy Anderson came up this
eSspend the day with friends.
~ Mrs. Mollie Huntsinger visited the
wholesale houses today in Omaha.
Clarence Cherry is reported ill
with a light attack of typhoid feevr.
Mrs. Moses Smith is spending a
few days with her sisters in Wood
bine.
Miss Lorraine Tamisiea is spending
. few days with relatives in Monda-
min.
Mrs. B. o. Williams spent the day
with relatives and friends in Airing
ton, Neb.
Mrs. w. E. Bowen and son, Donald,
{ are spending the week end with Lo-
/ gan relatives.
Mrs. Hack Of Blair is the guest
for few days Of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Byers.
DIR. Devore reports the birth of a
3 1-2 lb. girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Lang near Cradle.
The N. B. Spafard and Hicks Bar
nhart families are spending two
weeks at Smiths Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stogel are the
proud parents Of new baby which
has arrived at their home.
Miss Eva McDermott returned to
I her work at DIR. Heise's office today
after enjoying short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons
drove to Magnolia, last evening to
visit relatives and attend the Old
Settlers Reunion.
Quite number Of Mo. Valley peo-
pie attended the Old Settlers Day
picnic today at Magnolia. Many ex-
poet to go up this evening.
Charles Barlow received mashed
toe this morning at the shops when
heavy jack fell on it. DIR. DeVore
dressed the injured member.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea returned yes
terday from five weeks vacation
trip. He spent great deal of his
time visiting various hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O'Connor and
Mira. Mae Newton and daughter, Miss
E Louise, returned home last night from
weeks outing at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. E. p. Farnsworth and sons of
Cresco, are spending couple of
days with the Jake and William
Sproul families at California juno
ton.
The fire department was called to
the VIM. Carpenter home on North
Fifth Street this morning where
kerosene stove exploded. Damage to
the extent Of about 800 was done.
!. Bruce Moorehouse made business
trip to Council Bluffs, this morning.
City who has been the guest for the
past few days of the Rev. N. L. Thor
|. ness home left this morning for Chic
( ago.
Miss Marie Tamisiea has returned
| to the Gilmore grocery after enjoy
{ ing several weeks vacation. Part of
the time she visited relatives and
friends in Nodfolk, Omaha and Mon
DAMN.
Mrs. M. Fanger, Ben and Miss An
nette, returned today from several
days visit with relatives. Mrs. M. Kat
tleman and son returned home with
them. Ben will leave this evening for
{! New York.
This morning when Beto York went
up to the M. E. church to read the
light meter he discovered the building
4 filled with gas fumes and upon in
! vestigation found the coal in the
basement had caught fire and had
{ evidently been smoldering for a few
days.
Mrs. George Sales received mes
sage this morning Of the death Of
her brother, James Glienn, aged ,55
years, at his some in Brush, Colo, on
Tuesday, August 20, of enlargement
q the heart. Hc leaves wife and
theree grown children two daughters
! and one son.
Workmen this morning discovered
tie coal in the basement Of the NJ. E.
church on fire and some strenuous
ehovsling was done to move all the
epal The coal n thtp Dsur coal sheds