Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

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Mrs. Dan Finley and daughter, Mrs.
Tom Finley are in Omaha today Mis-
ting DR.. Powell.
I'm. Pinkerton has resigned His
position at the Harvey Drug Store
and Mr.. Frank Harvey Of Alaska,
started to work there this morning.
i Phi. ]. p. Cope Of TT. Omaha, was
Saturday night visitor in Mo. VAL
ley.
hlr and Mrs. Ed. Mcfarland os
Sioux City. spent Saturday md Sum
day with the Gea. Dalton family.
Francis Cody is home on a 20 day
furlough from Camp Dodge. Francis
has been in the army for over year.
He has been stationed most Of the
time at Honolulu.
Miss Madge Dessert left for Omaha
today where she has entered the
Van Santes business school.
Miss Fern Becker and Miss Blanche
Van der Weldon returned this morn
ing to Council Bluffs, after spending
several days with the formers mother
Frank Swertley and wife Of Mo
dale. returned yesterday from Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Remington
and family were the Sunday guests
.of N. B. Spafford.
Mrs. Lillian Hargens, Supt. Of the
Creche Of Co. Bluffs, spent Sunday
with the Hargens. family on Third
Street.
Mrs. j. A. Burns Of Persia is the
guest of DIR. Horace Warren, today.
i Clarence Miller is building cement
wall around his lot on South 5tK ST.,
which will greatly improve the prop
erty.
Mrs. M. O'Connor returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with relatives
in Chadron. She was accompanied
home by De Long Satterlee.
Serg. Widows Of Glenwood was
here today the guest of friends. He
was wounded in France in March and
has been returned to the States for
treatment.
Mrs. Hefflinger of Red Oak, is the
guest of Mrs. Edgar Price.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Purcell entertain
ed thirty-five at dinner Sunday com
plimentary to their sons, Don and
Oris, who were home from Camp
Dodge, on furlough. The boys left
for Des Moines last evening.
/! Rev. Price was called to Council
Bluffs Sunday afternoon to deliver
the memorial address for Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, who gave his life in
France, for his country.
Mrs. nj. C. Burbank visited Mrs. G.
s. Osborne in Omaha, Saturday last
and reports her improving, which he,
friends here are glad to hear.
Miss Anna Smiley of Washington
D. G., arrived last evening for visi,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Smiley.
June Lucille, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Petersan, born June s
1918, at Modale, Iowa, died Septem.
Der IA, at the age Of 8 months and g
days. Funeral services were held al
the home Of her parents, Sunday, at ;
p. M, Rev. G. E. McKelvey, official.
| ing.
1nterment at Rose Hill Cemetery
! The publishers of the county met
here Friday to talk over business and
incidently take in the Fair. The pub.
fishing business just at present is ii
very precarious situation. Costs
have jumped up by leaps and bonds
but the income has remained about
the same. Advertising has slumpee
to considerable degree but, with al
the other increasing prices the govern
ment has increased the postage rates
on all papers sent out of the county
All the publishers were agreed that
something radical had to be done, but
were unable to suggest the exact SO.
luton of the matter.
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Auto Thief Gets Cold Feet. N
/ The auto thief was busy again or
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