Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27
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daughter, Miss Frances spent.
ISunday at the Cutler home irl
Magnolia. The latter will re-.
main for a two weeks visit.
Glenn Jones and Eddie Stout
motored to Red Oak yesterday to
spend the day with friends.
The 4. N. Warwick family of
Blair We're the guests yesterday
Of the J.sP. Egan and John Daubs
families. A picnic supper was
enjoyed last evening in the woods
north of town.
Miss. Irene Muller has returned
TO her stenography work in Omaha
after weeks visit with home
folks.
Mrs. j. E. Rosenbaum was the
over Sunday guest of the Charles
Harker home in Modale.
The Hammer and Snyder garage
has been completed and the new
cars are now on display. This
is one Of the finest buildings in
the city. Miss Ruth Roden has
accepted a position with the firm
as,bookleeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Sherwood
and family and Mrs. William
Krauskopf visited the latter's
parents yesterday in Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons
We're visiting yesterday at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Earnest.
TIL. Rev. NJ L. Nolan departed
lI.s III trnig .cr bes Moine: -
a'i@lli t'.r Nlal.aa! Tctreat.
Harry Parsons of Woodhine
who was graduated this year from
the Iowa City college was in the
city Saturday evening calling on
his brother Charles and family
and old friends. lie will soon
be called to war in the draft.
< Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bohbitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Getschcr
OF Logan spent Sunday in the
Valley with the Phil Getscher
family.
Mrs. Mary Mathc spending
the week With, her ,,;sJ. .sltcr Mrs.
A. A. johnson in Sioux City.
III. h. Demmon has been trans
ferred from the G. and N. w.
shops at Eagle Grove TO the
railroad shops in Clinton, Iowa.
Ray Harris motored to Sioux
City Sunday to spend the day with
friends.
Bert Wings little SON and
daughter, are here TO spend their
vacation with friends.
Word has been received here
from scrg. Harry l.. Tracy, of
his safe arrival in France.
Fred W7ithcrow has arrived
safely on the other side accord
ing TO word received here Sun
day.
Mrs. Peter Ellrick and daugh-
ter, Margaret, of Minneapolis, are
returning home today after at
tending the funeral of their uncle
George Richardson.
Mrs. George Richardson, ST.,
been suffering with an attack of
crysypilis.
Mrs. Carl Wchrli and daugh-
ter, Majoric, arc spending two
weeks With the formers sister,
Mrs. Archie Bird and family near
Denver, Colorado.
w. A. Smith returned home this
morning from a four weeks visit
on his ranch near Denver.
Miss Mario Geiger of Council
Bluffs was a Valley visitor yes
to-day.
Miss Irene F'itzsibbon who has
been attending school in Iowa
City, arrived here Saturday even
ing and was the guest of Miss
Hazel Briges over Sunday. From
here she will so to Omaha to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Lloyd Bond spent The day
Yesterday in the country with the
G. S. Bond family west of Love- :!
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Ross Mclaughlin has resigned
his position with the Valley Saw
ngs Bank and has accepted a Z
position as Special Agent for Ne
1raska for the North British and
Mercantile Insurance company.
He takes up his new work the
LIST Of July. His headquarters
Will be in Council Bluffs.
The Ghautauqua dates this year
IRE August 9th to 18th.
Mrs. +. Il. Mcintosh and daugh-
.er, Miss Lucille, of David City,
Nebraska, who have been the
guests the past week of the H. A.
Newton home on Ninth street,
eft this morning for Modale.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. j. IIenncssey
ind daughter of Sioux City arc
lera for two weeks visit with
'elatn.es.
H. G, johnson made a business
rip this morning to Blair.
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