Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
CALL FINAL QUOTA
OF the FIRST DRAFT

OF THE FIRST DRAFT
Des Moines, Fob. A.-Adjutant
General Guy H. Logan today re-
ceived Geographic instructions
from Provost Marshal General
Crowder to call final Iowa draft
quota for Camp Dodge for Febru-
airy 80.
Similar orders have been sent
TO adjutant generals of other
states in Camp Dodge district
Minnesota, North Dakota and part
of Illinois.
The men will report over a five
day period, beginning Saturday,
February a. Iowa's quota is es-
limated by General Crowder at
$685..
Local draft boards were noti-
fled by General Logan to speed
up physical examination of men.
The selection will be made under
new classification from Glass 4,
where sufficient men have been
classified and examined to fill
quota. II the examination has
not been completed old classifica-
ton will be followed and men ex-
amined there under two months
ago will be called. The order APP
plies only to- white men.
The Misses Verna and Helene
Hoover Of Sioux City and Miss
Belle Shannon of Omaha spent
The week endShere with. Miss nellie
Daugherty androther friends.
Mrs. H. Hargens; who has been
i'll with ptomaine poisoning, is re-
ported considerably better.
Miss Mae Kinyon will return to
Ames this morning after a few
days visit with home folks.
Ed Mcqueen and Fred Brown
completed a deal last week where
by Mr.. Mcqueen comes in pos
session of the brick building on
Erie street now occupied by the
post office, and Mr.. Brown gets
the Mcqueen home on Sixth
street. We understand Mr.. Nc
Queen plans to remodel the sec
ond floor into two modern apart
ments.
Mrs. Elmer Coffman, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
f. w. Myers during the week end,
returned to, her home in Orson
this morning.
Floyd Dickman, who is doing
naval recruiting duty in Des
Moines, was an over Sunday guest
of home folks.
Mrs. Cope received word this
morning that her husband, John
p. Cope, has been made sergeant
in the mechanical department of
the aviation corps.
Among the boys from Camp
Dodge who spent Sunday here
with home folks were Ray Murray,
John Larson and Julius NOrdeen,
Mrs. u. Taylor was an Omaha
shopper today.
Miss Ella Kirch is enjoying a
months vacation from the Chris
Peterson grocery. She left this
morning fors her home in Plain
view, Neb.,. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Stella Ingram of Lo-
gan.
Mrs. Sayde Fitzgibbon has been
called to nurse Mrs. Rube Olinger,
who is reported very low at her
home near the Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Graham
of Deadwood spentathe week end
here with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Graham. They
left this morning for Minnesota
to visit Mrs. Graham's relatives.
Word has been received from
the, MacAllister, family at Holly
wood, Calf, saying they dedicated
the new Presbyterian church, of
which he is pastor, last Sunday,
free from debt. They remain
quite we'll. Their son who moved
10 Arizona last year has returned
to Los Angeles and has a good
position with shoe store. Don
aid now has three months-old
son. Miss Maud-is in the, Y. w. C.
A. employment office, and will
make a two months visit in Wis
consin this summer. They had
seen Mrs. Will Orr, and the Geo.
Kelloggs had called couple of
times. Helen Noyes' husband
has just received promotion
which will probably require him
to go to France soon.