Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-05-02
SATURDAY.

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Ruby Harlan who has been the
guest of the John Varnes home,
the past week will return this ev-
ening to Camp Pike.
Miss Sarah Peterson who is
teaching this year cast of Logan,
is spending the week end with the
home folks.
The working order of new as
sistants in G. G. Williams meat
shops was changed today. w. H.
Witt was placed in the east end
shop, while Mckinley Antrim will
look after the west end shop, and
Hector Riley will assist in both
shops.
April has proven fizzle so far
as spring is concerned.
DR.. DeVore reports the birth of
a Glib son to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Mace yesterday.
Mrs. Myrtle Hester of Modale,
was Valley shopper today.
DR.. Gamble was called this
morning to the Herman Stucve
home at Orson.
Mrs. Frank Oviatt returned
home this morning from several
weeks visit with her daughter in
Portland, Oregon, and relatives in
Denver.
Mrs. f. M. Jackson and child
rem are spending the week end in
Carroll, with the w. j. Roden fam
lily.
Miss Loretta Sullivan who has
been the guest the past few days
OF Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Burke, left
this morning for her home in
Chicago.
w. W. Footc drove to Omaha.
today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Gilmore will
leave Monday for short stay in
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Coe returned
home last evening from a weeks
visit i'm Hastings and ,Stratton, Ne
hraska. Mrs. E. H Roeder met
them at Hastings and visited a
day with relatives and accompa-
MED them home.
Mrs. r. III. Roeder and daughter
Miss Esther, left this morning for
Dcs Moincs, to spend the week enc
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mulhall
Ralph, the one year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marshal near
Beehetown fell yesterday and broke
his collar bone. DR.. DeVore was
called to reduce the fracture. On
ly last week the little girl of this
family received a broken arm.
Word was received this morn
ing from Frank Kinyon who is
now stationed at Camp Hum.
phreys, Virginia, saying he hat
been made sergeant. Fine, he
has only been in the service two
months.
Edgar Ramsey of near Calhoun
= has purchased new Dodge car.
- Mrs. M. Coyfe and son Edward
!, of Old Town, will leave this even.
ing for visit in Chicago with re
latives.
- The bridge on Sixth ST., ha
been taken out for repair and tn
"a bridge on Ninth ST., is also out
% and a temporary road has bee
a. made thriugh the pasture nea
!, the Main road The travel owe
Sixth st. grade will have to b
80 changed to Ninth st. until repair
~ have been completed.
= Mr.. and Mrs. George Schlagcn
hauff received their first letter
:. written March 20, from their sor
Otto, somewhere in France. He
reported as being we'll and happ
~ and the gardens are almost read
!, for use and the flowers are j
bloom in the section where he
now located.
st| Elmer Dessert of Cam
ay Dodge is here for an over Sunda
r. visit with home folks.
he The fire department was calle
es to 9Th Huron streets this mornin
he where it was found C. r. Stou
r. and sons big truck was blazin
I'll fiercely. Chemicals were frs
II, tried but the fire hose was FINAL
ne resorted too smother out th
is flames. The loss, which is confin
IS, ed to the front compartment 9
in the car, is covered by insurance
1t is thought a small leak in tn
p gas line caught fire from the ex
"a hausl.
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