Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

Ninety-four men are to be
called in the next draft. They
are to be called February gard.
The last hundred were up for ex-
animation today.
A son, Jack Frederick, was
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Meyer at the Birch
mont hospital. Mrs. Meyer was
formerly Miss Florence Ellis
World-Herald.
Mems Dress Shoes In all
sizes, black or Button values to
$3.50. On sale at $2.95. NJ. Fam
ger.
Mrs. Frederick is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Ellis, for
merly of this city.
Albert Harris of st. Louis,
started work this morning for
the Ed. d. Bradley Co.
The meetings held at the Bap-
tist church are being very we'll
attended this week.
The newest Mitchell is here.
For comfort, durability and econ
omy, it's easy the King of the
Road Beebee Auto Co.
Miss kathaleen Tierney is
spending few days at the Ken
nedy home near Logan.
Mrs. Nels Peterson spent the
day i'm Modale with her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam and Chill
dren, who have been visiting at
the sam'l Runkle home the past
few weeks departed this morning
for their home in Wagner, S. D.
DR.. John Tamisiea was called
to Mondamin this morning to
hold a consultation with DR.. Nc
Farlane.
Harry Grey and otner good
make Of Shoes In Patent. Cloth
tops and Kid cloth tops and Pat
ent with leather top In button and
lace. Low heel and Louis heels.
Value to $500. On sale at $2.s5.
M. Fanger.
Some army romances are get
ting rather thrilling to some of
the Harrison County friends Of
soldiers. Phil Silsby, who was
employed at the bank at pisgah,
before entering the army was a
Mondamin boy, though his par
ents have but recently moved to
Bayard, Nebraska. He has been
lately stationed near New Or
leans. While there he met an at
tractive Italian maid Of refine
ment and education and indulg-
ing in fast and thrilling court
ship of a few days, they were
married and he wired his parents
at Bayard that he was sending
his wife to their home and to be
OH the lookout for her. With such
meagre information they were as
founded and more, but were soon
greeted by the new daughter-in-
law, who soon won their hearts,
as she had the sons. Liberty en-
gines can't excel this for speed
surely.
Within $500 of it's price class
there's nothing like this newest
Mitchell-the easiest riding car
ever built. Becbee Auto Co.
DR.. I.usk reports the birth OF a
on Id. son to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Neidermyer, northeast of
BeebeeLOwn, last night.
A blizzard was reported to be
raging today in Sioux City and
headed this way. The tempera-
sture is also declared will drop to
40 below by morning. Here's hop
ing the weather man made mis-
take. BY the looks of the wea-
Their this afternoon it looks as if
JllC DllLLulu Iluu IcdCIlcu llCEt.
Jeppe Thompson and Mrs. Lars
Peterson spent Tuesday at Camp
Dodge, visiting the Mo. Valley
boys. Found them all fine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Craven and
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Keeney will
soon move to Colorado.
For all kinds of the cheapest
and best insurance see j. l.. Skel-
ton Co. Office 316h Erie Street,
Phone 81. FIG
The w. R. C. will meet with
Mrs. John Bells East Lynn, Fri
day afternoon at 100. Please be
on time.
The improvements" which
other cars are now announcing
were on the Mitchells long ago
The car that always leads.
Beebee Auto Co,