Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07


Chautauqua has not been granted
Anyone interested see Ross McLauph
lin.
District Superintendent Rev. R. +
Wilhelmsen will preach in the Danis]
M. p. church next Sunday at 1914
a. m. You are welcome.
| Mrs. N. r. Schench and Miss Eliza
beth Halsey of Omaha were the Wed
nesday guests of the Otis Carte
home.
w. ]. Roden of Carroll was herr
between trains this morning.
| DR.. Gertrude Gamble was an Oma.
ha visitor today.
Mrs. George L.. Goodrich and
daughter, Miss Ruth, departed this
morning for Huron, S. D., where they
will be the guests of the Ralph Good.
rich family.
Joe Pasha was an Omaha business
visitor this morning.
Sunday, Aug. 10, the Epworth
League of the Methodist church will
hold their meeting at the fair grounds
at z p. m. Special music conducted
by Mrs. Smith. Rev. Thorness, lead
\ err.
| Mrs. A. B. Wescott arrived this
morning from Oklahoma City, Okla,
and is the guest Of her brother, DR..
L. F. Grain, and family.
F. w. Bentley was an Omaha pas
senger today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris of
Storden, Mimi, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Magdalene Mace, left
today for Nicola, Ia, where they will
visit the L. j. Swanson family.
Bert Gallup is looking after bust
ness affairs in Omaha this afternoon.
| Mrs. M. E. futile is down from Lo-
gan for visit at the j. A. McDuffey
home.
Worcester Warren came in from
Des Moines this morning for few
DAYS visit with his family.
| Concession at fair grounds during
Ghautauqua has not been granted.
! Anyone interested see Ross McLaugh-
lin.
! Miss Beulah IIough of Council
Bluffs is the guest of Miss Grace
Briggs.
/ Mrs. j. P. Egan and Miss Frances
Dessert were in Omaha today.
Troy South arrived home this morn
ing from overseas.
Mrs. A. Wheeler and daughter
Miss Gladys, spent the day at Omaha
Donald Anderson, who has been the
Snest of the j. S. McGavren home
left today for Chicago.
Miss Hannah Swanson Of Fremont
Nob., was the over night guest of he,
sister, Mrs. Magdalene Mace. She
departed this morning for few days
visit with friends and relatives al
Dayton, Iowa.
The railroad strike is having 6
serious effect on the delivery of gaso
| line Several of the surrounding
towns are out completely, and last
night this city had only about $500
gallons on hand.
Russ Lyons, who has been overseas
the past two years, has arrived home
Earl Mason, who has been il
France since June, 1917, has landed
in New York, and will be home in 6
few days. He has been driving for {
| General and has covered all the bat
tie fronts in France.
Walter Chapman, who is on 80
| day furlough from the U. S. s. Sar
Francisco. is spending his vacation
with home folks. He was accompan
led home by Miss Belmont of Ports
mouth, N. H.
Mrs. William Muller and daughter
Irene, departed this morning fol
Crosby, N. D., to attend the COLDER
wedding anniversary of the former.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Feeney
Mrs. Elmer Coffman of Mondamin
and daughters, Lois and Anna, of Or
son, were the guests today of Mrs
Margaret Myers.
P. w. Neff reports his oats as go
ing 80 bushels per acre.
Concession at fair grounds during
Chautauqua has not been granted
Anyone interested see Ross McLaugh
| lin.
| A daughter of Bert Taylor and .
daughter Of John Adams were accom-
panied to the Nicholas Sem hospital
Omaha, by DR.. H. L. Roberts, today
The young ladies will undergo opera
tons for the removal of tonsils ane
adenoids.
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