Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22

Borrow our wagon, save yourself
a dime each time. The Basket Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sigler and chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sig
Ter, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hairsine were
guests at the Frank Sigler home on
Sunday.
Spend your money where it will go
the farthest. The Basket Store m24
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Reel had as
Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Lundeere and Mr.. and Mrs. Orlie
Shelton and babies and l. S. Shelton.
We are in receipt of the following
from New York: Ray H. Carpenter
Hdqrs, 9Th Army, registered at the
Iowa Bureau at the Hall of States on
May 18, where his Iowa friends re-
ceived him cordially.
The Cold Storage will pay 43 cents,
cash. for eggs.
A large 40-8O Avery tractor and
huge grain separator has just been
unloaded by the McGavrcn Tractor
Co., and it surely is a real thresher
rig and one of the largest we have
ever seen unloaded here. 1t goes to
Mr.. Arthur Jacobs of Woodbine who
has secured very large thresher
run here on the bottom. With the
engine Of the very latest type and
the separator equipped with roller
bearings throughout, it one of the
finest rigs put on the market today
and the amount Of grain it will handle
each day Should make it money
maker to it's owner and it's customers
alike.
A full and complete stock of staple
and fancy groceries. The Basket Store
Mrs. Ellen Mullen is spending the
week at Nicola with her daughter
Mrs. John Doyle.
The Kansas City Halter is now To-
Gated for week or ten days with
Hays the Cleaner. He cleans all kinds
of Panama and felt hats. reblocks and
returns. Don't throw that old hat
away, have it made new. pm24
Sgt. Erode Anderson. formerly
wire chief at the local telephone plant,
is here today shaking hands with his
many old friends. He has just re-
turned from Germany with the Rain
bow division.
The Cold Storage will pay 43 cents,
cash, for eggs.
Miss Hazel Markert left for her
home in Henrietta, Okla, after an
extended visit with her urkle, r. j.
Tenant and family. She had been
teaching school in Lowell, Wyo., for
the past four years.
Miss Carrie Tenant is visiting in
Omaha and while there will attend
the Students banquet at the Y. M. C.
A.
B. L. Hatton Of Superior, Ncb.,
was in the city today between trains
on matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Kaown will
leave this evening on a trip to Denver
for a weeks visit among friends.
Bring your produce to US and get
the cash and the highest price paid
We want it. The Basket Store. m24
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Shockley re-
ceived word this morning of the
death Of their daughter in Kansas
City. The latter will leave for there
this evening, accompanied by he,
nephew, j. Hayward.
Wednesday afternoon Regional Dir
ector r. H. Ashton arrived here or
q specia train, accompanied by Asst
Regional Director M. Gormley, Gen
Manager F. Walters, Gen. supt. C
! T. Dixie and Supt. r. F. Mcrauliey
Of Boone. Following their arrival, 6
brief inspection of the shops was
made after which they left for st
i Paul.
The w. j. Ryan family has moved
to Omaha where they viii make thei1
future home.
Mrs. Henry Spires has been called
to Fl. Dodge by the illness of hel
mother.
p. H. Lyman of Pierre, S. D., ha.
arrived in the city to visit at the A
T. Briggs home and attend the gradu
Fation Of his neice, Miss Margare
Briggs.
Modern Shoe Repairing, Shoes Re
paired While You Wait. Wards Sho,
Store. m3tf
Mrs. VIM. Spaniel and sister ar,
spending the day with friends in Mon
DAMN.
! Miss Hazel Dawson, who has bee,
/; the guest Of the H. w. Gamble home
!! returned today to her home eat OF
itsmwa, Il.