Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

~ the 0eo8n o. M3os UofoVhy 60lcn-
Eoutch q her home h Logan. 1nflu-
ensa, followed ~ pneumonia was the
|canse of her death. She is neice Of
Mrs. G. T. Hopkins Of this city.
A private office is among the im-
improvements being added to the inter
ior Of the State Savings bank.
J. i. Tubbs has purchased the w.
G. Walker residence at 522 N. Fourth.
Mrs. NJ. Burke received letter
today, from her son, Frank, who is
in Germany at the present time. This
the first letter received since Sept.
Mrs. Robt. Cassiday and children
Of Carroll, are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Inez Frye.
[ Word has been received from Sergt,
Harrison Cowan, that he arrived in
New York from Brest, France, on
Dec. 80. He is with the 347 tn Inf,
87th Div.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rice visited
friends in Omaha this afternoon.
+ Ray Genders was a South Omaha
business caller today.
The thermometer registered 16 be-
low zero at 6 q. m. today. Weather
forecasts are for rising temperatures.
Mrs. o. E. Evans went to Omaha
yesterday where she will enter the
Nicholas Sem hospital for treatment.
Miss Frances Dewell returned to
her studies at Ames, this morning,
after q vacation visit with home folks.
T Lutte Robinson visited the stock
yards in South Omaha today.
T Miss Norma Churchill of Sioux City
who has been the guest Of the N. L.
Thorness family, departed for home
this morning.
Louis Erixson of Mondamin was a
Valley caller today.
viii Carpenter, who has been in
the military service at Fort Mac Ar
thur, has been released and is again
in charge of his barber shop.
I Mason and Morehouse report the
sale Of new Dodge commercial car
to the Owen Engineering and Con-
struction Co.
Mrs. M. G. Burbank entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Burbank, w. N. Bur
bank. wife and daughter at three
course dinner Sunday, in honor OF
M. G. Burbank's birthday.
Lieut.. Fred Mcdonald has written
friends here that he is now located
at lie Mans, France.
Serg. Elmer Dessert returned to
Camp Dodge last evening.
The fire department was called to
the L. d. S. church, Sunday morning
where an overheated furnace had sci
fire to partition and the ceiling
The flames were soon extinguisheo
with but q small loss.
Mrs. Ward McGavren and baby are
suffering with the Flu and it is feared
that the little one has developed pneu.
monia. They are in Missouri visiting
relatives.
Miss Eva McDermott was taker
back to the Lord Lister hospital toda,
for further treatment. She has no,
been improving, as was hoped, afte1
her recent operation.
Mrs. o. E. Evans underwent a ser
ious operation at the Nicholas Sem
hospital, Sunday. Reports from ther'
today indicate that she is doing a.
well as could be expected.
Doty and Peterson have q force O
carpenters busy remodeling the inter
ior Of their store. When completed i
will give them considerable more room
and add to the appearance of thestor,
Geo. johnson, formerly connecte,
with the First National bank of thi
city, has decided to locate at Normal
Illinois, according to word he ha
written friends here.
Ed Purcell attended the funeral o
a nephew, at Benson, today.
Mrs. w. T. Mahoney Of Casper
Wyo., is the guest of relatives her
this week.
Mrs. Joe johnson visited friend
in Logan today.
Mrs. o. G. johnson of Casper, Wyo
who has been the guest of Mrs. M
Burke, left last evening for Chicago
Mrs. M. Burke and daughter, Mis-
Mollie, and Mrs. w. T. Mahoney ar
spending the day in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Vincent de
parted this morning, for a visit wit
friends in Chicago.
Frank Davis went to Norfolk thi
afternoon, for 6-week visit with hi
daughter, Mrs. N. /. Owens.
A letter just received by D. E. Ba
states that his son, Lyle, is in Gel
many and his son Glen, is in Franc,
Both are well.
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