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

II vdONOAY-
Mrs. N. E. Briggs left for Storm
Lake today, for = weeks visit with
relatives.
pr. ]. z. Tamisiea reports the
n birth Of an eight pound daughter te
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F. Landon.
II Mrs. G. B. Harker went to Glen.
\ wood this morning for few days
visit with relatives.
H Miss Marjorie McKinnon entertain.
ed the Presbyterian choir last even.
H ing.
Il Francis McDermott. John Nelson
and Axtel Nordeen arrived home from
overseas last evening.
\ Madams M. Sigler and VIM. Ora
ham returned to Kansas City today
after a weeks visit here with rela-
tives. ss
H Joe Tinker has repurchased the bar
Der shop which he recently sold to the
Fairchild Sisters Of Omoha.
II Bert johnson arrived last evening
T. 1AVAn 9OCchM : aim Shll1sS Wu0E0 ne
has been visiting his parents.
Homer Cissna landed at Camp Dix
yesterday, according to word receiv-
ed here today.
Ii Mrs. N. A. Price Of Jefferson, Ia,
and Mrs Francis Drake of Seattle,
/ Wash, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| K. L. Price.
Is John Marshall went to the Bluffs
this morning to visit his son, Harold,
at the Jennie Edmundson hospital.
Mrs. Jack Rider, who is visiting in
/. Tulsa, Okla, writes that Oklahoma
is surely booming. The new oil
fields being found right along, make
millionaires over night. Everything
is on the boom down there.
H Mr. and Mrs. Walton are home
from New York, where they have
been visiting the past two weeks.
Il Ore Epperson, recently bitten by a
5dog,. has returned from Iowa City,
where he has been taking treatments.
II Harold Marshall, who recently had
his eye severely injured, is reported
as getting along nicely. The sight of
the eye will probably be saved. He
will be brought home from Council
Bluffs this afternoon.
Il Mrs. Jas. McDermott and son,
Frances, are in Omaha today with
N Miss Mayme McDermott, who has SO
far recovered from her recent opera
ton as to be able to sit up.
Word received by relatives states
that Ray Carpenter has arrived safely
from overseas and is now at Camp
Merritt.
Relatives here have received word
Of the birth Of baby girl to Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Neumyer at Virgil, S. D.
Mrs. Neumyer was formerly Miss
Carrie McCune, Of this city.
The Owen Engineering and Con-
struction Co. has just installed mod
ell farm lighting plant for w. w. Pow
ell, near Orson.
The Misses Sarah and Frances and
Regina O'Copnor are in Omaha to-
day, purchasing bulbs and plants for
their spring flower beds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Withrow and
children Of Council Bluffs are the
guests of relatives and friends here
Mr.. Withrow has just returned from
a years service in France.
Mrs. McGavren and daughter
Irene, of Persia, are the guests OF
Mrs. M. Oleson and family.
The fire department was called to
the Donnie Beck home, on South
Ninth street, this morning, where
sparks from the chimney had set fire
to the roof Of the kitchen. The dam.
age was nominal.
Geo. Colver has been awarded the
contract for the new Standard Oh
filling station. Work will be started
within week or ten days.
C. A. Brown, linotype operator a
The Times office, is taking a twt
weeks vacation on account of illness
If you have suggestion for som'
form of entertainment for the biz
Soldier Reunion to be held Sept. LIST
give your idea to the committee, a
they are open for suggestions Of al
kinds. They propose making this tn
biggest celebration ever held in west
ern Iowa. s
Miss Thelma Foreman spent tn
day at Council Bluffs.
A. Ragen of Modale was Vale
caller this morning.
Peter Jensen arrived home fror
overseas last evening.
T. H. Smith will farm near Love
land this year.
The Philathea Club had their regu
lar entertainment at the home of T
M. Silsby as the guests Of Misse
Hazel Silsby and May Hosbrool
Many Of the prominent movie star
were present. The main feature I
. the evening was the marriage {
Fattie Arbuckle and Theda Bar
The ceremony was ably performed b
~ Charlie Chanlin. After dainty r,