Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

A marriage license was issued in
Omaha, Saturday to Chester Welch
and Gussye V. Bond, both of Omaha
Mr.. Welch was formerly an employee
of the Bell bakery in this city, re-
signing his position and going to
Or'aha last week.
Chas. Ford of Fremont was here
Saturday shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. L. w. Skinner of Co. Bluffs
spent Sunday here with relatives and
friends.
The furniture in the old Miller
hotel has been sold and is being
moved out this week. A deal is bone
worked out whereby the old building
will be torn town and the lumber.
used for other purposes.
Mrs. Lee Highley of NewlMeadows,
Idaho, arrived Friday for a few weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Two restaurants at Logan wore
broken into Saturday night and a
small amount OF money and foodstuff
taken from each. In one place they
secured ST and in the Other S12.
Floyd Hardy. Genc lIarlsnr and JOS,
Houghton drove to Glenwood this
morning 10 take part in tho big home
coming of the Co. !. 16Sth Inf. boys.
They were all members of this COM
pany
Mrs. Lloyd BOND is in Glcnwood
today taking in the reception for the
boys from that city who came home
with the Rainbow division.
Mayor Pike has purchased z
passenger Buick of the Footc garage.
About thirty relatives of Frank
Hilborn and family came over from
Springfield, Neb,, Sunday, to cele-
brate the 25th anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilborn. They were prcsen-
ted with fine set of silverware to
remind them of the day.
Martin Thompson, son of Jeppe
Thompson, who has just returned from
overseas and who is visiting his bro
ther Chris in Nebraska, suffered a
broken leg Sunday in an accident.
The message announcing the fact did
not state the nature of the accident.
Miss Velna Egan has accepted a
position as book keeper at the Dean
and Daub grocery.
The condition Of john A. Coulthard
, remains very critical with but small
hopes entertained for his rccovn!'''.
Chas. Harker of Modale was a
Valley caller this morning.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, who has
been the weeks guest of Mr. and Mrs
/ i. M. Walker, returned this morning
to her home at Sioux City.
! Foote'S garage renorts Tie sale Of
Chevrolet car to B. w. McCord of
Persia.
Mrs. Cora Vitenburg of Los An
| geles, Calf, arrived this morning for
i a visit at the S. M. Kuykendall home
The Bell Blkerv has a'de1 a now
bread wrapper to thoir caa,pmnnt so
that in the future al t'sa broad turn
ed out viii be wrapped and scaled in
pure, clean paraf;ne parer
Mrs. G. Fl Wilson and son, Frank
are visiting friends in Woodbine.
DIR. O. E Lindburg of Lincoln, Ncb
and N. A. Lindburg of Essex, la. were
the Sunday guests of their mother
/ Mrs. A. Lindburg, and sister, Mrs
G. r. H;llman,
The Misses Mae Hosbrools and
| Marie Christensen spent the week
end in Co. Bluffs.
Miss Violet Hillman of Omaha was
the Sunday guest of thee G. 2. Hill
man home.
Foote'S garage reports the sale Of
Chevrolets to N. S. Myers, Howard
Ellis of Magnolia and w. l.. Brown
of Modale.
Mrs. Laura Stewart was called tc
Craig, Neb., Sunday, by the illness oi
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Tamisiea.
Leonard Fountain left this morning
for Werner, N. D., to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Fountain.
The Misses Anita and Doris
Briggs visited Sunday with friends
IN Loyeland.
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