Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
MONDAMIN ITEMS.

MONDAMIN ITEMS.
Lila Phillips, daughter of DR.. Phil
lips, formerly of Mondamin, was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis at the Mer-
cy hospital in Council Bluffs Friends
will be glad to learn that she is rest
ing easily.
Roy Watts and family and Mr.. Pip
pin of Little 500, had quite head-on
collision Saturday evening, after
dark. The Watts family were all
scratched and bruised considerably,
but no bones were broken.
Chas. Moves is suffering with an
acute attack of pleurisy.
Thieves entered the store of Groves
dale & Smith at Little Sioux, Monday
morning, and took all the most ex-
pensive shoes and silks and other ex-
pensive articles that suited their fan
cies. No trace of the burglars so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Ruffcorn motor
ed from Omaha and spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Fred
Richardson, leaving Monday morning
for Salone, Ia, to visit their son. c..
r. Ruffcorn, and family.
The Ladies' Kensington Club met
Saturday, starting this seasons Ken
sington with Mrs. Ed Hitchcock. Sew
eral new members were elected.
The N. w. Irwin family spent Sun
day at California Jet, with home
folks.
August Nelson is quite sick at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Arndt of Kalis-
pell, Montana, visited at the Fred
Richardson home Friday. Mrs. Arndt
is a niece of Mr.. Richardson, whom
he hadn't seen for II years. MI
Arndt is very much in love with this
part of the country, and may locate
here.
The homes of Ted Remington AM
Joe Baxters were burglarized >on diff
ferent nights last week.
CINCINNATI TOWNSHIP ITEMS
Robert L. Coulthard of Denver
Colo, who has been confined for some
time in a hospital at Omaha, has re
covered sufficiently to make visit
with his brother, Andrew Coulthard
at his old home place.
Little Mace, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. P. Mace, was brought home
last Sunday from the Lord Liste
hospital in Omaha, considerably i'm
proved in health.
Belle Reynolds, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. E. Reynolds. was taken i'll a
school last Friday, with incipient ty
phoid fever, but after receivin,
prompt medical care she was able t
be out a few days later.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Cliff Cleaver, in the western part o
the township, last Thursday. Mothe
and son are reported as doing nicely
Five car loads of onions have bee
sent to Omaha the past few day
from the junction station. Car loa
lots have been shipped by Charlie
and Clarence wager, and Ben r. Deal
while two other loads were sent b
nm several growers combined Price
'''' received vary from $2.45 to $2.75 pc
hundred pounds.
Barney Messer, of Council Bluff
is visiting this week at the home {
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessy Me
ser. He looks we'll and appears
have fully recovered from the seve1
md wounds which he received early la
or November while fighting on the A
,ts come front in France. His fir
fighting was during the capture
the St. Mihiel sector, from which
~. was unframed, but he was severe
wounded, and in hospital when Il
armistice was signed. After his di
charge from the hospital at d
90 Moines, he spent some time with /
~ parents till he went in the spring
-9c Council Bluffs, where he has go
&c position.
&c Mrs. H. R. Coulthard and daught
lie Miss Rita, departed last Sunday
=, Washington, D. G., where, after sper
- ing some time in sightseeing a
DC visiting, Miss Rita will take up sol
45c studies in one of the colleges or Sc
16c inaries there.
27c Rev. Harvey Hostetler expects
a. spend this coming Saturday in t
- pulpit of the Second Presbyteri
3ac church at Council Bluffs. He "
pastor of this church for five yea
&c and may meet many of his old til
asc friends and parishioners.
90 James e. Simpson, who has be
working for Ross Coulthard the p'
summer, may help some in the ST.
of his uncle, James E. Simpson.