Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-07-17

Mr.. w. II. Barkhufx and eh1ldxo0
were Omaha visitors today.
J. r. Martin, DR. Devore, Joha Nj:
con and Joe Thomas returned this
morning from land trip to South
Dakota.
Mrs. Ross Thomas visited in ona-
hs today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McCuns went
4 70 Sioux City this morning for : few
days visit.
Prof. B. Gallup was in Omaha en-
business today.
l. N Warrick and family drove
ovel. FROM Blair last evening to visit
the Dean and Daab families. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Warricis,
of Grand Rivar, H.
Arthur Schulmeister returned last
evening from trip TO Kansas, and
was the evenings yuest Of the Harold
Seabury family He returned to Mo.
dale this morning.
Miss Irene Bairet. ,,f j;rale,t IS 'a,.
saest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sea-
scry today. She is on her way to
san sral4sisco, Calf
M. ard Mrs. ,t.har'es Dean leave
Monday on an auto trip to Wiscon-
sin. They expect to be gone about
three weeks.
The Valley Hotel has resumed
serving three meals day.
Mrs. John Christman and daughter
were Council Bluffs passengers this
afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Newton was an Omaha
visitor today.
B. r. and John Sloat Of Harvard
Neb., are the guests Of the l. R. Lit
tier home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Devoe were
Omaha visitors this afternoon.
Jerome Filkins is home from Cold.
water, Mich, where he has been tbs
guest of relatives and friends for the
past ten days.
C. P. Epson Of Norfolk was here
today on Company business.
Miss Ethel Filkins left this week
for Oregon, where she will spend the
balance of the summer with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald and grand.
son, Patrick Henry, of Sterling, Ill.
are the guests of the AL Mason home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson rand
Mrs. Arthur Sehulmeister have de-
: parted on an auto trip to Illinois. The
. Hudsons expect to be gone for sev-
eral weeks, hut Mrs. Sehulmeiste,
will return about August /.
Henry Lindberg left yesterday TO,
a ten days pleasure trip to Wyoming
w. E. Wright of Jefferson is tn.
guest this week Of his SON, Pete,
Wright.
The Misses Ruth McCune and Jose
phine Uhling, and Edward Nc Cune O
Norfolk, Neb., are the gusfats Of rela
tives here for few days.
The Owen firing force is busii,
engaged today, wiring the Il. R
's,onlthard home and store building a
California jet.
Frank Hardy and Fred Ndt1ssa
v'er Logan visitorG,. last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCuns Q.
Norfolk, Neb., will come down Satur
= DAY for o weekend visit with friend
and relatives.
= ;, Frank Nelson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Nelson, arrived home toda,
: He was with the Canadian army dur
ing the world war, losing his left lie,
during one of the engagements.
: j. Mark Burke has taken a cor
: respondence course in umpirine, an
has received a diploma. He wishe
us to announce that he is now read
. TO officiate, scientifically, in all par,
:. of Harrison county. He may give
: demonstration Of his Jump" qualif
cations at the fair grounds Sunday.
While engaged in shingling one q
IS the houses in the Seaton row, Eas
n Erie street, this morning, Howar
j johnson fell from the roof to Il
g ground. breaking his right arm
q two places. Drs. Tamisiea reduce
'r the fractures, and he is resting gut
easily this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mira. j. Bruesch left f.
is their home in Norfolk, Wednesda
.. after few days visit here with rel
er tives and friends.
!. Mrs. R. G. Lahman was called
Council Bluffs today on account
the serious illness Of her niece, daug]
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Withro,
The little girl stepped on piece
glass and tetanus has developed. E
y. erything is being done to combat Il
30 condition, but the physicians are l,ol