Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-08-05

We Always nave steam up Tor quick
repairs.
Gag Valley Tire & Repair Co.
DR.. De Wore reports the birth of an
81 pounds boy to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shelley.
Mrs. George Sales returned today
from six weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Sales of Sioux City. The
latter are rejoicing over the birth of
nine pounds son, born to them on
July q.
Miss Helen Garner of McAllen Tex
as, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. w.
Myers for few days.
Mrs. Harry Mandelko, Mrs. Mary
Dannecker and Miss Helen Mandelko
are spending the day in Omaha.
Mrs. Anna Wilkins and Edith Blunt
returned from Omaha, after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Moore.
Miss Lulu Crawford, former Mis-
souri, Valley girl, now at Hot Springs,
S. D.. has bought 100 farm, well i'm
proved IL miles from Hot Springs.
Word has been received of the mar
riage of Matte Freeman of Dacono.
Colo, and Guy Davis of Craig, Colo
The bride is daughter of G. w.
Foreman, a former resident of this
place.
M. v. Lang, Supt. of Operation of
the Consumers Service Stations Co.,
is here today to open their new filling
station on Sixth and Erie. Inability
to secure electrical equipment caused
the delay in opening. The station is
built by local capital and, no doubt,
will enjoy lucrative business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. P. Wood and
son and Miss Delpha Wood returned
to their home in Fonda this morning
after a visit at the F. E. Myers home
Ebaugh's five-piece ochestra plays
at Shelby tonight.
The Owen Engineering & Const
Co. inaugurated new form of adver-
tising today when they hired DR.
Bowen and the Curtis plane to take
them to Woodbine where advertising
literature for the Western Electric
Farm lighting outfit was distributed
from the air. The fusilage of the
ship was also covered with their ad--
novel idea.
Mrs. James H. Clark of Lincoln
Neb., is here for few weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Connors.
Mason & Morehouse reports the
sales Of two Case tractors, a 1927
to D. C. Reel, and a 20-4O to Alvin
Davenport.
Carlos Myers, son of C. U. Myers
who sustained second degree burns
about the face and chest few day:
ago, is getting along nicely.
M. E. Collins of Omaha, has accep
ted a position with the Owen Engi
neering & Construction Co., of thi
city. He will have charge of tn
sales of the various electrical appar
atus.
Mrs. John Marshall was an Oman
visitor today.
B The Designers for September ca
, now be secured at G. S. GREEN'S.
Z Mrs. John w. Owens and grand
daughter, Airline Middleton, wer
= Omaha visitors today.
= DR.. H. L. Roberts accompanied Lie
( rine and Gladys Christians, daughter
: Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Christians,
4 the Nicholas Sem hospital, Wednes
Z day, where they will be operated o
+ for the removal of tonsils and adt
noids.
q John VarEs and mother, Mrs. {
( A. Warns, are in Woodbine today al
tending the big picnic.
- A number from here are attendin
Z the big Farm Bureau picnic at Woo
bine today.
= Mrs. l.. r. Pike returned last e,
- ening from three weeks visit to he
Z old home at Maquoketa. She was al
companied by her sister, Mrs. j.
. Arnold and son, Dale. of Mitchell
Z s. D., who will visit here a few day
: w. H. Adams is in Omaha on bus
- ness today.
= Miss Edith Burkhead is reported Q
d the sick list today.
3 Henry Sahn attended to bushes
u matters in Omaha this morning.
( Miss Hive Wallgren of Chicag
and Miss Mary Linden Of Sioux Cit,
= who have been the guests of the A
q fred Seaholm family, have departe
: for . two weeks vacation trip to val
y ious points in Colorado.