Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
REVIVAL MEETINGS

At the First Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church. Words of
Welcome to Ali
81 don't care" is the name of the
largest family in Missouri Valley. The
father and mother of this family are
Mr. and Mrs Indifference. They moved
here when they were quite young.
They manifested some interest in the
moral welfare of the town for short
tlme-sometimes they went so far as
to attend religious services-when
their friends came to visit them But
/, that is all ancient history. They are
now indifferent. Their boys aud girls
may be ON the road to ruin but still
they are indifferent. Do you want to
belong to this family. Your brother,
W. l. DOUGLAS.
The =. w. H. NJ. of the Christian
i church will meet at the home of Mrs
II. II. Shaw, January 9Th, at 2:3O p. NJ.
All members are requested to be pres
emit.
j. Jensen, of the Wholesale tobacco
firm, is in Omaha today making ar
engagements for the opening of mis- new
cigar factory. He will employ several
cigar makers at the start
|
Miss Cornella Kuhn is visiting with
her parents in Council Bluffs today.
Mrs Robt Craft departed this after
noon for Norfolk to visit friends for
short time
Thomas Cody after pleasure trip
of several days through the state of
Missouri arrived in the city yesterday
! afternoon. lie visited st Louis while
absent but says he was not so success
full even temporarily, as other Missouri
/ Valley would be l5enedicks.
4 Miss Emma Anderson and Miss
Minnie Anderson, of Logan, who have
been in the city the guests of the
Misses Nenlind, departed this noon
for home.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Fellows, who
have been visiting Ohio relatives for
about two weeks returned home this
| afternoon.
County Clerk Garrison is transact
ing business in the city today.
Il. 4, Noyes transacted business in
Mondamin today.
Miss Myrtle Cole who has been work
I ing in Omaha for several months past,
arrived in this city this noon and will
spend a short time here visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. e. Cole; after a
short visit here she will leave for Dead
wood, D., where She will accept a
government position i'm stenographic
capacity.
Mrs. Ed. Newton, who has been in
Omaha for the past few days visiting
i with her daughter Mrs Sherradin, re-
turned home yesterday.
II. j. Lewis, of Starlns marble
works departed this afternoon for q
short trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. $. +. DeNore is spending few
days in Honey Creek, visiting with
her parents.
~ mortgaged slavs,' by the Kilfoil
stock company at the theatre this
evening.
4 A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jes
L. Baccus, of this city, last night.
The strongest bill of the week will
he presented at the theatre tonight by
/ the Kilfoil company. The mortgaged
slave is said to be the strongest rep
ertorie bill of the season.
4 Hugh Cook, after visit of several
days in Long Pine, Neb, returned to
the Valley yesterday evening.
i For Sale.
4 by the First National Bank, a frame
. building. is
/! ----------
}. John Lndholm returned yesterday
evening after spending the holidays
with Des Moines relatives.
Supervisor Hillard is billed for a
ptper before the State Supervisors Con-
venton at Marshalltown, on Jan. 22nd
, AID 23rd, on County Bridges.
The revival services at the Metho-
4 dist church will commence next Sun
lav