Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06
fraternal City.

ciste and that is the spirit of fraterni-
habitants can boast of so many irater-
nal and religious Orders as Missouri
Valley, Iowa. Here we enjoy q great
er number of churchers, lodges, CAMPS.
schools, associations, both sociais and
literary, than any other city in the en-
tire State of equal population. not to
say anything of our theaters, and 9TH
er places of amusement, intact, so no.
torions is this that we should be called
"The Ffaternal City"
That we do have differences of opin-
ion on religion and politics is very true,
but that does not change the fact of
our numerous fraternal, religious and
social Orders.
Not to belong to some one or more
of these orders is the exception and
not the rule, and while some may OBJ
'ct to secret societies and other asso-
Citations, but few can be found here
who do not belong to some of them.
1t may be possible to overdo this
work, but up to this time no great OBJ
lection seems to hold good against any
Order in this city, and therefore We
conclude that this city is justly entitled
to the appelation of "Fraternsl City"
Mrs Ed Bates, of Norfolk, is in the
Valley the guest of j ID Brown and
family. She is on her way to Con-
necticut.
Mrs j Il Ainsworth of Moline, Ill,
will arrive in the city tomorrow and
will spend several days here visiting
Mrs A B Hosbrook.
Ole Christensen, who has operated
q steam dye works in this city for the
past several months, yesterday bought
the 900" restaurant from Hans Lar
son. Mr. Larson will now devote his
entire time to his steam laundry
Mrs w Ii K,rkoif of Council Bluffs
was In the city this morning. She
enroute to Sioux City to pay relatives
q short visit
The newest, the leading, the best
commercial school is the Omaha bust
ness University, Omaha, Nebraska.
Every young man and young woman
who desires business education
should attend this school. Write for
full information nw13
so Goodman of Council Bluffs was
IN the city today looking after matters
pertaining to his property interests
here.
Otto Sahn came down from Moore.
head yesterday afternoon. He re-
NAMED long enough to vote and then
returned to his work.
i George L Ref of Woodbine was in
the city this morning. He was on his
way to Missouri.
Rev John Williams, who succeeds
Rev j F Adair as pastor of the Chris
tian church in this city. has arrived
from Whiting and is spending q short
time here with the members of his
congregation. He expects to move
here in about two weeks.
Word received yesterday announces
the death of Miss Mamie Mulgrew at
her home in Dubuque last Sunday
morning. Deceased was quite well
known here, having spent several
weeks here short time ago visiting
with the Felix Dolan and A j Gilmore
families, to both of which she was re-
lated.
Mrs H G Cheney of Omaha will ar
rive in the city the latter part of this
week and she will remain here several
days the guest of Mrs A b Hosbrook.
Mrs VIM You'll remains in about the
same low condition she has been for
the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Seeley, of Des
MOlnes, are IN the valley, the guests
of Mrs c Z Lahman.
Letter List for Week Ending
Nov. 3, 1902.
Braoden, Dsnl.
Beebee, Mrs. r w
KENYON. w s
| Kreibs Nettie
Manck, U G
Rainey, Frank
Stephen, Hannah
Whitteedge, Dennis
Parties calling for above please
say advertised, giving date.
DJ ALBUM, Postmaster.