Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-01-23
Reb ,kah Banquet.

OF the town, III d as such ncc Asions AL
ways bring pleasure tn the past ci-
pants, The date was looked forward to
with anxiety. but the result was far
beyond The most sangu;Ie Expectation
aud the barq let prand snccess. 1t
demonstrated tie fact that HE mt m
bsrs of I.i;lan l. dye y y, %. u. OF II
never FAM 70 meet TIL. j',Sl expectation
cont lence that when they say they are
go'ng IN give. u bal qaet that 1t viii he
Il grand att ar Tue result Was no DIS
appointment but exceeded tXp.c,s
tiua
4 AZ. ahpu, ,cinck the gnests beg ~
TO arrive. and hv $40 p IN ,hA hAl,
of Missouri N.,lI..,, AMI yn",ily ,lm
her ut O,n Fellows, all anxious To b.
i'm on he first II o.
! Az about . nclock y. m, Col w U
Newton, Master of Ceremonies, called
the hotis., To order ard Introduced Rev
G y Campbell, nf ti. ls-ptlst Clh,irrh
who invoked the DAWN. blessing up,p
Tn. meeting and the Order.
/ Miss Leila O~en was invited to the
piano. aud in her abe manner, struck
the notes that so Chain .he human
heart, and sine WAS Compelled tone
spend 10 am encore.
Raw w. I. D,ugls, Of the Nj. Il
Chuch. was then Introduces, and in
his inlmatab!e style, electrified the au-
dience i'll his fdeen minute spn. On, and
demonstrated the fact that he is or
ought to he an Old Fellow.
| AT the close Of Rev Douglas address
Miss Mabel Wilson aud Miss Nellie
MscAl'ster took seats at the piano
and delighted The audience by their
delightful performance. They were
so heartily encnred that they favored
the audience with q second selection.
NJ the close of the piano perform
ance ID. NJ Harris was introduced and
made short address.
A violin solo by Winfield Burbank
accompanied by Miss LEILA Owen at
piano. The musical part of the pro-
gram was very fine and duly agprecla
ted.
Then came the invitation to repair
TO the banquet hall On entering the
hall the eye rested upon three long la
b!es all loaded with fruit, cakes, meats
pies, pickles, bread, delicious coffee, in
fact everything calculated to please
the most fastidions taste of an epicure
heart is through his stomach, and if
that is true, several must have been
captivated 10y seeing the spread before
them, prepared by the Sisters Of Re
bekah of Missouri Valley. If there
WAS anything necessary to establish
the reputation of the Rebekah's as pro
viders, the supper last Saturday night
was sufficient in quantity and quality
to remove all doubt on the subject, and
it is admitted that they stand at the
| head of the class as entertainers.
At the close of the supper the tables
in the banquet hall were removed and
those who love the dance enjoyed the
|exhilerating exercise, and others went
to room more quiet and enjoyed qui-
q; game of whist. Take it all in all,
it was an entertainment long to be re-
membered, and covered the Rebekah's
with honor and glory. Such enter
tainments are we'll C calculated to cement
the bonds of frien iship and build up
this honorable Order
DR.. / G. Wood was at Perry, Iowa,
last week DR.. Wood bought $1,000
drug store there. Although acquiring
business interests elsewhere we are
glad the doctor and his family are not
going to leave Logan g. L.. Corsten-
sen is his partner there and will have
control Of the Perry drug store. -Lo-
gan Gazette.
We are sorry to note that A. II.
Cohen, who conducted very success
full business at Logan for several!
years, has been forced into involuntary
bankruptcy. Liabilities, nearly $780,
600, assets, $4,000 to $4,000. lie is
reported as quite sick. lie was inter
ested in two stores, one at Corydon,
Wayne county, and one at Keokuk.-
Logan Observer.
An Enemy to Everybody.
Ii these anarchists have any
powers of deductive reasoning
one fact must have forced itself
upon their disordered intellects: