Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05

eral weeks visiting relatives.
"Geodbye Ladies', Goodbye"
The Tsentieth Century Club had u very jolly
time last evening at the home of Miss Fahne
Dcur IN Third street last evening. The meeting
WAS the closing of most delightful winter
and spring session. The Club expect to renew
their work next fall but there will be quite II
number of the teachers who have been active in
the club work who will not he here. SO the
meeting partook somewhat OF the nature of IL
farewell function.
AS each guest arrived she WAS presented a
small envelope in which was enclosed directions
rs to the part she was expected to take in the
to sing a song, another told u story, book re-
views were given, elocutionary efforts We're re
quircd of others. All along the line of accomp-
ishments requirements were made and as the
committee seemed to have found out the spe-
cial faculty Of each guest, each and everyone
acquitted herself admirably and added much to
the entertainment. The musical program was
especially fine. Later refreshments were served
ON small tables. There was "a vast amount of
fun and froc and ns the company was entirely
OF the femenine persuasion and there were
twenty-five present everyone knows converse
ton did not lag, as twenty-five persons talking
ut one time raise quite n breeze" The
young ladies were delighted over their closing
meeting and stayedTout until a very late hou
and had not gotten the smiles off their faces
this morning, but no MAN is to know what all
the fun was about. 70 indeed, not one
Patrick Gilmore left this morn
ing for q short trip to Stanton,
Nebraska, whore he goes to look
at farm land with view of inves-
ting.
DIR. s. u. DeVore returns home
tomorrow after visiting for few
days with relatives in Sioux City
and Aurelia.
j. j. Amen and G. 9. Williams
are spending a few days at Lake
Okoboji.
Mrs w II Oneal is spending
the day in Council Bluffs, the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Geo
Melsey.
Charles Shinkel, who has been
in the employ of the Il u & NJ V
company for the pnst several
years in the capacity of engineer
has resigned his position with the
company and will seek employ
ment elsewhere.
Mira III G Slocum is spending
a few days in Modnle visiting her
daughter, Mrs CO Hiddleston.
George Culevin is attending to
real estate business in Stanton,
NeD., and vicinity.
Mrs John Elliott, of Osborne,
Neb, after q visit of several days
here with Mrs s Il DeVore, re-
turned home today.
Mrs. j. Il Rosenbaum and her
mother Mrs. M. Harker, started
this morning for Richards, s. d.,
in and near which place they in
tend to spend several days visiting
with relatives.
Jim Rourke and Peter Pagan
are looking after real estate inter
ests in South Dakota.
w Ii Fenslcr is an Omaha bus
mess visitor today.
II q Fleming is in LIT Dodge,
where he expects to spend the
present week looking after bust
ness interests.
Mrs l. Ewell is visiting in South
Omaha with her son, Pearl Ewell
and family. She will be absent
about two weeks.
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II p Morrow of Mondamin is
in the city today on business.
Mrs. Harry Withrow and chill
dren are spending the day visiting
with Omaha relatives.
BJ Moore started this morn
ing on combined business and
pleasure trip Of several months
duration through the cattle coun-
try in WYOMING. Montana and