Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Harris Grove Farmers Club.

of last meeting read and appro-
we'd. Selections were read by
the following:
The Gossip Germ. MRS. Jones
A Stray Notice. !. Mrs. Latta
Club adjourned for dinner.
At 2::3O club called to order
and opened with a song by the
Club. Jesus Saviour Pilot Me.
Questions answered
10 What should a bushel of
corn be sold at so as to pay 8
per cent on the average price
per acre of land upon which
corn is grown?
A % cents per bushel.
20. How does the farmer
view the high school for his
boys and girls?
A. 1t was thought that every
boy and girl should receive a
high school education.
Questions for next meeting.
10. When the bank closes
and goes into the hands of a
receiver is there no law to COM
pei that receiver to settle with
the depositors when he is known
to have money in enough to do
so and also to compel him to de-
liver valuable papers that were
left in the bank for safe keep
ing?. MIR. Meats
20. Planting groves, shade
and ornamental trees about
the homestead, on the farm and
around the farm. How should
it be done, and with what vari-
eties of trees?. wv. L. Orr
Committee on questions for
next meeting, Mrs. Meats, Mr..
Latta and Mrs. Divelbess.
Recitations were given by
Margaret Divelbess, John Dwell
bess, Arnold Divelbess, William
Wallace and Fannie Divelbess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meats were els
ected members Of the Club.
Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Deal and
daughters Of the Union Club,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Watkins and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Divelbess and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Peterson and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Meats,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whiteman
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Sales, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bah
bitt, Mrs. Barbara Cox, Mr.. H.
C. Mckinney, Mrs. Alexander
and daughter Frances, Leona
Walters, lydia Johnson, Ruth
Dempsy. Wi'i' n Wallace.
A so'Ar y the Club, God BE
With You
Adjourned to meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Longman, the first
SATURDAY. in September.
Mr.. f. F. Beebee, Pres.
Mrs. w. A. Selvy, Sec.
The Boosters" club met il
regular session at the city
council rooms last night and
elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Pres.
n. r. Amen; V. Pres, +. A.
Heath; Sec, Harry Tracy; Rec.
Sec Ross Mclaughlin; Treas,
Il. c. Lahman. Four trustees
ao.wit; II c. Heckert, G. u.
Myers, B. Abrams and H. Ii.
Dickman. Rules and bylaws
as made by the committee were
adopted and plans for several
enterprises for Mo. Valley were
discussed and will be det,
mined later. To initiate the
club and to show that they
mean business a committee was
appointed to make arrange
ments fora Boosters" parade
on the opening day Of our
chautauqua, Saturday. August
18th All tn busi~as, honses
will be closed from 'uo until
five thirty and every ..Boos.e.
will be in evidence. The Mo.
Valley Military band will head
the parade with Gov. Shaller-
berger. speaker of the day.
Hungarian Orchestra, Prof.
Lee Daggv, then will come the
Boosters" then the automo-
biles carrying the City Council,
Improvement League, etc. It
was also decided that. the
Boosters" will make a tour. sof1
the county at no distant date.
Every town will be visited and
Ri wont be long until Missouri
Valley will occupy a very prom
ii ent place on the map. Be a
Booster"
STOPURKIKEN
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