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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-17
SOCIAL NEWS

A beautiful silk Sunday school ban
 ner was presented to the Sunday
 school of the German Reformed
 church, at children's day exercises program of singing, and speaking by
 the children, selections by the choir and duets by Misses Lida Meyer and Helen Lowering. The banner was a l gift from the Ram family in memory of a little granddaughter, Mildren Ram. William Ram held the banner during the exercises: Rev. Herman Wiener eulogized the family Mildred is the daughter of the late Louis and
 Mary E.. Goth) Ram and the pastor little girl. Superintendent William ] Bernhardt received the flag in behalf of the school.
 There was special memorial ser. vice for the deceased members of the at the Immanuel Baptist church last night and about 80 members of that order attended in body. Rev. A. c. Thompson. pastor of the church.
 preached a sermon appropriate to the memorial.
 l Dr. Edward s. Smith of 951 Park avenue will attend five days con- vention of the American Institute of Homeopathy, as representative of the COnneCtlcuL society, ana loIL LOOdy for the convention which will be held in Pittsburg.
 Mr and Mrs George D. Roberts of All Stratford avenue observed their 10th wedding anniversary with a din- ner at the Algonquin club Saturday night, and entertained sveral guests. Jack roses and smilax decorated the tables and cut glass dishes filled with candy were the favor$ The hostess wore a gown of white chameuse and lace These were the guests MT. and Mrs. c. J. Lake. MT. and Mrs. James Coulter, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs. P. F Hunt, Judge and Mrs. Thomas E. Coughlin, Capt. Egg bert Swan and wife, MT. and Mrs. Higgins and her sister, Mrs. Jen- nings of Southport, MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Mackins of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. George Mckay of South Norwa1k, MT. and Mrs. Richardson and Rev. F. A. Dillingham;.
 pr. c. W. strong of Park avenue will entertain the Chautauqua circle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

og'od omfatter en- I'M 9~eaiSlotur.
% SorgreSoitriftSinSSelina, en- m,
betere Sfat pua Serrbanernes 9rut.
toInotpgtcr o. Rotiiitotioreu al De
forftttlittouelle Amenoementer ON
otrette Salg al Observation-Disclosures
og en- ieoeraI SnOfomi1fat.
5 lit 9Itoifab inoifrenfe0e 8uocr.
lsren liz til 9ebanoIiuger al ire
eager en- ErimPrnalgloU gipl.
oeroe ior belle StateL en- Corrupt
practices" Sop oe en- rp Ba(gfrc0S.
modelling. Sans 8ebdrolirg al bper
al oiSie Soger pur fortiattct, iSet
ban p~aopegebe, al DC ale Tor bopoe
orret bebau6leoe / S~egiSlaturen.
Iaa oct maatte forubiGttes, at Weo.
Iemmerne aaereOe poo 5orbdanO
baooe goot aieuoltab til DEM.
San anbefaleoe ogiaa Rotififn-
tionen al De ieberaIe @rtuoIops-
dmenoenrenter ON birefte 8oI9 al
Observation-Disclosures og SSnoisreIieu
az en- isberol SSnbtomitIfat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Ramp meo Surier.

ct ubpgseli9t SfueipiI tiIbros
zig / Snsooes / Sorbinoelie meb
Observation-Disclosures / Reparf,
Neip Seriep, i0et oct fom til en-
blobis & meIem BoIitiet o. Ell
Sob raienoe Spinber, ser bapoe
operfaIbt en- Slot Streifbrpbere / Ell
Offering nnr Bridge 8roof Rarf
meb en- 8esn al Stenfait.
timber 8ampen meo &pinber1ie,
Der fi9nrpebe iom Surfer, blep en-
IS gar ea1nmel 8ut ifllbt giennent
Soueoet og Here baabe al BoIitiet
og apinberne iouret, en- al bisie
iioitneonte enbog iaa farIis, of Der
er ringe Saab ON beltbes 2ip.
timber &en fit &pinberre
llnoietning at Oe manbIige Strei-
fere, iom / ct artaI at ca. 800 ooer.
folot oen blot al 5 Wono beitoaenbe
Golitiitprfe, Der bIep mot til of re.
tirere irb giennem Gortel til ct
@urbSrllm, bpor De meo fine BE-
poIpere bolot Stono, inbtil Sor.
itGrfninger anfom og fit Streiferne
iprGn9t og brepet paa 6lugt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
e. g.. bubbaro 900.

SfsIge ct Telegram ira Siour
Gin Sa., err aorgre5man6 6. $.
Slibbaro, Der reprrieHterer eGeote
Sopaoiitrift / &orgresien. OF iom
oeo grimPrpolget ! Wtan6ogS por
6let eiennomineret meo flor Yfa.
~iorttet, 0en 4oe o8. pIiloielig al.
gaaet peS 8s0en / Sobn .. aeaps
Stem Der / gper. Ssoen bar for.
noriaget al Siertelommelie.
SubbnrS, Ser par en- OF Sc Tsrite
"Sniurgenter~ / Reprpiertontbuiet,
oar isSt | &uiboiae, Salo., Den 196e
auguit tS49. Sons GaSer, u. 8.
Subbarb, bar Reolem az aongres-
len Tor 46e Sopa0iitritt ira 1862
til 1869. Wr. Subbaro graSuereSe
ira gale ~llnioeriitet | 1872 og oar,
isr ban palste8 iii aongresien, /
Here aar Wteblem al Statens sc.
gislatur.
Sars Gitsfdger | aorgresier
nil antageligpis bli bans IoSfan.
SiSat peo Frim9rpaIset, George
5. Seott.
Irs. Subbarb % 9otter opbol.
ser iig iortiSen | 6auriliens Siem !
89ibinstpA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
SIooie Ramp
meo S~treifere.

Sra Clinton, Wais., teIegraferes
ben 3oie SUM: Sup Ieriouer, Der.
iblanbt to GUinoer, bleo iameoe |
en- Scamp, iom ioag itoo meQem go.
Iitiet cg en- Slot itreifeube 8poere.
goIitiet bIep moot til at berptte fine
Hepolpere, mems Streiferne benDt.
teoe Ruriten og andre Saiteouuben.
Gre al De iaareoe Streifere bleD
fjsrte til Soipitalet. Sngen arre-
liationer bapoe Deo Mi6oagsti0 ioag
enonu funpet Steb.
Streiferne bapbe taget StIqtng
paa Ell bsitltggenoe &irfegaorb,
bporira Se pe6liseboIot ct beftigt
reinforcement meo "griefs" 90
Stene, og b~OOrlmber mango al 80.
IitimanOene bIep sonife oIOorlig
iaoreoe.
9olitiet foretog to anfaI0 opoo
8affeifrnaningen, men blep boer
Sang oreoet tiIbase. SlutteIig gre6
be til fine ReOo!pere 90 affpreoe
fsrit en- SalOe / Suften, bOiltet
imioIertio life Loo til at ~iOrifr9ffe
Streiferme. Reite Salue a~iipreoes
oerior ret moo Streiferne iamtioig
nteS, at 9olftiirprfen Tor treble
Gang i~torneoe opao Sfraauin9eu,
'~aiprenbe fine H~eoolpere ut0er Nm
faloet. 9ennesang Ipffeoes angre.
bet; StiQingen bIep inotaeet os
Streiferne orepet paa pilb 6lust,
e~iterlaSenSe iig fine iaareSe pan
gaIRIaai&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Winneiotas SeeisIatur

Sra ct. gGiI meooeIes Sen Ace
SUM: 9en al 9upernsren mo.
faIote ertraiesiion al Segislatlren
ianmentroabte ioag me0 ubiigter Ill
en- "benbloct" meaem De 10 Srie
oper oct Legislative Brogram.
Sormaliteterre pe6 Aabuinger
bar life for oper, fsr ReioIutioner
bleo ioreiIaaet % Oeotaset ! begse
aioelirper ON besrpnsnins at ar.
beibet iii pisie 8isremoaI.
Senatet oil bare arbei6et be.
sreniet iii YebtaseIien at en- Bri.
m9roalsIop for belle Staten os Ell
iaafalbet CORRUPT gractice" .9op,
mems bet | @epreientantbuiet meo
gnitearuis4eo peotosue GrOsraia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
De hcie priier.

Sra Hem Oorf rrebbeles BEN 3oie
SSsl1rri: Briierre paa &ipsforrsoenbe.
Der er fortiben bsiere END nogenitt.
De | 2anoets SiItorie meb mulig
~lnbtagelie af 1 8orgerfrigens Eio.
Briierne bar hsie for ct aar iioen,
men De er iortiben n9itelt 10 Hro.
cent beiere emo De bar Oa.
ollie SIoes SeOeporer er oprere,
emo De r~ogengang bar oPret. Fri.
ierne poa &isO, sgg, Smsr, Sote'
ter, Safe, Sbe, Suffer, Salt, Si'
NIP, Hiis, gsmner og @rter er gien.
nelninitlie % grocent bsiere og
paa Spebe, Wais, Sopre, 9pg, 0tel,
o.i.p. 80 Trocent bsiere.
Srlgt er omtrent Den erteite ipt'
ielige Stng, iom er Bit biaigere |
Ssbet al De iibite II Waaneoer,
men ieIp bertne 8are er Oprere END
Den bar / 1910. 2Goerprobufter
foiter ~ pGt., os aemifaIier %
apotbeferparer Is psf. mer emo for
ct &ar iiben. Sertiluorer er BOG
en- Iiben S1nrle biaigere.
Observation-Disclosures / Briierre
paa Seoeparer anorager til n9iten
20 PCT, boilfet er erSbetpoenbe
meo, at en- Susmober ntaa betaIe
So for at fpIOe i'm WarfeOsfurp,
iom oct fun foite6e So of fploe for
ct aar iiben.
Statsstonomerne err ueuige ON
Iariogerile til De opgaoenbe Sen'
oencer | GriIerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Ohio. Rcnpentionen

Sra Columbus, Ohio, teIegraicres
Den 4be Slui: GrooS lit itors
Steurteilertal oeo Erim9rpalget /
Staten table Rooiepelt Slaget /
StatSfonpentionen, ibet De Ter 9ele.
CATER "at large" nleo 39012 moo
1929 Stcmmer blep paolagt at
ltemme ior Saft pau Ratiomlfop-
uentiouen / Chicago.
Get lpffebes Saftmaifinen at fire
itg 8ontroIer JOG Orgmiiotionen
al Ronpentioreu % oerpeo 8obtieit-
oelien al Salget al De beitriOte
1aftoeIegoter. 9ette aigiorSe 10.
fal0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
S%anoiptnoIer benaaoet.

Sra 8oibington .. g., meoSeIes
Den 3bte SUM: Yrpiioent Sdit bar
ioag benoooet 8illuro q. SORES
SortIano, Ore, iom bar htrHet
ifpIoig / De itore SouobeOrn8erter,
buori aibsoe Sorbunosienotor Ntit.
beiI fra Oregon % Burger Serman.
Den tioIigere Gbef for @ereraIIouo.
fontoret / 8aibmgton, angioeIig
bopoe o9ret inopifleoe |.
Belaaoningen bar grun6et paa
Den u~tilbsrlige Nauoe, Der bar be
bet behalgt peO Srguniiatioren al
SNIrner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

Reisringen bnrtt9 begpuoer at on
tage iaa itore Groportioner, at Yre-
Itoert 8onleS neppe l9rge pil for.
moa at boloe Stpr poa ben. 90
ira @befen for anonbaaoen pa.
bucab" or til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ilpolsbet Weloing on, at GebeIcrue
/ Smeguen al Santiago trller meo
ct aImin0eliat GufaIo paa ameri.
fanlf Gienoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
6ompers impliceret

Sra Sos angeIes, Gal, beret!es
Den 4oe S5uni: 9eteftioen Bert
SranfIin, Der / Saob ON at reooe
fit eget Sfino optrpoer iom Regie.
ringSoiOne | geitiffeliesiagen moo
Observation-Disclosures Sogfgrer, &.
g. 9arron, iremfom unoer arpos.
iorbsret ioog me0 Oen ieniatioueae
Faaituno, at ben Rengeilm, ion
anflageiioeu bppoer bleo anDenot
Ill 9eitiffelie al Sllrpmuuo Geo. u.
2ocfwooo, bIeu ienot 0arrotu 6ircfte
al oeu ameritmife arbeloerfeoera.
tions 8rPiioert, Samuel 8ompers.
5ranflir iag6e, at 3arrop ielo bau.
De iortolt bdm bet.
SfsIge ct 8reSietetegram ira
@ai6ington benRgter Samltel 8Om.
perS paa set beitemteite 9eteftip
Bert Sronflins 8ioncuoiagn ON, al
5an (8ompers) ifuloe bdpe ienoi
Sarrop 9euge iii geitiffeIie at S5lt.
rper. San erfIPrer set Tor at pPre
en- aabeubor og onoifabsfulo 2ggn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

6inansfumitcen itrpscr gcpilsnin.
gen til SplSfpmmisiipneu.
S,aab Tor SsamoeIspomif olem

SinauSfomiteenS Snoitiuing al
oct chile 0iperiebubget, Der anora.
ger til $109,577,4t4, ioreIag0eS
ben 3ote os. Observation-Disclosures. Oct
pentes at bile ioranIeoige en- tent
meIis iforp Gebat, ioIfolo for pisie
4olterS 8eofommerSe.
Sfisut Oct er ct af DC itsrite Orn.
Observation-Disclosures for oioerie
feberale llogiiter, iom bar peret
i~noitilet ,er Dog Sotalbelsbet oper
$50, 100000 minore emo iorrige
Aars.
Oct oor BEN oImiubeIige Sorpcnt.
Ming, at &pmitecn piIbe ltrpge De
forIangte $685. 900 Ill &eieiubgifter
for E%reiiberter, og at bette life bleu
giort, bar SubitiIingens itsrite
So~erraifelie. gepilgningen al $1,000
til grifaifelien al ct SliemaIeri OF
Erplioent Gait bar en- anben ODER.
raifelie.
9Ianbt De pigtigite 9erilgrings-
potter err $2S,7S0,000 iii Ianama-
fanoIen, en- Reouftion al $16,7S0,.
900 iammenlignet meo forrige aars
9epilgring; $2,S00,000 til Sorti.
fifotioner % 100000 til Sort.
ipttelie al grbeoiet paa allerebe ont
torliereoe offentlige gpgninger.
Ser er mtet foreiloaet bepilget til
EoriffoumiSiionen, iom, ON Suo-
itilingen IfuIbe bft ~oeotaget uoen
9gnorina, altfaa bill opbsre at eri-
itere oeo ll6Isbet al iroepGrelroe ii.
i~falaar.
s Sitoftintngen orbefales oeioa
Spbpuelien al "Heceiper" -embeoer-
ne oeo Regiertngells 2anofontorer.
I'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORE
iiaoeS bcpiIeet $4,000 til ellis
SsImt6, $4,000 til Stotionen
@oIociton, 100000 til Stationeu
/ philadelphia og $4,000 til Static.
men paa ausel Sslauo / California.
Senatct bar oe6taget 6orIloget
ON at bepiIge gnfeu efter aomirol
S6IeD en- Reniion af $3.50 ON
RaaneSen. st a%meuoemettt ON at
ueoiptte geIebet I'll 500 ON Naa.
neoen forfaiteoes meo AZ MOB 10
Stemmer. Ser bleu ulroer gebano'
Iingen al SoriIaget opIpit at Mrs.
SdIep fortiOcn finn bar en- Sno.
tegt al 1920 ON Aaret.
Ger er enbnu Soab ON, at San.
helsSomitoIeu biz bli ~Itaoeube, ibet
Serntets Sinanseomite bar gienino.
fsrt / Observation-Disclosures BEN al
ReprGientantbuiet itregne Eoit ON
Den forneorle 8%enilgning I'll oe1rnc
0omitoIs gebligeboI0elie. Oct for.
u6iees at oerp,e SenatSfomiteens
SanOIins bill foranleSige en- bitter
Scamp / aonierennefomiteen, boor
ll0faI0et err meget probIematiif.
aomiteen bar berimpo itrsget BE.
itemmelien ON at begrPn'e Termi.
nen for Gipil Seroice-5
til lem aar.
glanbt De / %obern9prte 9iuerie.
budget anbeidleoe 8euilgninger iii
oifettIise gpgninger og arbeioer
fan nGpnes St5O,O0O til SortRtteI.
len al ar6eioet pao BET rpe Eoitbus
i minneapolis, $4,000 iii Ell M
~offertIis 9p9ning / Roorbeao,
Winn., $4,000 / Rapio Gitp, 9.
0af., $4,000 / @iour Sails, 9.
Gaf., $4,000 / groofing8, g. Cat,
$25, 900 / 9ismaref, q. 9af., $25,.
600 / Billings, Wont., $4,000 j
WtisIoula, Ront., $4,000 / Del.
lowItone Garf, $4,000 til getbps.
ming / 8lacier RatioraI Bart og
1920 til 9an0opmaaIiuger / Rn-
neiota os Rortb 3atota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07
Diumarmooet.
Minneiuta Siitrift %enitemmis fpr
ftrfelis Screening.
Se nprIfe noienoinge.

2grbag~ Sormibbug. Gn'
Sugt peb 8oitor Sorbabl. DIR. Stnb
oplpite fslgenoe greo ira DIR. 2aitr.
2arien PM Sorentngsfomiteernes
SpgiSr:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-07

Sortieiies paa SiSe 4
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Presbyterian Church.

1915. A New Years Sermon:
"THE PORTAL OF A NEW
PEROID." Also, 1U0souvenirs
will be. given away at this ser
vice.
1900. MEN WANTED for a
Bible Glass. Ask the Pastor or
Mr.. j. j. Amen, Superintendent.
500. We would like to see an
even. hundred at the California
junction church. Stay for
Sunday School. Miss Grace
Quist Superintendent.
$50. Y. P. S. C. u. AS we go
go press, the name of the lead
er has not been announced, but
one of the New Years resolu-
tions is that every member
should bring a friend.
7::30. Great union evangelical
mass meeting in which each
minister shall take part and at
which every person in town
who wants 1912 to be a better
year than 1911 was, should be
present.
S. Xenophon Cross,
Pastor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Coasting Accident

rne firss accident OF the
c FASTING season occurred last
hight about ten O'clock, when a
large bobsled, owned by Char
ley La Due, being guided by
Walter Hauff, ran into the
curb stone near the Haley resi-
dence on Fourth street. The
track down the hill has never
been better and it was with
great difficulty that the sleds
stayed in the track. At the
ime of the accident, about six
cen young people were on the
Bob" In some manner the
.teering wheel slipped from the
ulder's hands and swerved to
he side, striking the curb with
great force and upsetting the
''joyriders." Nearly everyone
n the bob received minor in
juries but Miss Goldie Hatch
IF, and j. Thompson were quite
seriously hurt. They were
taken to the home of DR.. J. L.
Tamisiea, where it was found
chat Miss Hatcher had sustain
ed a dislocated hip, and a large
cash cut in her head which ne
cessitated four stitches. The
Thompson boy had six stitches
taken in the wound on his head,
however he is able t. be out to.
lay with only zone lamp lit. "
Miss Hatcher is resting today
IS easily as can be expected at
her home on West Erie st.
Some pc ~ e timed this sled
last evening IN, claimed that
it came from the top of Fourth
street to the railroad tracks a
distance of Z blocks in II sec.
.,nds. How fast were they go.
ing when they lit? How old is
Ann?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Of c., Bluffs, are spend a wees
with home folks.

Of c.. Bluffs, are spend a wees
with home folks.
Miss Kate Fitzgibbon was an
Omaha visitor Monday.
John Steen died at his home
South of Calhoun Saturday
Dec. 30th 1911, at 8 o'clock. He
has been in poor health for
several years. Funeral was
preached Monday Jan. LIST, by
Rev. Winston of the Christian
church and burial was in CAL
houn cemetery.
Mrs. C. w. Young is having
quite a tlsssle with the Grippe
the past week.
S. A. Steen came up from
Clarinda to attend his fathers
funeral.
Miles Morlan, only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morlan
died Sunday at his home two
miles east of Calhoun.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Calhoun Items.

Jan. LIST 1912 came in bright
and clear with + e thermometer
down IL below zero.
The farmers who pick their
ice are smiling to see the zero
weather.
Earnest Dewell Of Gregory S.
D made his brother William a
visit returning home Tues.
day.
Mrs. Bert Sherwin and boys
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
CHILDREN INJURED
Ordinary Cathartics and Pills
and Harsh Physic Cause
Distressing Complaints

Distressing Complaints
You cannot be over-careful
IN the selection of medicine for
children. Only the very gen
lest bowel medicine should
ever be given, excepl in emer
gency cases. Ordinary pills,
catnartics and purgatives are
apt to do more harm than good.
They may cause gripping, nau-
ca and other distressing after
effects that are frequently
health destroying.
We personally recommend
and guarantee Rexall Orderlies
as the safest and most depend
able remedy, which we know,
for constipation and associate
bowel disorders. We have
such absolute faith in the vir
tues of this remedy that we
sell it on cur guarantee Of
money back 10 every instarcs
which it fails to give entlf
satisfaction, and we urge all j.
need of such medicine to try il
at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten
just like candy, are particular
" prompt and agreeable in
action, may be taken at any
time, day or night: do not cause
1iarfhoea, nausea, gripping, eX-
cessive looseness, or other I'm
desirable effects. They have q
very mild bit positive acti' n
upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparent
y acting as a regulative tonic
upon the relaxed muscular coat
of the bowel, thus overcoming
weakness, aiding to restore the
bowels to more vigorous and
|nealthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies commonly
completely relieve constipation,
except of course when of a sur
gical character. They also
tend to overcome the necessity
of constantly taking jaxatives
O keep the bowels in normal
condition. Three sizes of pack
ages, 10 cents, rs cents, and SO
cents. Remember. you can OBJ
tain Rexall Remedies in Mo.
Valley only at our store, The
Rexall Store.
Robt. w. Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

Lpok over | anger's AID in
this issue. In all of is stores,
Mr.. Fanger makes it a rule
never to carry over any winter
goods and this sale is to clean
out the winter sto:k to make
room for the spring goods
which Ill soon arrive. Some
rema, ole bargains are offered
and wa should take advantage
Of them at once Read the ad
carefully and note the remark
alb y low prices.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04
Melrose Items

1912, plenty of snow.
Six below zero Sunday MORN
ing.
This snow is a detriment to
poor little quail and the rabbits.
The jingling of the sleigh
bells now causes us to think of
winters long ago Darling.
when you and | We're young.
j. E. Reedy and fam " dined
at the parental hom. Sunday
One of our sporting nimrods
has been tracking jack rabbits
the past week. We have not
learned that he has caught one
yet.
John Steen, an old settler,
died at his home in Calhoun,
Saturday morning, Dec. 80.
There is a great saving of
gasoline and rubber tires since
the snow came.
The ice harvest will soon
commence. The ice where it
is clear of snow is looking fine
j. s. McDona d and j. q
Reedy went sleigh riding Sat
urday afternoon to Mondamin
They report sleighing fine and
there was enough cool air from
the north blizzard to keep them
comfortable.
A report is going the rounds
that family up in shady bend
is in a destitute condition; food
and clothing are needed. Who
will give a helping hand now:
George Fa|lon is moving
from the John Mann farm in
Clay township onto his farm
recently purchased, it being a
part of the r Quinn farm in
Taylor township.
Died. Dec 81, 1911, Ronald
Merle Krabb age SIX months
son of MIR. and Mrs. Floyd
Crabb, of Orson, Iowa. Littl
Ronald came to cheer the home
of these people the second day
of July, 1911, but only for ?
short time was his bright and
sweet face to give JOY to the
home, before the angel of death
came and took his sweet spirit
away. The funeral took place
at the home New Years day at
II o'clock. This made a sad
New Year for them A dis
course on the Resurrection AS
was delivered in the home fill
ed with svmpathising friends
by Elder Joseph Lain. of Pts
oah. All that was left of little
Ronald Merle was laid away IL
the Little Sioux cemetery tt
await the first resurrection.
A party Of forty or more
fri nds and neighbors gave Mr.
and Mrs. j. S Mcdonald a sur
prise last Thursday night b,
coming in and taking posses
sion of their home. Twenty
eight from Magnolia, six from
Klondike, the rest were nea
neighbors. Singing, crokonole
Finch and various othe
amusements followed through
out the evening. They enjoy
ed themselves to the full hav
ling made preparations TO
the inner man then sat them
selves down at a late hour to :
bountiful repast, seconded witt
hot coffee and red apples from
the home visited They all de
clared that they had enjove'
their visit an had had joll,
good time before going home
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The Eastern Star will hold
regular meeting Friday even
iny Jan. 5. Installation of Of
fi.ers, with social session fol.
lowing.
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1t is peculiar to Sc. he cleo
trio fans in use at this time of
the wear but we have seen q
great many of them being used
in sores in this CT v, to keep
the frost off the windsws.
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Mrs. Katie Hardy and daugh-
ter, of Logan, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Hardy.

The Missionary Society of
Christian church gave a very
enjoyable reception yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
O r Evans on Third street,
complimentary to Miss Mills, a
missionary who has been doing
church work in India, for the
past six years. Members of the
missionary societies from the
'hristlan, Presbyterian and
Methodist churches were pre-
sent during the afternoon and a
very profitable as we'll as pleas
ant afternoon was the result.
Miss Mills entertained the
ladies by telling some of her
Experiences in India, some of
which, were heart rendering.
The conditions among the wo-
men of India being especially
deplorable. At 4::3O, dainty
refreshments were served
,Mesdames Jacobs, Reser and
Miss Evans assisted the hostess
serving. About twenty-five
Isles were present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James SIs3ul of
Grand Island Neb, are Va l.lng
the Briggs family and other
relatives for a few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-01-04

Installation of officers at the
K. of P. Lodge Monday evening
Jan. 9Th.
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The w. R. C and Belden Pos,
G A. r. will Install their
officers jointly Friday Jan. 18th
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Curtis Amen entertaina thi
EVENING in honor of Misses
Patty Flint, of Denver, and
Bessie Annis Of Council Bluffs.