Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
Harris Grove Farmers GLIB

nicer Every one secured i'm iirc
spirits and able to enjoy thc splendid
always found there except
Bruce Orr. who had quite serious
accident with his auto, which Was to
The regret OF all pres ut. but all were
very glad to know was no worse, as
Bruce is con aleScing TWomembers
We're absent. Which all reg. cited very
much, but we lad a goody number of
very pleasant visitors, Who helped us
enjoy the day. Among the guests
We're MIR. and Mrs. Doty, MIR. and Mrs
Deal, of the Union Farmers Club;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hunt, of the
Progressive Farmers CT: b. Mr.. Earl
Meats and family, Mr. Watkins and
family, MIR. Thompson and family,
Mr. Grove Brown and family, Mrs.
Prnoty, the Misses Crosby, George
Cros ley, and Miss >lytcr, of Council
Bluffs, Miss Maud Hack, Mrs. Stella
Green and daughter Emma, and Mrs.
MattoX.
The club vas called to order by the
president, M. S. Moats. Minutes of
the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. This being the annual cleo
ton OF officers, Mr. Latta and Mrs.
Longman were appointed tellers. The
election resulted i'm the choice of the
following; President. MI I.aJta: Vice
PRESIDENT, Mr. Selvy: Secretary, Mrs.
Meats; Treasurer, MIR. 4. Whiteman.
Miss Emma Green favored us with a
very tine solo, accompanied by Mrs
Green. Mrs. Selyy next gave a splen-
did select reading, pertaining to the
management Of county fairs. Clay
Meats read poem, Raise II Pig
After another fine solo 10y Miss Green
the club adjourned till 800 o'clock.
AT 2:30 the club assembled and was
opened by Miss Green singing solo.
Mrs. Orr read fine selection. which
was we'll discussed The questions
were next taken up, and the first Que
was laid over until the next meeting
I'd Question: If husbands would
give their wives a certain per cent OF
their incomes to furnish the homes,
would 1T not make them better bust
ness managers and more economical?
We consider this life partnership
business, and what is a good inv est-
ment for one is good for both. The
husband and wife should work to.
gether for the good of the home.
The childrens program was next
called for, and Ellen Brown, Ruth
Watkins, HERNIA Whiteman and Mar
garet Brown all recitcd we'll,
Questions for the next meeting are:
LIST, Would it not ba good policy for
State to furnish the hog rasers the
serum for treating hog cholera at
cost? Referred To Mir. Gowns.
"a. Sholld Iowa bond herself for
S25,00o,ooo for the building of per-
manent roads in the STAGE. as recon-
mended by the recent iowa G.,od
Roads Convention? Referred to Mr..
r. Il. Beebee.
Sd. Shou Id not women take more
interest i'm the schools and attend the
meetings? Referred to Mrs. Selvey.
Committee to furn sh questions at
the next meeting: w. Selvy, III. Il,
Jones, Mrs Ellen Orr.
There being no more business be-
fore the club, adjournment was had
after singing '.God be with YOU
Till we meet again. The deXt meet
ing will be- held with Mr. and Mrs.
Walters, the last Saturday in January.
Nj. S. MoArs,
President
i. II. bIEBrE,
Ser'v Pro Tenn
Rev. FIR. Nolan the genial
pastor of St. Patrick's church,
last night, entertained the
members of his choir, his Sun
day School teachers and ush-
ers at a six o'clock dinner.
After several toasts which
were highly emf Eyed by all pre-
sent. Father Nolan gave a
short talk in which he thanked
all there present for their un-
firing efforts during the year
and expressed the hope that
the help which they have acc
orded him in the past would be
contin led in the future. The
rem Ainder of the evening was
spent with music and song and
after a very pleasant time the
guests departed for their HON 8
feeling that they had spent a
highly enjoyable evening Mis-
nellie Shields of Logan, W. ).
O'Leary and F. w. Gentlemen
of Omaha were the out of town
guests.
DR. Heise reports the birth
of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Smith weight 81 pounds.
The fire team was called to
18th street today to a house oc-
cupied by Jesse Watts. The