Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Comes to Iowa For Bride

IOmeS 10 iowa FOR BRIDE
Moudamin, Ia, Sept. AT
8 o'clock yesterday morning &C.
Cured the marriage of Miss
Helen Morrow of this place, to
Joseph Toben of San Diego,
Cal.
The event took place at the
Catholic church, Father O'Sulli.
van performing the ceremony.
The church which had been
decorated for the occasion was
filled to overlooking with in
vited guests. After the we'd
ding breakfast was served at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
I. McEvoy. After a short
wedding trip the couple will be
at home in San Diego, where
the groom is in the chicken
business. A large list of valu-
able presents we're presented
to the bride by her many
friends.
Miss Morrow has lived a
number of years at this place
and has a host of friends.
Miss Morrow is a graduate
of the Missouri Valley High
school and is very accomplish
ed and estimab!e young lady.
Mrs. E. A Brandow is here
on her return trip to Chicago
from the west. She has been
all around the northwestern
part of the country and feels as
though she would like to he
back home once more. She is
a sister of DR.. Potter and is
making the Potter family a visit
OF a few days.
Clarence Jones, of South
Omaha, is visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed Jones.
Miss Vera Coulthard return
ed to her work in Omaha after
a months vacation at her home
near Modale.
1t has always been the policy
of the Times to avoid PERSONAL
tiles whenever there was any.
thing disagreeable to say ab,ut
a party and we have endeavor-
ed to stick by that rule but MIR.
Sniff of the News, a paper pub
lished here, has used nearly his
entire issue of this week lam
basting the Times so that it
seems necessary for US to get a
little personal in explaining
our position and giving the lie
hack to the editor of that yell
low sheet.
His plea that the Times owes
money is a fact which cannot
be disputed but how many bus
Illnesses are there in the city
who do not owe money? But
to say that the Times gets its
patronage from those who cam
NOT get their money in any
other way refers to the News,
not the Times. We do not
blame a man when he cannot
make both ends meet but we
do blame him when he contin-
ues in the same business year
after year ekeing out q bare
existence when his usefulness
in that particular business has
long ceased. If egotism of the
News editor could be put into
cash his financial difficulties
would be a thing Of the past
but that same egotism is the
very cause of his present posi-
ton. He has no respect for
friend or foe if that person
happens to offend his so called
dignity. He cannot listen to
advice or at least will not take
il and the majority of his Gus
toners have become disgusted
with is overbearing ways az d
had to take their work else
where.
His inconceivable egotism
will not permit him to see
things as they exist and he
keeps going from bad to worse.
His pet phrase is that the
Times is a bill board while he
is the only man ever given the
brains to run a newspaper. We
do take pride in our advertis
ers and if the News would lay
aside the big al" for a time ard
seek to follow the bill board
method a little it would not
have the roof sold over it's head
as is to be gone. The editor Of
the News says that if the
worse comes it will be neces
sary for him to tell the truth