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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Obituary

The subject of this sketch
was granddaughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Ellis of Jewell
county Kansas and lived with
them most of her life.
Frieda Ellis was born in Jew
ell county, Oct. 10, 1894, where
she grew up amid a large circle
of friends. For the past two
years she had been a student of
the Mankato high school, and
was very bright in her studies
until her health failed a few
months ago. Accompanied by
her mother, she went to St. Jo-
seph hospital, St. Joseph Mo.
on May IL. The operation a
serious one, was performed on
the 10th, from which she W; 8
recovering when a blood clot on
the brain produced death on.
the % She was converted and
united with the Christian
church during the home talent
meeting about two months ago
For one of her age and expert
ence her faith and conviction
seemed unusually clear and
bright. Just before going she
called on her pastor and asked
to be remembered in prayer,
saying she had 70 fears for
which ever way it went it
would be all right. She indica-
ted the same bright nope when
spoken to by friends and attend
ants at the hospital during the
last few hours as her life was
fast ebbing away.
Her body was brought to
Mankato Saturday and kept
lying in state until Sunday
m orning at 9:l5 and then taken
to the Christian church where
the funeral services were con-
Quoted by the pastor. The
high school class of which she
was a member attended in a
body from which the.pall bear
ers were taken as follows: Vera
Rose, Ress Chilcott, Nina
Moody, Grace Cline, Grace Con-
kin and Fay Dugge. The re-
mains were then taken to the
Green Wood cemetery, placed
in a steel vault and laid away
to rest. She leaves her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Ellis, one sister Ferral,
grand mother, Charity E Ellis
with whom she had almost con-
stantly made her home, and
many other relatives and
friends to mourn her loss.
Tell me not in mournful mum
bers.
Life is but an empty dream;
For the soul is dead that slum-
bers,
And things are not what they
seem
Life is real; Life is earnest;
And the grave is not its goal;
Dust thou. art, to dust returnest
Was not spoken Of the soul.
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Dim IF Party

Ia foaor of their fifth we'd
ding anniversary, MIR. and Mrs
Rush Lahman presided over a
prettily appointed dir ner party
last eve ming at their home on
Third ST. Pink rs.s were
used profuse|y in the dec rat
ions OF the various rne ms, and
the same color Was carried
throughout the entire dinrev
The guests were seated at one
large and two small tables,
which were decorated in pink
and white. Pink and White
carnations were used as center
pieces. and lighted pink cend|es
and pink nut cups further car
ried out the scheme. The host
ess served a splendid dinner IL
t, ur courses. The af,cr din
nsr BIZ u~s were most e,j ,yably
spent in visiting ard listening
TO concert on the Victrola
c ,vers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs r. bert Harvey, Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Fnss, Mr.. and Mrs
Hal Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nc
Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs Guy
Mahonev. Miss Amen and Mr.
Harlan Amen.
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chief of u bureau
IsRU-sA CURES PILES OR $50 PAID
of Mo
Co Ro,t W Harvey Smiley
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Died

Word was received here this
afternoon of the death of Mrs.
AnGy CofInan. The body will
ariiv here at 7:45 Thursday
morning and the funeral will
be he!a in the afternoon but
the tim has not been settled.
Mis- Blanche Mclaughlin ar
rived from New York this
morning for a visit with friends
and relat.ves
Earl . ,ty is giving u birth
day party 1ods.y to his nephew,
Ross Il den. who is eleven
years old. We had hoped that
Ross would be at home as we
wanted to see him, a few min
utes.
Mrs Andy Wheeler and
daughter, Gladys, go to Logan
this evening where Gladys
plays for a dance.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Logan, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mlllilnan today.
G. e. Jones has just finished
building a fine new barn on his
farm.
Mrs. W. J. Schandelmeister
and two children left for their
home in Boone yesterday after
noon She was accompanied
as far east as Woodbine by Mrs.
l. A. KIafke and Miss Lizzie
Tamisiea.
Miss Pearl Myers returned
from Des Moines this afternoon
to spend her summer vacation
here with home folks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McRivera
arrived from Boone this after
noon for a few days visit with
friends and relatives.

Seven of the yonng men who
were accused of attacking the
cadets Monday night were be-
fore Mayor Prather this morn
ing and drew fines ranging
from $40 to $25 From all the
evidence produced il Was i'm
possible to learn the cause of
the attack but it seems to have
been absolutely unwarIt d. The
Omaha cadets are here as our
guests and we should treat
them as such, giving up to
them when any little difficulty
arises, not resort to violence at
the least provocation. The
Omaha high school sends young
men here who are perfect gen.
tlemen, we'll trained in prop, J,
manners and capable of con
Quoting themselves as perfec'
gentlemen. If anything trans
pres which is ungentlemanly
all that is necessary is to repor
it to the proper authorities and
they will be summarily dealt
with. It is rot necessa y to
resort to force. All the officers
express themselves as more
than we'll pleased with the
grounds and with the treatment
of the people of this city and if
we desire to have them come
again it is necessary that the
kindlie st relations exist betwe n
US and them. Monday nights
act is deplored by all of our eli
tizens and the proper steps have
been taken to see that the re-
mainder of the visit is not
marred.
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turned to their home at Benliel-

was I'LL tOWN CdIuIudy SEe utii}
j. Kdlley of Adair, la. is visit
ing his aunt, Mr.; A V. Coop,c
this week.
Mrs. Lowe of Omaha is visit.
ing her husband, who has char
ge of the Lininger implement
stock at this place.
A. E Myers and family of
Fredericksburg, la, are visiting
her mother, Mrs j. S. Lighted.
Cliff Ri;sg spent Sunday even
ing with 81 friend in Dunlap.
Miss Laura Zahner was an
Omaha caller Tuesday.
Harris Grove Farmers Club
On Saturday, May 81, 1918,
the H. G. F. G., met at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gowens. AS many members
were late in arriving, club was
not called to order until after
room. But the time was we'll
spent in looking over this ideal
fruit farm, End the we'll ar.
ranged garde MS. AS we looked
over the carefully kept lawn
and the flowers SO tastefully ar
ranged we realized that time
so spent brings big returns, not
in dollars and cents but in real
satisfaction. The love of the
beautiful is a God given attri-
butte and to cultivate it is to
lift US to higher and better
things than money values.
After a most bountiful dim
ner, club opened with a beauti-
full song, sung By Mrs. spafard.
After the reading of the min
utes, selections were read by
Mr.. Orr, Mr.. Divelbess, Mrs.
Gowens and Mrs. Weatherly.
In the young folks program,
Gladys haywood and May
Greene gave US some nice read
ings, and Mildred Gowens a
piano solo. Then Mrs. w. D.
Crewdson and Mrs. Spafard
favored US with songs that
were much appreciated.
The questions we're then Ia
ken up. The first brought out
much interesting discussion.
The club thought that, as a
rule, parents should be content
to stay on the farm while heir
children were growing up, even
if they are rot making much
money. The great thing in
life is character and it was
thought that the principles Of
industry and economy and the
foundation o. q moral life are
best prom )teu aWav from the
temptations of town or city.
To caro- fnr stra ~harry beds
after frai..iagg, pillow up, leaving
strips six or hit inches wide,
then 1--we. Win the harrow to
leave the ground in good shape
for the runners to m IKE new
plants.
AS to peaches and pears ii
this county, it was thought
that the Bartlett and Kie tfpr
pears are worth trying, but
thai no varieties of peaches can
be depended upon because of
our severe winters.
Questions for next meeting:
]. Which is the better way
to feed cattle-to feed on grain
and let them run on pasture, or
feed them in dry lol? Dis
cussion opened by Mr.. Meats.
2. WHAT kind, or what priced
automobile is the best for tie
farmers to buy? Discussion
opened by Mr.. Whiteman.
3. Are not the fees charged,
as a rule by physicians ard sur
geons, for their services, un-
reasonable and some INES out
rageous? discussion opened by
Mrs. Weatherly.
Committee on Qlestions
Mrs. Latta, Mr.. Gowens ard
Mrs. Meats.
Com on reception fer next
meeting, Mr.. and Mrs. Beebee.
We were pleased to have
With US the following visitors.
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Joseph Kinney and Hazsl
Boulder, both of this city were
married in Logan this morning
by Justice Creagor.
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- AAs<. &.
A fire broke out in the back
end of the Twin City Express
Company's barns, 1914 Howard
Street Omaha last night at $50
doing considerable damage to
the building and suffocated
thirty eieht horses. In the
barn adjoining there were nine
ty head but were ali gotten
out without Injury. A number
Of wagons housed in the barn
we're scorched some. The ear.
ly discovery of the bl8zr snd
the quick response Of the FIRE
department saved he building
from entire destruction ard its
contents from complete loss.
1t occurred at an hour when
there were still great n any
people on the streets and the
volunteers, who responded TO
save the dumb brut5s tied in
stalls, we're numerous. The
loss will total several thausaud
dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Deur are
home from Carroll where they
spent Sunday with Mrs. Dsuf's
parents.
Millinery, ladies aNd child
rens dresses at rangers.
DR.. John Tamisiea is in Ons-
ha today.
Mrs. Rem Deur returned to
her home in Ten Strike, MINI ),
this morning.
Forty-two Masons of this
city attended the Grand lodge
meeting in Council Bluffs last
night.
Mrs. Geo. E johnson and
Miss Jose Johnson are in Oma-
ha today.
Abe Daniels, that eagle eye
who guards our homes at night
when we are asleep, is eoins, to
take a lay eff for two weeks.
He is going to visit a brother
and a sister who live in Mime
sofa, and while gone he expects
to do some fancy fishing. The
stories he will tell when he gets
back will fill a great big book,
and they will be something aw-
ful-to believe.
Mccall patterns at Rangers
department store.
Misses Edna and Blanche
Hoover were Omaha passengers
thio oftornonn
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- ASlINo 1HNC1CSlCO Ill OoOU0IU
school work to meet with us
and add enthusiasm to our ser.
vices.
The people of Woodbine are
earnestly solicitous in their eff
forts to make this convention a
grand success and they bid you
= hearty welcome to their
homes. Be sure to bring your
bibles and a spirit of zeal for
the good of everyone.
Officers and Executive Com
mittee Of the Harrison county
Sunday school association.
Harry Newton has new
drive,; his name is Edward
Newton and to say he canno.
do a mans work would be tell
ing all untruth. That's right
Edward, work during the school
vacation, and you will have the
cash to siicw the boys when
school begins again.
A. meeting of the church
beard last night it was decided
to start building the new Christ
ian church next Monday so
that Monday will see the start
of one of the finest churches
in the city.
Mrs. Moskovilz took her
daughter Celia to Omaha today
where she will undergo an ope-
ration on her knee tomorrow.
Mrs. CreWdsOn is the guest
of relatives in Boone for a few
days.
Don't forget rangers for all
the latest in coats and dresses.
Mrs. John Zahner left this
morning for Norfolk for a visit
with friends.
Alta meeting of all the Fourth
of July committees at the coun-
ell room last evening it was
thought a committee of five in
entire charge of the celebration
could accomplish more than so
many committees so that a
committee of five was appoint
ed to take full charge. This
committee will nave to call on
many others to help them but
they will have full charge of
the celebration. The committee
appointed was as follows, j. N.
Fitzgibbon, Fred Fensler, P, r.
Robinson, Ed Purcell and w. j.
Roden.
Miss Hazel Briggs is in Ons:
wa today the guest of friends.
Miss Blanche Mclaughlin is
expected from New York to-
morrow morning for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Geo. A. Kellogg is in
Council Bluffs today.
New line of dresses at Fan
gers store, where quality
counts
Mrs. Fred Briggs left for
Grand Island this morning call
ed there by the death of her
uncle, James Sproul.
q c. shafer is in Council
Bluffs today on business. julie
Roberts is dispensing soda wa
ter in his place.
Norton Beirnes is in Omaha
today.
Miss Lucy Fitzsimmons was
operated on for appendicitis to-
day at Mercy hospital in Coun-
Gil Bluffs by Dr.. Donald Ma
craze. She is a sister of Mrs.
A. H. Tamisiea, who went
down to Council Bluffs to be
present at the operation.
,ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
pears tina ~ <--
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Miss Ssyde Briggs went to
Onaha today TO attend the
wedding of Miss Ada Pagen-
sticher when she will play a
cello obi;ga.o for a solo to be
uag by Ms Ruth Henderson
Of Omaha
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Mr. and Mrs. Newt Owens
of Norfolk are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis for
a few day.
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braska City this morning to
witness the graduation exer-
cises of the class to which Nor.
ris belongs.
Ross w. Anterior, who has
been visiting at the W. T. Ro-
den home for the last two
weeks, left here this morning
for Peoria, Ill.
Remember rangers for dry
goods, coats and dresses.
M. D. Bramon, w. H. Sud-
duth, Theo. Mann and DR.. S. F.
DeVore were in Council Bluffs
yesterday on lodge business.
The peanut and popcorn
wagon was moved today from
in front of the Palm theater to
the corner east of Ed D. Brad
ley & Co.'S
Mrs. Thatcher of Loveland,
bought a piano of Harry Way
yesterday and Harry went to
Loveland with it today.
Nathan Bernstein head of
the physics department in the
Omaha high school is here as
one of the faculty managers of
the cadet encampment. He is
stopping at the hotel Miller.
Arthur Schulmeister took
Mr.. Hall, Rural mail carrier
No. 2 over his route yesterday
in one hour forty five minutes.
Mr.. Hall claims this is pretty
fast travelling considering his
route covers a distance of 20
miles in which 1O7 stops are
made.
Mrs. Antoine Christenst n
leaves this evening for Chicago
for a weeks visit with her
daughter.
Mrs. V. w. Foote and daugh-
ter May who have been the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Whine
Fcote for the past few days re-
turned to their ZONE in Cedar
Falls last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L Hall spe Mt
yesterday in Omaha the guests
of ]. r. Barr and family.
Kabo corsets at rangers de-
partment Store.
Several of the younger town
boys decided last night that the
Omaha cadets had no business
here and started a rough house
with them with the result that
the police were called to quiet
the disturbance. An investiga-
ton is under way and Some ar
rests may follow.
The Hon. Eugene Chain will
give a lecture at the Palm
theatre OH TIE Afternoon of
June 23rd. See prsters for
further information.
Mrs. H. M. Slsby and daugh,
ter are in Omaha today.
Peters shoes at Rangers.
Least You Forget
The place. Woodbine.
The date June24 and Is.
The event.-Harrison Co. S.
S. Convention.
Miss Lillian Gatewood left
last evening for her home in
New York City after spending
a month here with her uncle
Herman Young and wife.
Mrs. S. F. DeVore is in Oma-
ha today.
Number IL going east this
morning struck an auto at Raj
stop, a little town ten miles
east of Carroll, killing three of
the occupants and seriously in
juring the other two. All Of
them were from Tennessee ard
were touring the country.
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The contractors working on
the Wilson Ditch completed
their work yesterday and com
menced tearing the dredgc boat
to pieces to ship same to TIE
cumseh, Neb, where they will
have a years work. The re.
mainder of the work to be done
on the Wilson ditch can be fin
ished by teams.
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w. D Rarnes of Modale was
riding in his auto this morning
when it caught fire in some
manner and was completely
destroyed. 1t is not known
whether there was any insur-
ance or not.
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Wednesday June III

Mrs. M. C. Burbank enter
tanned the Art Club Tuesday
afternoon. At the close of the
meeting delicious refreshments
were served. Mrs. Wade Of
Kansas was a guest.
Mrs. Hattie Jacobs is much
improved after a few days of
suffering with tonsilitis.
Miss Verna Coulthard, Of
California junction came in
last evening to attend the G. S.,
Club.
Mrs. Winn Burbank leaves
this evening for Sioux City
where she will spend a week
visiting with friends.
Faber Murray is quite sick
at his farm home southeast of
this city.
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Wesley Bonebrake, who has
been the Engineer in charge Of
the work on the Wilson di.eh,
is making preparations to
move his family to Logan, as
the county has provided a 70 m
in the Court House for his flee
he being the county surveyor
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Mccall patterns at Rangers
department store.
Misses Edna and Blanche
Hoover were Omaha passengers
this afternoon.
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Ross w. Anterior, who has
been visiting at the W. 7. Ro-
den home for the last two
weeks, left here this morning
for Peoria, Ill.
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Miss Pearl Myers returned
from Des Moines this afternoon
to spend her summer vacation
here with home folks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Remember rangers for dry
goods, coats and dresses.

M. D. Bramon, w. H. Sud-
duth, Theo. Mann and DR.. S. r.
DeVore were in Council Bluffs
yesterday on lodge business.
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Mrs. Antoine Christenst n
leaves this evening for Chicago
for a weeks visit with her
daughter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Mrs. v. W. Foote and daugh-
ter May who have been the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Whine.
Fcote for the past few days re-
turned to their ZONE in Cedsr
Falls last evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

G. e. Jones has just finished
building a fine new barn on his
farm.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Number IL going east this
morning struck an auto at Raj
stop, a little town ten miles
east of Carroll, killing three of
the occupants and seriously in
jaring the other two. All Of
them were from Tennessee ard
were touring the country.
The Rev. Chas. Baskerville
M. A., Vice Pres. of Bellevue
college, will give two education
al addresses at the Presbyterian
church on June 22nd. The
other churches of the city will
be invited to join in the even.
ing service.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

The peanut and popcorn
wsgon was moved today from
in front of the Palm theater to
the corner east of Ed D. Brad
ley & Co.'s
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Miss Lucy Fitzsimmons was
operated on for appendicitis to-
day at Mercy hospital in Coun-
Gil Bluffs by DR.. Donald Ma
craze. She is a sister of Mrs.
A H. Tamisiea, who went
down to Council Bluffs to be
present at the operation.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Mrs Andy Wheeler and
daughter, Gladys, go to Logan
this evening where Gladys
PLAYS for a dance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Arthur Schulmeister took
Mr.. Hall, Rural mail carrier
No. 2 over his route yesterday
in one hour forty five minutes.
Mr.. Hall claims this is pretty
fast travelling considering his
route covers a distance of 20
miles in which 1O7 stops are
made.
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Mis- Blanche Mclaughlin ar
rived from New York this
morning for a visit with friends
and relaf yes
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

New line of dresses at Fan
gers store, where quality
counts.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Harry Newton has a new
drive,; his name is Edward
Newton and to say he cannot
do a mans work would be tell
ing an untruth. That's right
Edward, work during the school
vacation, and you will have the
cash to s!icw the boys when
school begins again.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Miss Lillian Gatewood left
last evening for her home in
New York City after spending
a month here with her uncle
Herman Young and wife.
Mrs. S. F. DeVore is in Oma-
ha today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Mrs. Geo. Brown and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Logan, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Millilnan today.
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Mrs. Thatcher of Loveland,
bought a piano of Harry Way
yesterday and Harry went to
Loveland with it today.

Nathan Bernstein head of
the physics department in the
Omaha high school is here as
one of the faculty managers of
the cadet encampment. He is
stopping at the hotel Miller
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Norton Beirnes is in Omaha
today.
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Mrs. Geo. A. Kellogg is in
Council Bluffs today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

q C.. shafer is in Council
Bluffs today on business. julie
Roberts is dispensing soda wa
ter ia his place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. L Hall spe Mt
yesterday in Omaha the guests
of ]. E. Barr and family.

Kabo corsets at Rangers de-
partment Store.
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Tuesday June 9
Miss Hattie Swan is in Oma-
ha today the guest of friends.

ma today the guest of friends.
John Ryan and Mrs. John
Tierney started for Ireland last
evening. They will leave New
York, Thursday noon and ex-
pect to reach Queenstown ty
Tuesday, June 10Th.
Mrs. Ed Adams went to Ne.
braska City this morning to
witness the graduation exer-
cises of the class to which Nor
ris belongs.
Ross w. Anterior, who has