Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-06-10
Loveland Items

LOveland Items
Majority of the rural schools
of our community closed last
week of May. The Loveland
school closed June 18th, the pu.
pills Of both rooms furnishing
and enjoying their dinner to-
gether Friday. Their teachers
Miss Myra Blust and Miss Ella
Coleman, treating them to ice
cream, and also presenting
each q little souvenir poem
booklet, appropriately engraved
with name of school, township,
etc, on cover, also containing
pupils names and their teachers
picture. Wednesday and
Thursday prior were announced
as visitor day at which time
the rooms again united and
gave an interesting program,
enjoyed by all present.
Since the recent box social
and home talent play they pur-
chased q new book case for one
room, also q beautiful new flag,
much needed and appret lated
% the one in use to date was
purchased some Is years ago,
by pupils and Miss Olive Hen
derson. (Highley) teacher at
that time.
The NJ. E. Church is being
newly papered also painted on
the outside. Henry Moss has
been appointed solicitor to
whom all members and friends,
desiring to help, may pay the
amount of their pledges. This
work, being much needed, is al
great improvement. All dona-
tions much appreciated. As|
usual q few of the faithful la
dies, Aid Church Members and
friends.
Miss HERNIA Bond, Chester
Bailey, Mabel Moss, Wilma
Wood, the program committee
appointed recently by s. s.
Supt., Mrs. George Blust, to ar
range for Children's Day Pro-
gram, are busy practicing, and
Miss Bond announces it will be
given Sunday evening, June 10,
at 8 o'clock, at M. E. church.
All invited.
An ice cream social will be
given on the church lawn, Fri
day evening June 18th, by the
young people of s. s. and
League. All invited. Cake
donations from all members or
friends interested, appreciated.
June 9, the M. E. Ladies Aid
met in an all day session at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mattox. Quite a number first
attended the funeral of Martin
Williams. AS soon as all ar
rived the hostess assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Denton,
Mrs. VIM. Reel and several
young ladies, served a genuine
feast.
At 2::30 meeting called to or
der, roll call, quotations, min
utes, etc, all being omitted and
only the necessary financial
business brought before the
house, one new member admit
ted. Session was very short
when the quilting was again
taken up. Next regular meet
ing at church in two weeks, all
day session. Work, quilting.
Mrs. N. M. Haldeman, Vice
Pres, is visiting relatives in N
T., Niagara Falls and other
eastern towns and states.
Mrs. j. F. Robinson who has
been seriously i'll the past week
is improving.
Mr.. Joe D. Lake who has
been sick for several months, is
very low.
Mesdames E. Copeland and
Daniel H. Bailey accompanied
BY Hugh Tamisiea, attended
The Co. Bluffs High School class
play and commencement exer.
:ises, Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. George Palmer is in
Loveland on account of her
father, MIR. Lakes illness.
Mr.. Lakes son, ]. Horace and
wife who both graduate at Iowa
State University, June Is, will
arrive soon as possible. Horace
ls an exceptionally intelligent,
clean. moral young man, of
whom his little home village
feel justly proud, and q host of
friends iOin tho family in ox