Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

l1e weather man was specially
ssl yarable TO the editors who gath
ins Missouri ysaley for a holi-
Friday, Sept. Is. Owing to
\ U.s. 81 basy time Of the year, not so
Z II .asatay came as we're expected, hut
lose who were here were in every
syise representative of their cal
81 lalig an western Iowa. The fol-
s l0Sging were enrolled up to noon: /:
81 SsS!!| saswell, wife and son, Bull
3tin Denison; C. C. Schaffer and
4 H0n, Enterprise, Randolph; w. III.
owe and wife, Argus, Sidney; n.
line and wife, Herald. Blencoe;
ID r Vertman, Leader, Malvern;
tank Beyman, wife and daugh
ter y Ournal. ANoca; r. A. stevens
and son, Times, Silver City; j. n.
s Cru ham, Tribune, Glcnwood; Ev-
\ erette Stewart, Gazette. Coin: ID.
phillips. News. Odebeli; O. T..
a3Ranson and wife, Reporter, Dun
slap;; H. II. Sturgis and wife, Times
y l3harter Oak; Il. ID. Wayne and
SdSife, Blreau, Walnut; Charles
Wayne and wife, News. shelby;
! Mcknight, Democrat, Lo-
Ngan: Miss Daisy McCabe, Oh
server, Logan; Mrs. D. OTeary,
s +: rlhlsle, Sioux City; j. NJ. O'Fury,
ife and Miss Marie. Mct;rath.
ne reception committee, in a
0st genial manner, met all It's
guests at the several morning
rains and escorted them to /he
library. where other ladies greet
ED them and labeled them so none
would he lost and then served
them with q delicious collatin of
co flee and sandwiches.
The committee on trapsporta-
zion, with n. D.. McEvoy as chair
man, had The necessary number
of cars on hand at 10 sharp and
give tho visitors most delight
flll ride, lasting till noon. The
first point of interest visited was
me- G. il. Denr orchard, three miles
east Of town, where a tour of the
y grounds was taken on hoot. The
editors We're more than delighted
with il all. They saw the gather
ing Of over $4,000 bushels OF ap-.
fslcs in progress and learned much
about the culture, harvest and
marketing of The fruit i'm whole
sate-gaantities.
Then on 10 The county scat. ofs
Harrison county, Logan. where
they saw The fine marble court.
house, costing 800, 900, and the
new $4,000 public school buill-
ing and the beautiful residences
sOf that city. Thence through
Magnolia, the old Town, once
famous school town. the home OF
Rev. DR.. Mills, Missionary w. a.
Main and a score of others of the
Wnrld's famous workers of today.
Thence down the King of Trails
and the scenic highway past CAL
h0Mn, another pioneer town. down
\ by the wide eXpanse of corn fields,
now ripening for The harvest.
5s The Luncheon.
Sharp al 2::3O the NJ. T. ladies
mad the nOOn-day luncheon
sfpread for their guests, at which
some sixty persons were served
and all by reason of a thirty-mifc
ride in the frosty air enjoyed. as
they had moi enioyed meal in
many moons.
Then Mrs. s. c.. Graham being
i'll, w. II. Halsny, A.. II. Barn
ehardt, Nj. O'(.onnnr and George
W. Jones, foremen i'm The various
departments escorted the editors
through the shops and explained
ito them some of The many n1arvels
OF modern mechanical machinery
and its workings Being more
or less machinisis thc mon and
the women as we'll enjoyed this
treat heyond measure and were
more than grateful for the G. &
N. w. conrtesirs.
EDlToRs' DAY At THE