Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

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the parsntal I. I. Mysrs home.
Mrs. 4. +. Bobo and Misc Leona
Kelley were No. Valley callef sSatr-
Jday afternoon.
Miss Dollie Morrow came up from
Council Bluffs Tuesday morning or
few days visit with her mother.
Mrs. Clint Morrow.
Mrs. Johnson, who spent the winter
here with her daughter, Mrs. Doctor
Wiltse, returned to her home ct Hast
ings, Nebr., Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Wiltse accompanied her as far rs Cal.
Junction.
Adam Benin has leased the meat
market from w. "A. Smoot. He took
possession. last week.
Mrs. T. E. Bobo and daughter MIL
dred returned to their home in Gar
den City, Mo-, Tuesday Afternoon, at
ter an extended visit at the L. G.
Kelley home.
The Boys and Girls Glee Club win
give an operetta, entitled "a Merry
Company" at the school house FRI
day evening, April 18th.
Revival meetings at the Christian
church were closed Sunday evening.
Monday night reception was given
at the church for the new members.
The evening was very enjoyably
spent and at late hour light REFRESH
ments were served.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Utman,
Friday, April 4, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Wallace Of
Little Sioux spent Sunday at the Ju-
liza Hudson home.
Methodist Notes.
A very interesting meeting was
held in the Methodist church last Sum
day, when three men from the Metho-
dist church in Missouri Valley, one a
high school student, gave excellent
addresses in the interest of the great
Centenary Movement. E. Eltiff pre-
sided in happy manner and Miss
Puntenny gave sang very acceptably.
The pastor gave addresses the same
day in general exchange Of pastors
and laymen, on the Little Sioux
charge.
| The Epworth League will give q
| literary program next Sunday ut 2
p. M, and the pastor will give an adj
dress on 1.-THE Bible, Mems Book, !"
at p. M. Everybody cordially in
vited.
i An offering Of eggs and any other
suitable articles for the Methodist
Hospitafsat Des Moines will be re-
ceived Easter morning, or any con-
venient time, at the church, or Foun-
tain's store, or the parsonage. Dona-
tiQns are much needed.
Modale.
4 An excellent and interesting pro-
gram of action song, recitations, etc..
was given by the pupils Of the End
Division of the public school last Fri
day afternoon. Several parents were
present. Parents and others should
visit the school occasionally. Pupils
have much better opinion Of the
school and Of the teachers when par
ents and citizens visit them. Come.
The pupils Of the 7th and 9Th grades
have shown much ability in the clever
posters announcing the operetta to be
given in the auditorium by the high
school Friday evening.
Miss Puntenny, who has been visit
ing at the Methodist parsonage for
some weeks, has returned to her home.
She made many friends while here,
and will be missed. Her singing added
much to the interest Of several gath.
erings.
i A reception was held in the Disci-
PIES church Monday evening, for q
number of persons who joined the
church here from the services held by
Rev. Crewdson.
Some of the crossings and walks
in the town are receiving needed re-
pairs, and some citizens are cleaning
and trimming up their property and
buildings, lawns alleys and streets.
Let the good work increase. Boys,
there is grand field for using sur
plus energy. Our mayor is leading
the way in his cleaning up proclama-
ton
Let everybody go over the top in
making our town the neatest place on
the map.
The authorities have given such
terms for the payment of the new
Liberty bonds that will enable and
should induce every one who has the
chance Of earning money at all to buy
at least one. Ten per cent is payable
in May, 10 per cent in June, (nothing
in July-vacation time), 20 per cent