Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-11-30

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LOCAL. NEWS.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1894.
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N. ID. Valentine, of Guthrie county,
wrs in the city visiting this week.
Miss Anna Davis enjoyed Thanks
giving with friends in Abba.
Miss Mamie Adams of T6l West Tenth
street, is on the sick list this week
Mrs. Cartwili, of indianapolis, Ind,
is visiting in the city, the guest Of g..
a. Elliston.
Mrs. G. I'll. Tibbs set an elegant din
ner on last Sunday in honor of Prof. NJ.
q. BroolSins.
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w. M. Bell, of Savannah, Mo. is in
the city. called here by the illness Of
his brother, Reilly Bell, of Ninth
street.
The Renix brothers, after several
months absence from the city. have
returned to their home on West Seventh
street.
The East Side Baptist Church gave a
good entertainment and social on the
eve of Thanksgiving. The program
was replete with mirth and the refresh
ments exquisite. l..-.s
The dinner and supper served at St.
Pauls Am. f. church Thanksgiving
were fairly well attended. The .'0ld
FOLKS" entertainment in the evening
WAS a grand treat for those present.
4. C. r.. Coleman long time resident
and respected citizen of Boone, passed
through the city this week on his way
to Beacon He met number of old
friends who were pleased to see him
The many friends of Reilly Bell will
be grieved to know that his health is
at present,very poor. However, medi-
cal skill and constant care are laboring
for his restoration to better health.
Mrs II. NJ Wilburn, who has been
very sick for the past two weeks, is
rapidly improving, and her numerous
friends will be glad to see her around
as usual.
Presiding Elder Harrison preached
two very excellent sermons Sunday to
large and appreciative audiences. As
is said Of wine, the Elder grows better
with age.
The song service 1.-THE Baptist church
sunday evening was largely attended,
and many choice musical selections
were rendered. The church is fast
gaining ground under It's efficient
pastor and his assistants.
M. Graham, 1T Fsyette, IS visiting
agEhe Home ne d of Mfs Bass On Sixth ave
due. His IS very very affable gentleman.
Ills daughter, Miss Graham, will prob
ABBY a ie:ctSaa p5saany him On his return
home
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The Masonic banquet given at their
hail, corner of Sixth and Walnut gave
satisfactory results. The Refreshments
were of the best. and to say the least
all was a success. Several very inter
esting addresses were made and a paper
read '&tl
The Capital City Band viii give their
first entertainment Thursday, Dec. 6,
1894 Every body cordially invited to
come and enjoy a grand promenade
concert Music by the Capital City
Band. Oddfeilows hall, corner Sixth
ard Walnut
b. j. Holmes received barrel of
very nice sweet potatoes raised IN the
state of Mississippi. by his brother. We
tested them and found them TO be ex-
eellent and If we only had the opossum
TO go with them We would have been
smiling for the next month to come.
Program for concert Dec. 18th: In
stri1mental solo. Miss Alice Berry;
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