Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-08-03
Personal AND SOCIAL.

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Personal AND SOCIAL.
Mr.. Ben Carroll is now in Tama City.
Mr.. SPOTS, of Ottumwa, is in the city,
Mrs. Willis Morton is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs, Milligan was sick the fore part
Of the week.
Mr.. A. S. Barnett was in Cedar Rap
ids this week.
Mr.. Ed Morton is now one of the
Kirkwood bell boys.
Mr.. r. d. Brown gave social no
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. james Martin has been danger
ously i'll the greater partof the week.
Miss Stella Burnaugh entertained at
Dinner Tuesday Mr.. W. d. Williams.
Miss Lillian jackson will arrive in
the city Tuesday for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs L. 4. Barton enter
tanned a few friends Monday evening.
very pleasant dance was given at
Mr.. McClain's residence Mon lay even
ing.
Mrs. Ed Willitt has been confined to
her home by illness during the past few
days.
Mrs M L. Austin contenplates
going to Hamilton, ILL.,, in the near
future.
Mr.. Everett Harrison, who has been
working for Vim. Christy. returned to
st. Joseph Saturday morning.
Geo E. Taylor, of the Solicitor, was
in the city Wednesday. Few recog-
nized him because of his having had his
whiskers arnputated.
Mrs. Geo. III. Cleggett returned home
from Minburn Saturday morning and
reports her mother. Mrs. Williams. who
has been quite sick, much improved.
Miss bessie Graves was out of the
house for the first time. Sunday, last in
several weeks. She is improving and
hope it may be speedy and permanent
Miss Sarah Basfeld left Saturday
morning for Minneapolis and St Paul,
where she will visit friends. She made
many warm friends in the city during
her short visit.
Mrs Lizzie R. Palmer assumes the
duties of Supt. John Hardy in the A.
M. e. Sabbath school. She is the
worthy assistant in that branch of
church work. Her many friends were
glad to see her. She has been confined
to her home some time by illness.
Mr.. Shields, of Sioux City, renamed
over Sunday in our city on his return
from Ottumwa We were glad that he
remained and found time to call on us
for few brief moments. We We're not
surprised in the least that he stopped
over. because we know he was lex
pected +"
The moonlight church social, owing
to many other entertainments, was
only fairly attended at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Williams. AS is
usual Mr. and Mrs Williams spared no
pains in perfecting arrangements for a
good time and those present fully APP
preciated their efforts
Mr., John Hardy left last week for
Ottumwa to attend the Afro American
State Convention and from there he
went to Burlington to be present \ the
session of the grand lodge A. L. "a a.
NJ, of which he is member an Fakes
great pride in Masonic work. From
the latter place he went to LeGrange
to visit parents and friends.
Emmett Strauther was a happy boy
Thursday evening, it being tie ami
versary of his birth. The little folks
had planned for a surpriseflon him
and at an early hoE they
streamed into his parental iome and
took possession. His siAtM Ida had
charge Of the refreshments I'D the bill
of fare was neat and da511t, s. May ne
grow to manhood ar aeVer Tor
good in the community.
Mr. Edward Mosley, thI Vance
agent, called on us ay
with the firm convict
going to write us
worth. We wrote
years subscription to
BYsTANDER. He has
insurance yet, But
resents a good comIl
want insurance
the first chance
A very enjoya
MISS Fannie Ad .
and Mrs job