Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-09-21

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IowSDC AL NEWS. \
barnett was in st. Joe Sunday.
ms ~. Lomax. OF ottumwa, is in the
AS Harris of st. Joe, is spending
vertjdays in the Capital City
1.-Two good, steady and industrious
.sa sbers can find employment by apply
seat this office.
- The H. II. S. Reading circle enter
arsined Miss Wells at their regular
Hieekly meeting.
ga THE corner stone of the Odd Fellows
tblaid Tuesday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. G. Il. Foster. of Much
,,,akinock, were in the city Thursday
s attending the festivities.
The Sons of Columbus, a Catholic or
ganization. convened in this city in an
nual convention Tuesday.
Extra copies of THE Iowa STATE
BYsTANpER can be obtained from our
agents at cents per copy.
Miss Buckner, of Oskaloosa. and Miss
Y i. II ~
among the visitors Thursday,
The city council have a desire to
81 know what the cost OF the legal talent
nolemployed by the city amounts to.
ii, Mrs. Geo. Burnaugh and Mrs. 3, j..
Mitchell leave for Chicago Sunday
evening for short visit with friends
Mrs. c. r. Foster, of Muchakinock,
arrived in the city Wednesday, and
will be the guest of Mrs. Mary Coalson.
Any woman or man in the city seek
ing employment can advertise in The
Iowa STATE BssTANDER free of
charge tt
Miss Sarah Mash, who has beenvisit-
ang at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Alex.
Rirney. leaves Saturday night for her
home in st. Louis.
- jefferson Logan was in st. Joe Sun
xye,yday He visited his mother while there
nd and found her in very good health.
She is quite an old laly
7at
Mrs. Mary Coalson has returned from
her trip to Muchakinoclx. She is much
pleased with her visit the fair and the
people of that thriving little city.
e. Mrs. Brown and the Misses Green, of
Newton, were emancipationd day visitors
in this city, leaving Thursday evening
for the garden spot of Jasper county.
The Daily Tribune is dead. 1t
breathed its last on Friday evening. 1t
was conscious up to the final moment
of departure. The creditors of the
concern have fond recollection.
r.
Mfr. and Mrs. Gordon are the happy
recipients Of a very handsome set of
furniture, made present to them by
the father of the bride, who sent it
from st Louis. the brides former
- home. I'm i.sa
q ~ SSets s,ts1-T 57T5F55sss 20 sss
The Goal ss siaos, 81. sixth avenue,
handles the very best grades of fuel.
and with prompt service aid courteous
treatment gives the best satisfaction in
y 4 |, a..
terms are cash. 15-Sw
A man and revolver attempted to
rob Wagner's grocery, at the corner OF
Eight and Laurel. The attempt was
unsuccessful The robber was not cap
tured and, strange to say, the police
have no s'clue.
Miss Emma McGruder, of Gales
burg, left for Ottumwa Monday even
ing, and from there she will return to
her home The many friends she made
during her short visit regretted that
She could not remain until after the
celebration
The colored miners in this county
are on the increase. They have almost
entire possession of the Christy mines,
and are working in the Coon Valley
mines. The prospects are that they
viii prove such good and steady min
ers that they will be employed by the
mine operators throughout the county.
Good men are always in demand.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. e. Williamson enter
tanned few of their most intimate
friends at swell tea Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Ida Il. Wells The
spread was very elaborate and served
in Mrs. Williamson's usual good style.
Yellow was the prevailing color. Each
of the guests received a beautiful rose.
The evening was spent in lively con
versation and music, and the happy
guest bid the host and hostess good
night with profound thanks for the de