Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-12-20

,OC AL NEWS.
4~RTnAY. DECEMBER 20. 1895.
advertisers Can Reach
The Colored People OF Des
Moincs and Iowa Only
Through the
Iowa State Bystander.
I|sn1rs IA. McAfee is able to be out again.
- Douglas il somewhat iadisposed
iswsek.
Nm. Louis Warrington is on the con-
leGcent list.
The FAR three days and nights next
: ~ 81 East Side Baptist church.
III. Thomas North will represent the
Brown Insurance company as solicitor.
oantA Claus boys concert at East Side
Spfist church next Wednesday evening.
Take in the Fair at East Side Baptist
8nrch next Wednesday night. Admission
1k cents.
Ms. Rose LaCour left for Chicago
nnday evsning. where she will make
fer future home.
Victoria Goodlow leaves Thursday
4 Iosuing for Gsrbondaie. Hi, for several
&reeks' visit with relatives and friends.
The Sunday school Of the First African
Ehristian church will give their first en-
Y ttainment New Years night.
Miss Blanche Renix. assisted by the
Ink brothers next Friday night at East
4 tdo Baptist church. Admission Is cents
The Leader department store offers
NE candy to all the children on Monday
evening, December IS, at o'clock.
Holly, Christmas green's. mistletoe and
scafs flowers for Christmas and New Year
Euss. Don't forget the popular fiorist-W
III. Morris. Seventh and Walnut.
DO you want to save Is to so cents on
! the dollar on general merchandise? II you
do---it viii pay you to follow the crowd
1 . the New Leader department store,
GO2 East Locust and 407 East Fifth street
aOh, Galilean. Thou Hast Conquered.
This beautiful cantata 1t East Side Bap-
q IT church next Thursday night. Ad.
mission Is cents.
All communications should be shor
and to the point. Correspondence mus
n have their letters IN by Wednesday to IN
sure publication.
The Leader department store is tn
only place to buy your holiday goods
such Is hne linen goods, handkerchief
/ glassware, fine lamps. They promise t,
ssye you % to so cents on the dollar.
Miss Agnes Roy returned home thi
Neek Alter spending some time visitini
1 irisnds in Newton. She is much inl
proved ia health
Al members Of North Star lodge No.
& - requested to meet Monday nigh
Decsmber "a Business Of importanc
], a, Hardy W.M
Preaching 1t First African Christial
church 81 II !. M and s p. m. Sunda
school 1t $50 p. m. F. Lomack paste
i. Brown, superintendent.
s Mr.. Thomas North met with paint
{ accident recently while coasting on
y bicycle. His shoulder was disiocated. D,
johnson WAS the attending physician.
II Constable Charles Stewart could ne
hnd An Afro-American girl competent
B do clerical work for him. the questio
arises what qualifications are necessary
The Leader department store carrie
The best line Of shoes and rubber gooc
Ii the city. Why not 60 there whet
you can get 81 worth Of the best shoe
ior sl.25.
Mrs. Albert Moss is very sick at hi
home in southeast Des Moines and is col
fined to her bed. Her daughter. Mi
Clarinda Smith stopped work at the cal
itol to attend her. Her many friend
hope TO hear Of her speedy resovery.
On Christmas eve tho A. NJ. b. churc
win have Christmas. It will be for th
old and the yonng the father and tn
uuther, the brother and the sister an
thsir sweet hearts and friends. After th
dslivery of presents the Sunday schoe