Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-06
JONAS LEADING COLORED PAPER.
CITY NEWS

Mr.. Clarence E,rly visited his home in
Des Moines. Tuesday.
Tbs social given at Mrs. Birds was
success
| Good winter hats-5o cents Mason's
Winter Bonn cts are ready Mason 5
| Latest styles-Iowest prices Mason's.
| Thsp was great deal OF damage done
on Oct. 81
| Neil aud Lawrence Morris are very
sick with lung fever.
Mrs. Carter is at home to vote foi
McKmlay.
i Say, fym, all want the best coal order
it of Redhead. at the coal palace. Sixth
avenue.
i Have you tried EUREKA Coala II
not, call at 4I6 West Seventh street, or
4 4 East Sixth street Phone, No. 107,
Mr. Perry Richmond made fly
ing trip to Omaho this week
We are sorry to know that Mr.. TAYLOR
o. the Solicitor is so deeply in lore with
Bryan that he cannot read Mckinley's
name right, to even think the colored
| citizens would think of voting for Bryan.
For Rent or sac, cheap. on monthly
payments, 3 to room cottages. Smith
Rus, Is, Clapp block.
VIM. Calender was taken seriously i'll
last Wednesday and is still confined to bis
bed.
Mrs Merd Morton oflO72 Eighth street,
has been quite sick the past week, but is
BILE to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Bell one Of our old
est and highly esteemed citizens, will
leave Saturday for Phoenix, Arizona.
where he will make his future home. Mr..
| Bell goes for his health. having had very
poor health for the last few years, and it
being the advice of his physician to 60.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will be greatly missed
among society. Mrs. Bell was an active
member of the H. B. s. and several other
secret societies. Mr.. N d Valentine will
also move there. HIS wife win remain
here for awhile and join him later. We
wish them success in their new home.
Dir Bell ordered the Bystander and prom
ised to write for it.
| Nj. j. T. Hamilton. one of our popular
| french, who has been sick for two weeks
at his home. No. 706 E. Walker street. is
ablety be on duty again.
| The Young Mems Imperial club will
meet at Williamson e. Fosters Office on
Wednesday, Nov. II. By order Of the
president.
| Rev. Jason Bundy, presiding elder st.
Paul District. Iowa conference A. NJ. E.
church, will conduct the quarterly meeting
services at St. Paul A. n. E. church, End
aud Center. Love feast 80 a. M.
preaching at / \. M, at which time the
elder win baptlze those desiring it; at $3.50
p. m. preaching, followed by the Lords
supper. Sunday school at 2:3O p. M.
Epworth League 6:3o p. M; 7:SO preach
ling; quarterly conference Monday even
ing. Good music by choir. All are IN
| vited.
The II. b. S. will meet at the homo ct
Mrs. ]. P. Hamilton, 70G Walker street,
Nov. 12. Every member is earnestly re-
quested and expected to he present
First African Church of Christ, between
4th ond 9Th streets, F. Lomsck, pastor
Lords day services, II A, M; preaching,
subject, THE union Of the branch to the
vine by vital communication is no more
essential to its lie and fruitfulness than
the union of souls to Christ. by receiving
and trusting in him, as the Savior is 10
their holiness and bliss Sabbath school
at 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor $40 p. m; 8
p. M. preaching subject. "Cruel treatment
of the Asmenians by the Turks. There
is no bond of permanent union among
prosecutors Of Christians; they may for
selfish purposes unite for time in oppos-
ing The truth. but they are easily divided.
And God through their divisions may de-
liver his people from their power. spe-
cial attcation to strangers. Good music.
Profsssaassi. - chorister,
QsANx II Wilt,