Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-07-24

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y and is still suffering.
&. Clay Lewis is visiting at the home
harles Mash at Grimes, Iowa.
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les Moines Union band will head the |
cursionists to Boone next Wednesday
Aorning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Wilson of
Kansas City. are stopping at sl5 West
Eleventh street
Misses Clara Millr, Blanche and Beulah
Allen left Sunday evening for two weeks
\ visit in Newton.
MIR, ard Mrs. j. w Hewitt of Abba
are visiting relatives at Mrs. Gardners,
Sl5 West Eleventh street.
Samuel Scott passed through the city
from Fl. Dodge. enroute to his home in
Indlanola this week.
Don't forget the lawn social at Mrs.
Coalson's next Thursday, July 80. Good
music and refreshments.
-Four coach loads Of people will go to
Boone on the East Side baptist church ex-
cursion next Wednesday morning.
$3.50 cents TO Boone and return next
Wednesday. This include hack fare to
and from the picnic grounds at Boone.
The Kings Daughters will give social
at Mrs. Rivers, 800 Tenth street next
Tuesday evening, Everybody welcome.
w. III. Scott Of Indianola, is visiting
friends and relatives in tue city. He is
progressive farmer and reports crods look
ing well.
~. III. Gordon and wife are now resi-
dents of West Des Aloines, having re-
moved to Chestnut street, between Sixth
and Seventh.
We have made arrangements whereby
We can furnish you the BYsTANrER until
January ] Tor so cents. Send in your
subscription at once.
The Boone Browns of Boone (white)
and The penny News (colored) base
ball club of Des MONIES viii play matca
games at Boone next Wednesday.
Subscribe for the BfsTANpER and tell
your neighbors to. Ask our merchants to
advertise IN this medium. Only so cents
get the BYsTANDER for the remainder OF
the year.
Hiram Chapter, No. z, will meet next
T,lay evening. Business of import
800. II be transacted. Strangers in
the city are cordially invited. Robert
Webster, H. F., g. H. Cleggett, recorder.
Don't forget TO eat your supper at the
: A. NJ. i. church Tuesday evening, July
%. The Sewing Circle has charge of the
supper. Come and eat fried chicken.
Mrs. I. Reeves, president; Mrs. III. War
rlcks, secretary.
Wednesday afternoon goOdly number
Of young folk gathered at the home OF
Mrs. b. j, Holmes to celebrate the
eleventh anniversary of her neice, Goldie
Hunt of Alabama. A very enjoyable time
was had.
Chairman Mcmillan of the republican
state central committee, has returned to
the city and is now busily engaged in the
work OF the campaign. He is a splendid
organizer and an increased majority may
be looked for this fall.
Joseph Madden left Wednesday for
Toledo, Ohio where he will make his
3 future home. He mede many friends
while in this city. We regret to lose such
worthy young man and bespeak for
him successful future.
Editor Hewlett, the deaf mute editor OF
the Oskaloosa Gazette, was in the city
several days tits week. He reports the
Gazette doing well for the brief time it
has been in existence. He is sound on
republican principles and is meeting with
a kind reception by the republicans OF the
Sixth district.
The 21st INST, the day that the colored
democrats were to have met IN Des
Noines and select delegates to the national
democratic league in Chicago, was a
failure. Not one was present, not even
the editor of the Solicitor or his reporter.
Colored democrats in Iowa are scarce
there will probably none after Noyem-
II ber3.
George |. Holt returned Wednesday
from Kirksville, Mo-, where he has been
taking asteropathy treatment for stiffness
Of joints He speaks well Of the treat.
: nent. Asteropathy is new science dis
covered for treating diseases Of the bones.
\ Kirksyille is town of about 1000, 2,0GO
Of which are colored, a majority of them
owning property.
st. Paul's A. NJ. f. church, corner Of
Second and Center streets, T. Reeves,
pastor. Sunday school at 3 p. M, 7. L.
Barton, superintendent: sermon. 1890