Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-09-01

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himself, nor against others, no
engage in boycotts or other illega
and nnchristian acts to the hurt 0
others; but where these are aimee
at him, let him regard them a
the "evil wind" which brings hin
good. Let him, by evolution
attract others to him, as he cal
do if he will be true to his owl
nature in his own sphere.
w. H. Council.
~ IOWA CITY BRIEFLETS
Mr. Thompson. Of Chicago, left for BIZ
! home Saturday evening.
MIR. J. L. Cameron left for Golconda
Ill. Saturday. He will take charge of thu
colored department of the City Schools
We wish him success.
A small reception was rendered Mr.
], l.. Cameron by his parents Mr.. anc
Mrs. Geo. Mason Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Patterson, of Peo'
ria, Miss Katie Patterson and Rev. Toy.
lor Of Davenport are visiting at the home
Of w. 7. Patterson.
Mrs. e. w. Mason and daughter, Miss
Efffe returned from Hedrick and Ottum.
wa last Thursday.
A lawn social was given, for the pastor,
at the home of Mr.. Geo. Patterson Thurs
day.
Milton Thompson returned home from
Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs. Katherine Belle has remodeled
her house, on west College st. she now
has very beautiful residence.
Misses Lillian Brickle and Maudis' Dow
an spent a week in Muscatine, returning
home Friday accompanied by Mrs. Berta
Dovan.
Rev. Rhinehart filled Rev. Porter's pull
pit Sunday. He preached two eloquent
sermons.
H. N. Short is sick with hay fever.
Frank Ronndtree of Grinnel is visiting
In the City the guest of Miss Core Brown.
Mesdames Davis Searcy. Misses Eta
Davis and Lucy Band and Master Frank
OF Cedar Rapids are visiting
with the Mason Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mason entertained
. few friends Sunday evening. In honor
Of Mesdames Davis aud Searcy, Misses
Davis and Bland of Cedar Rapids.
MARSHALLTOWN.
Mr. Walter Green died Tuerday Aug,
22nd. 1869. Age % yrs.,9 months and
% day. His many friend sincerely regret
he loss of one who was so much thought
Of. He was graduate from the Toledo
High School and Western College. We
extend our sincere sympathy to his sister
lud brother.
On Wednesday, Aug. Both thee will
% an Ice Cream sociaI at the A. M. E.
Church.
Mr. H. Wright will leave tho later part
y this week or the first OF next week.
70 resume his studiesin the law dedart-
nent at Iowa City. Success to Brother
Wright.
We still note the increase Of new faces
n our city and there is still room for the
light ones.
Now is the time for colored people TO
homes to start in business of |
heir own, while there is SO many places |
II employment to them.
Mr.. w. D. Crawford has been appoint.
ID General Agent for book entiteled the
History of the Spanish American War.
Help him GU, by placing your orders
With him.
Mrs. Charles Gilmore, Of Collar, 10
listing with her father and mother Mr.. |
nd Mrs. johnson.
Rev. NJ. j. Burton went to Fraser, Iowa
ooking after the Missionary Work.
Rev. Allison filled the the pulpit at tho
\. N, E. Church Sunday evening.
Mss Howard and Miss Della Howard
f Abba were visitors over unday with
frs. G. l.. Suter.
Miss Clara Wilkinson, read q paper at
be Mems Meeting Sunday afternoon, on
elf Culture, which was a master piece Of
IT. and shows that some Of of our young
aides have talent that exceeds smone of
ur young men who has been on the list
or papers but failed. .r
Mrs. s. W. Green, Miss Bertha Green,
Ilbert andLewis Green of Toledo, la,
re visiting with their sister and brother
frs. l. L. Brown and MI. John Green.
Ringlings' Circus is in town and every
ody 10 going, 90 they say.
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