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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-09-07
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early with ticket agents. -
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ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Tickets on
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ton, Chicago, Ill. Tickets on sale
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of America, Cincinnati, Ohio Tickets
on sale July 10, II, ~ and 10.
BIENNIAL CONCLAVE KNIGHTS
of Pythias, Detroit, Mich. Tickets on
sale August IS, 26, ~ and 20.
ANNUAL CONVENTION, YOUNG
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Presbyterian church of North America,
Denver, Colo. Tickets on sale July %
and "a.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO COL
orado, Utah, Black Hills, Yellow Stone
Park and many other points in the
North, West and Northwest. Special
rates on certain dates.
NEW TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA,
Daily Pullman Sleeper, Chicago to San
Francisco, and weekly tourist sleeper,
Chicago to Los Angeles, via the attrac-
tive Denver and Rio Grande Route,
with it's magnificent Colorado scenery.
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION
tickets on sale on the first and third
Tuesdays of June, July and August.
For particulars call upon
F. L. GANNAWAY,
City Passenger Agt., 400 Locust St.
Des Moines, Iowa.
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DAVENPORT REPORT.

Miss Anna Davis very highly entertain
ed The Ladies' Violet Club August Goth. =,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Baker. A very fine programme was rem
sdered by the club. The invited guest
were Mrs. Stella Hall and MIS-. Hattie
:s2Elisaass,sy ssf f.. Madison, Mr.. Terry Of
Kansas and J. F. Mabry Of this city. Miss
Davis proved herselfto be an up.to. date
entertainer.
Mr.. J. s. Roberts, we are glad to say is
improving as nicely as could be expected,
Mrs. Lydia Moss is improving ricely.
Mrs. Parker the wife of our worthy w.
D. Parker is confined at present but we
wish her speedy recovery.
Attorney j. B. Rush one of the most
successful colored lawyers Of Des Moines,
spent Sunday here and addressed the
members and friends of the Third Baptist
Sunday School, and was the guest of J. T.
Mabry. Mr.. Rush made quite an i'm
preston on the peopleher as he is very
pleasant speaker and such men is worthy
of mention through the public press.
81. The Masons and Odd Fellows of this
city have united to hold large Emanci-
patton Celebration at the N. w. Daven-
port Turner Hall and Garden Sept, a.,
one of the grandest time ever had here is
assure. The following are the officers,
elected by the two lodges in a joint meet
ing: J. T. Mabry, President; c. G. Allen,
Secretary; l. Pitts and M. B. Anderson,
Treasurer; John Warren, Marshal of the
day; 81. McGaw, Chaplain; J. Bacon, J
Thomas. Henry Allen, s. Miller, W.
Harris and NJ. florence, Committeeman
Bethel A. M. E. churoh ran q boat ex-
cursion down the river Saturday evening
on the steamer Winona.
Mrs. James Wagner is visiting friends
in Galesburg, LII.
Rev. MI. Burton, Mlss\ Ella Baker
and Mrs. Francis Baker have gene to
Keokuk, as delegates to the Iowa Baptist
Association.
Mrs. G. w. Chesterfield has gone to
Keokuk her old home to visit friends,
Mrs. Il. J. Saunders goes to Keokuk,
this week to attend the Association and
the w. H. and F, Mission Society.
Mrs. stella Hall who spent two weeks
in our city visiting, has returned home to
TT. Madison. Miss Rose Hall heE sister,
in.law went with her.
Mrs. Hattie Wlnfrey OF Fl. Madison,
who has been in the city several days the
guest of Mrs. F. Baker has returned home
very much pleased over her visit. She
will attend the Association in Keokuk.
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Ingenuity.

The following ingenious mode OF
crossing river was once displayed by
kafir, who had for some time stood
watching the vain attempts of a party
of soldiers to cross the stream at a
time when to ford it was attended by
considerable danger. After smiling at
their efforts with that sardonic express
sion remarkable among thu 80 savages
he quietly raised heavy stone, placed
1t on his head and then walked, with
perfect ease, through the torrent to the
opposite side.
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sioux CITY ITEMS.

The Benefit Social given for Rev. 7. a.
Clark at the church on last Wednesday
evening IVES decided success, quite little
sum was realized.
Mrs. A. Morgan entertained the married
ladies' club, at her home on last Friday
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. w.
II. Anderson Of Kansas City, an exsellant
menu was served by the hostess, there
was short programme rendered BY the
members of the club. Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Early each sang solo. ALI
reports nice time, and declares that Mrs.
Morgan knows how to entertain.
Mrs. L. Grant, has succeeded in paying
for the clock which now hangs upon the
wall in the church and she wishes to
thank all who 80 kindly donated or assist
ed her in any way.
Mr.. P. d. Brown has been on the sick
list
Mrs, Jas. Washington is quite sick at
this writing.
Mrs, W. H. Anderson has returned to
her home at Kansas City, after q four
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. A.
Morgan.
Mrs. Matte Thompson of Council
Bluffs has come to this city to reside, she
is stopping At the home Of Mrs. Mary
Thompson.
Rev. T. A. Clark expects to bring bis
cons here 70 put them in college at Morn.
ing Side. Rev. Clark has bought several
lots at Morning Side and is going to
build there this fall. hs hopes to be able
to bring the whole family here about the
6rst of December 10 reside until the boys
have completed their course in college,
Leland Washington goes TO High
School this fall.
Rev. Coalson . former pastor Of the
Baptist church of Springfield, ILL.,. filed
the pulpit last Sunday evening. and
preached an excellent sermon. Rev.
Coalson also addressed the young peoples
meeting in the afternoon, the Reverend
is hero for 1.-The purpose of organizing .
Baptist Church.
An excellent programme will be rem.
dsred at the Young Peoples meeting Sun
day afternoon.
There will be farewell entertainment
given at w. 0. w. Hall on the 10th for
Rev. Clark. quite programme will be
rendered, the pastor will read all his re-
ports for the year after which sice cream
and cake will be served
A surprise party was given on Mrs.
Anderson, Monday evening, the evening
of her departure.
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Sober Second Thou&h Z.

Tom-"Was it hard to tell Miss Au-
tumnal you loved herr"
Jack-"Not half so hard as It was to
explain matters after ! got SOBER
Chicago News.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-09-07

II We could only look at our own
troubles as philosophically as we do
1t those Of others happiness would
come easy.
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DIES MONIES PASSENGER TRAINS
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ARRIVE. DRpART.
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l2:4O p. IN. Day Express 49,. 1850 o IN
$3.50 a. IN. Rocky Mountain Limited. 4;oo q m
I'll 40 q. rn......,..... Fast Mail. ..........
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ll:5s a. m...... 49,. Eldon ......... ..6:55 p m
$3.50 p. m........... keokuk ...,,,.,.,.7:lO a m
DEs MONIES & FORT DODGE.
$50 p. m.Ruthven Mail s Express 1910 p m
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los . m..... Dakota Limited 200 m
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$40 m. Chicago Night Express. 900 m
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tll'3O NJ. :....... "Fast Mail' ....... 1000 q m
G. NJ. & ST. P.-FONDA LINE
HOS H.. Fonda Express ......4.'O pm
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MANILA NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. G. 4. Bro wn and two daue liter
are visiting in Walnut.
I4eora Harmon of Defiance. is visit.
ing friends and relatives here
Mrs Morton OF Earling. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otiiner, the last
of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Yates of Sioux City, Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Porter several
DAYS last week
Reno's Oriental Show and Animal
Exhibit is billed here for Thursday,
July H. 1t promises to be good
circus.
Mrs. r. Romick arrived Friday
evening from Beaver City and will
make her sister. Mrs. Sachra. an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. Newlin With her son and daugh.
ter. visited Old neighbors in this burg
last week She returned to her home
in Perry Thursday.
During the showers which fell last
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CHARTER OAK CHATS

Will Topf starts for trip to Cali
fornia this evening.
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Fish are on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. Bornholdt and daughter. Lille.
are visiting ut West Side
Gertie Crone returned Friday from IL
visit with friend. at Arion.
TAeo Niemoth is here from Chicago
to visit his mother, Mrs. Carrie
Jose Dubois went to s,mithlanG Sat
urday to see her brother Tom.
A. S. Criswell made a dying Trip &c
Mapleton on business Thursday.
Riley Johns came down on the Mon
day morning train from Mapleton
p. D. Bolieu. OF 4A.hton, is here 70,
a visit with bis uncle. john Bolieu.
Julius Peters. of Boone is here on I;
visit with his uncle. d. Bornhoidt
Charles Anderson and family. OF CHI
cago. are the guests of L. V. Larson.
Miss Nellie McGrath visited Maggie
Galley at kenwood the last Of th'
week
Peter Jensen and family, formerly ot
this place, returned to Charter Oak
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Thursday and Friday some hail fell,
but not enough to do any damage, and
the rain was appreciated by all.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Bigelow and Mr.
Bigelow's father, drove over to Wal
nut Thursday and returned Sunday.
They were visiting their brother.
Work commenced Monday on the
German hall. 1t is to be constructed
on the south side of Main street The
contract was let to G. w. Bumphery.
Mrs. Allen and her daughters. Alice
and Luverne. went to Des Moines last
Friday to visit her son. Eden, of that
place. She will not return for two or
three weeks.
Many mourn the death of Mrs. j. b.
Romans at Denison. She was we'll
known and we'll liked in these parts,
and all extend their sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
The Lee & johnson Vaudeville COM
pany. consisting of twelve persons. was
to play Friday evening, but on account
of rain was postponed until Saturday
evening, and was attended by goodly
number.
Miss Francis, who has been visiting
friends in these parts, went to Marion
Friday. She and her sister will 90 to
independence and remain there until
September 1st, when she will return to
her work in Chicago.
| Next Sunday morning the services
at the M. e. church will be conducted
by Mr.. David Powers. In the evening
the fourth quarterly meeting will be
conducted by Elder Franklin. AT the
conference Monday morning several
matters of great Importance to the
church will be discussed and settled.
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HAPPENINGS OF VAIL,

Sears McHenry wa- up from Denison
snaday.
Leslie W, Esinyon is on the sick list
this week
Carpenters are busy siding the Vail
roller uiii.
John Hallerinc ana wife are caring
for a Ten pound BOY since the 5th.'
leighton Wright and mother OF Deni-
son visited sunday with Vail friends.
Miss .Adde Wright is spending Il few
days visiting her friend. Lulu Mcguire.
Workmen have commenced the erec-
ton of the new Green Bay Lumber
shed.
Ed Ryan was at Dunlap Saturday
looking after shipment of cattle from
his farm.
Our Brownies go to Odebolt Friday
to cross bats with the secoHd nine at
that place.
Messrs. A. Dannett and DR.. Patter-
son and their ladies drove up from
West Side Sunday
Messrs. Thos, Ratchford and M. J..
Keane and wives attended the Romans
funeral at Denison Monday.
Mrs Frank Woods spent Friday with
her daughter. Mrs ALI Tempest, in
the hospital at Council Bluffs.
Messrs. Alfred Wright, Samuel ".
O'Hare and Senator" VIM. Cramer of
Denison were Nailites Sunday.
County Clerk Kruger and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kruger's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. BARLEY Mitchell.
Name O'Connell of Shenandoah.
Penn returned TO her home Thursday
after several months visit with Vail
relatives and friends
| Advertised letters for week ending
July 10th: Frank Barth. Thos. Can
non. William Gessman, Mrs. Rye
Smith. d L. Boynton, P. M.
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ARION NEWS LETTER.

AklON NEWS LETTER.
Editor McVey was pleasant caller
in town Monday.
Miss Lille Jones of Charter Oak,
spent Sunday in town.
Frank Exams is working with the
Northwestern surveyors.
Geo. Mobiles spent Sunday with his
cousin, Mrs. n. Richards.
Attorney Harding and wife spent the
Fourth at the home of Geo. Rae.
Miss Mae Frampton of Boone, visited
her aunt. Mrs. Coon, on Monday.
John Golf and Miss Myrtle visited
with relatives in town over Sunday.
Quite number OF our people attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. j. E. Romans.
On Monday carload of chickens
were taken in and shipped from Arion.
Mrs. o. Nj. Underhill returned home
on Monday after visiting relatives a
few days.
The Union Aid Society will give an
ice cream social in the Wigg building
on Thursday evening.
o. M. Underhill and wife are spend
ing few Gays with their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. N. P. Underhill.
Ruth and Gala Richards and DR..
and Mrs. Coon attended the Sunday
School convention at Dow City Sunday
morning.
Mrs. L. Green, Miss Nettie Green
ard DR.. and Mrs. Evans were in at
tendance at the funeral of Mrs. Ro-
mans on Monday.
d. Butler is preparing to move
his livery barn from the railway COM
pany's lots. We have not learned of
the new location.
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. G.. w. Under
hill and w. w. Coon and wife were
among the number who attended Mrs.
Mrs Romans funeral.
Clyde Underhill is spending few
weeks with his aunt. Mrs. G. w.
Underhill, while his mother and Mrs.
DR.. Carr are at Lake Minnetanka.
Mr.. and Mrs. dave Houston were
visiting friends here last Saturday.
Dave thinks there is no other state to
be compared with Colorado for cattle
ranches.
Several of the Arion men were out
all night in search of the man who
broke Jail. Sheriff Bell telephoned
shortly after it occurred and the mer
responded at once. but did not succeed
In catching the rogue.
| The Arion people who listened tt
the speech made by Fl. ShawVan a
Buck Grove on July 4th. pronounced
it very good indeed. If people would
= live up to the good advice given b,
him in his speech the world would b.
the better for it.
There are daily calls for laborn,
men in this place, and the work is hin
dered for this lack of help And We
there are men continually coming t.
our doors asking for food. and thei
plea is they are out of work. Is tn
fault with the country or is the faul
with the individual?
The Sunday School convention a
Dow City was we'll represented by pee
pie from this place, and ali join il
thanking the Dow City people for thei
! hospitality. All returned home feel
! ing that they had been greatly bene
fitted by the meeting The exercise
and talks bv Prof. Van Ness. Mis-
French and Mrs. Young were exceI
tionally good
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from Texas. whore they have been
living, They intend to stay in Iowa.
Frank Jones is now clerking in Mr..
Perry's store at Mapleton
There was 40 preaching last Sabbath
at the Presbyterian church
The posto1ice looks quite tidy since
it has been neatly e-papered
Mrs. j. r. Miller is here from Ma
ni!la to visit her daughter, Mrs. VIM
Miller.
Mrs. Schoenicke and daughter, of
Chicago. are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Frank Reetz.
Roy Roup and wife drove to Ute on
Sunday. Her little sister returned
home with them
\ game of ball between Charter Oak
and Ida Grove at Ida Grove is to take
place next Wednesday.
Mrs. !. S. Roup went to Newton on
Saturday to visit her brother and sis
tiers for "a few weeks.
| Miss Kate Healey returned home
from kenwood Thursday. Her sister
Lucy accompanied her.
ErneS, Knight came down from Ida
Grove Saturday evening to visit with
| friends in the Oak for short time
Mr.. Wheeler, of Nebraska. stopped
o.er FOR weeks visit with Nj. l.. Nc
Elwain on his way home from the east.
Mrs LeValley went to Ida Grove on
Saturday to stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. knight. during the sumner.
Rev. Linn went to Byron, ILL.,, last
week, where he will join his wife and
from there will go to Chicago and
spend his months vacation.
Miss Freda Jacobsen came home from
Sioux City Friday to visit few days
while her uncle, j. Scans, is here from
Wyoming.
The town of Charter Oak was sadly
shocked to hear of the death of Mrs. j.
B. Romans. A goodly number of
friends went to Denison to attend the
funeral.
l. A. Mains now occupies the Brat
thauer house, and Henry Hoefer is
having the one be vacated remodeled
and repaired. The Cross brothers are
doing the carpenter work.
Mrs. Lille Hansen, Mrs. A. Wendt
and son. Mrs. A Eggen, Mrs. H. Vogt
and Mrs. VIM Heller came in on the
evening train Saturday from Epiphany,
S. D.. where they had been to consult
Il physician.
Mrs. Young, of Logan, aged 80 years,
who came here Tuesday to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Waddingham, and her
adopted daughter. Mrs. F. Benning.
: took the Saturday morning train for
home. She was accompanied only by
a ten year old granddaughter.
:, NJ. e. NOTES.
Herman Riedesel led the Epworth
League Sunday evening.
w. H NJ. S. will meet with Mrs. DR..
McWilliams Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. All are invited.
Mrs. William Miller kindly consent
ed to preside at the organ during the
: absence of Miss Drake. Her sister
! sang in the choir. Thanks
: Rev. Thos. Carson referred to the
liquor problem in his sermon Sunday
: evening and urged upon the people and
J. city council more rigid and better en-
: forcement of the ;nulct law at this
e place The salooukeepers ought to be
r compelled to have respect at least for
h one Law \ very few of the provisions
d of the nuct law are enforced at this
= place Why:
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS

| DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
| Carl Ingwersen, of Clinton, IS visit
ing at the lngwersen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Stone spent the
fourth and fifth at Lake View
Miss Uta Mckay, of Missouri Valley,
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. DR..
Carr.
/ Mrs Geo. McDougall and friend.
| Mrs. Richards, of Omaha, returned
home Monday.
| The Remnants club held a picnic
on Mr.. Stones lawn the Fourth. They
report fine time.
Mrs. A. Robertson and daughter,
Mrs. F. L. Hoffman, of West Side, have
gone to Des Moines for an extended
visit.
Mrs. Matthison returned to her home
Thursday after visit here of two
Sands.
4 Edmond Howorth received word that
his sister, Mrs. Moorhead, of Wood
bine, passed away Monday a. %. She
was among the early settlers.
The Sunday School convention OF
this district met here Sunday. The
different sessions we're very we'll at
tended, and a great deal of interest
was made manifest.
The many old patrons of Mr.. A. Rob
ertson will be glad to note his health
has SO far improved as to be able to re
J sumo his old trade. blacksmithing
Dow City has been without an expert
steady blacksmith for some time ant
this news will be generally welcomed
He is at his own shop in the old stand
The Simpson college male quartet,
gave a concert in Green's hall Satur
day evening. Every number wa
heartily encored. The solos by MIR
Middleton. the base singer, deserv'
especial mention. His voice is certain
ly wonderful. Should the boys com,
again they will receive most heart
welcome.
While fighting fire on Thew's bar
Nelson Graves lost his footing an
slid down the roof and fell to TIL
ground. He received severe injuries
I one bone in the ankle was broken. ar
other cracked and the ligaments tor
: badly. He will probably be laid up a
! summer. He has the sympathy OF
great many friends.
! A telegram was received here Nor
: day afternoon by the |. O. O. f. lodg
says Hal Hammond died in Tennesse
of typhoid fever and will be brough
y here Wednesday for burial This is
1 great shock to his many friends her,
: He went to Tennessee in April to wor
with the surveyors ON a railroad there
: and the fever has claimed him as
Z, victim.
e A number of severe electric storm
have visited this section lately. Thur
il day night lightning struck an empt
: shed back of d. Thew's livery barr
Il and in a few minutes the shed an
5 barn were in flames. The fire was e>
3 tinguished after hard battle with bu
! small loss. Friday p. m. Will Fishell
s house south of town was struck. The
6 say every room in the house show
e signs OF the lightning's path. MIR
8 Fishell received severe shock.
5 Mr.. +. w. Meyers spent Sunday
s Iowa City. whittier he was called /
& the news tina his son and heir had CT
. his fir st tooth. He says that the T.
= port is true and is ready with hgur,
T TO prove that Frederick Louis is
s world beaten.
Mr.. Eli Manning, OF Charlton. cal
7 didate for Secretary OF State, called c
y Denison politicians Monday. M
IS Manning is good man and Won
4 make good official
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Mr.. Eli Manning. OF Charlton. can
didate for Secretary of State, called on
Denison politicians Monday Mr..
Manning is a good man and would
make good official.
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Mr.. +. W. Meyers spent Sunday in
Iowa City. whittier he was called by
the news tina his son and heir had cut
his fir st tooth. He says that the re-
port is true and is ready with figures
TO prove that Frederick Louis is Il
a world beaten.