Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-09-21
MUCHAKINOCK NEWS.

Rev. VIM. Williamson left last
week to attend the conference Mt
Minneapolis. His congregation would
be pleased to have him returned.
Those on the sick list are Lucian
Cary, Miss Florence Logan and little
sister, Lather Bingham, Herbert Lon
don and Mrs. Lima Henderson.
The Odd Fellows had memorial ser
vices at the A. NJ. Il. church Sunday.
Rev. Brookings preached very able
sermon. The NJ. c. band headed the
procession from the hall to the
church and return.
| Misses Sarah Porter and Susie Will
son attended the funeral of William
r. Foster in Des Moines last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cary of Des
Moines are in our city at present on
account of their sons illness.
George Kieffer's 6-year-old boy
shot his brothers foot off with Il
breech loading shot gun while his
father was in the mine and his
mother trading at the store. The
doctor was Immediately called and
dressed the wound. The baby was
only 10 months old.
Mrs. Abe Chapman is quite sick at
this writing. h.. .-.>' ..-..
Mrs. Charles Mease and Mrs. Ella
London went to Lakonta Sunday.
Muchakinocl1 after holding. out as
a non-union camp for twenty or more
years last week became union
camp.
Mrs. Nelson Carr of Muscatine is
visiting relatives and friends here
at this writing.
Miss Gertie Lewis of Dubuque re-
turned to her home last week after
visiting several weeks here and in
Oskaloosa.
Mrs. James of Des Moincs is visit
ing her daughter and friends at this
writing
Lather Bingham died Sunday night
of a complication of diseases.
Lucian Cary is in a precarious con-
ton with typhoid fever at this writ
ing.
Quite number of families will
move to new mine No. 10 this week.
Mrs. Ella London, Cornelia Mease,
Ella Henderson and VIM. Toler were
visitors at No. 10 mine Sunday.
The NJ. C. band will give con-
cert and festival Sept. 26.
Mr.. Moletus Rhodes made bust.
ness trip to Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Matte Farror has returned
from an extended trip to Washing
ton, d. c. She prefers living in Os-
kaloosa.
MT. pleasant NOTES.
Mrs. Robert Anderson anu two lit
10 RI r1,{o trio hr
left Wednesday for visit with rela-
tives in Kahoka, Mo-, and Keokuk.
Iowa. Mrs. Anderson will remain un-
til after the street fair in Keokuk.
Last Sunday was the last Sunday
for Rev. Rhinchart. Mr.. Tansel oc-
cupied the pulpit in the morning.
Rev. Miller of the Second Baptist
church preached an excellent sermon
to an appreciative audience in the
afternoon, after which the sacrament
was administered by Rev. Rhinehart.
At night Rev. Rhinehart preached his
farewell sermon. 1t was short but
good, and the advice he gave should
be needed by all. .-ts4
Last Monday morning Rev. G.. W.
Rhinehart and wife departed from
our city. The reverend goes from
here to Ottumwa to visit few days
with his children, then to St, Charles,
Mo-, to attend the Missouri confer
ence and to get an appointment. His
wife went to Keokuk to visit rela-
tives and friends and to remain until
after her husbnd gets his appoint
ment. The reverend gentleman and
wife have only oeen with us year.
but in that time they have made
many friends. The whole community
wish them Godspeed. -sf
A very large crowd was at the
depot last Saturday night to see
Mrs. Tally and daughter Alma leave
for their new home in Chicago. We
wish them success and happiness in
their new home.
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