Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-04-19
CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGETARIAN.

, CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGETARIAN.
We are indeed panied to chronicle
the very sad and sudden demise of MIR.
Allard Price, which occurred Sunday
evening at 6:l6, at his home on Oak
avenue. Mr.. Price had only been ill
about four days with complication of
diseases. He leaves to mourn their
loss. o wife, two daughters and one
son. besides other relatives and friends.
His funeral occurred Wednesday after
noon from the A. NJ. E. church, con-
Quoted by Rev. Bass The choir furn-
ished music.
Mrs. Bailey, Of Ottumwa, arrived in
our city, Monday, being called here by
the death Of Mr.. Price.
Mrs. Mary Crawford was taken sud
denly i'll last week, and is quite sick
! yet at her home on South 7th street.
| The Stewardess will give social,
Thursd day evening for pastors support.
! They will have rally Sunday, and the
collections will be taken up in the
morning by Mesdames May Tyler and
Addie Perkins. In the evening Mes
danes Louisa Perkins and Matte
Wade will otficiatc. Let every body
come out and assist the ladies in their
efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Brown entertain
ed at dinner Sunday, MIR. and Mrs. :.
L. Terry.
Mother Ingleman is reported quite
sick at this writing.
| We are now being entertained by our
annual April showers.
The Fishes Jubilee Singers passed
through our city last week enroute for
The southern part of the state where
they were to give a concert.
Little Mayo Perkins had the mis- for.
tune to get severely burned about the
face last Tuesday while playing in the
fire. However his wounds, though
very severe, are healing rapidly.
No doubt Cedar Rapids, which is
known as the "Parlor City, will enter.
tain the Republican State Convention.
She is in every way capable of doing
so notwithstanding the fact that Des
Moines says she is not. We have one
of the finest auditoriums here any
where to be found.
THE die is cast and the plum is yours
we know e. r. is composed of royal
entertainers.-ED
Ii seems strange, and oh! so funny
that some people say they never, and
would not read the Bystander, because
it has no news in ii, and yet they can
always tell the agent and others what
the paper contains. They say they
would not subscribe for the piper, but
they like it we'll enough to borrow and
read every item therein. We would
advise those who do subscribe for it,
never to loan your paper, and you will
do yourself justice.
Prof. T. w. Stepp and &. II. Wade
writes that they are meeting with won.
derful success in their artist business,
both in this state and Missouri.
The latest now is the convention and
who are you going to entertain? The
Rapids will no doubt entertain her
guests in royal manner, thus main.
tanning her former reputation, SO no
-sne need stay away thinking they will
not he taken care of in great style.
"Muchy," are you asleep yet? Wax G
up and tell us what you are doing.
Archie Price returned last week from
a very pleasant visit in Macomb, Ill
He says the attractions there are tempt
ing.
Rev. Bass informs us that he expects
to ride wheel the coming season. II
he does we may look for him any old
time.
Mr.. Z. C. Thomas filed the pulpit
Sunday evening, at the A. NJ E. church
Mrs. A. Ford will preach Sunday
morning.
Rev. Bass announced that the week
preceding quarterly meeting. that we
would have week of revival. Lei
every one take an interest in the meet
ings, thus making them interesting
and beneficial.
Subscribe for the Bystander and STOP
borrowing it.
Miss Hattie Martin planned and sue
cessfully carried out surprise party
on Miss Rosa Mcdonald, last Friday
evening. There were quite a jolly
crowd OF young people in attendance
also several older ones. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. A Ford has been appointed class
in the A. NJ E church, Mr.. Milligar
having resigned.