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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01
MT. PLEASANT NOTES.

Ward B. Cole was entertained at the
McCracken home for dinner Christina
day.
The I. X. s. club entertained few of
their gentlemen friends Christmas night
at the home Of the Misses Bartlett. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
V. Williams and L. Psge gave dance
at June's Hall Christmas night.
Quite a number of friends were enter
tanned ..at the Reescer home Christmas
day. The dinner was an elaborate one.
All present 81 joyed themselves.
v. Wilbur and L, Page gave dance at
June's Hall Christmas night.
The A. NJ. e. Sunday School and the
Baptist Sunday Schaol gave concerts at
their respectiee churches Christmas eve
Trees were also had aud presents put on
for the little folks by the Superintendent.
The Methodist Sunday School served
rabbit pie and ioe cream. after the con.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01
FORT MADISON NOTES.

William Price is on the sick list,
Frank Dedrick of Des Moinss is visit
ing relatives in the city.
G. Johnson of Ceosr Rapids is tho
CUES. OF Rev. and Mrs A. Ford,
Floyd Robertson visited his parents at
Keokuk Christmas.
Messrs D. 3. Holmes and Alvin Shep-
ard visited in Mt. Pleasant Christmas
day.
Oabo Dunlap is visiting friends in
Quincy, ILL.,
Warren Murphy visited in Monmouth
Saturday.
Rev. d. A. Holmes is visiting relatives
at Macon, Mo.
Mrs. Harry Hoskins of Davenport 10
the guest of her parents Rev. ana Mrs. 0.
Mcclellan .r.
Geo. Yeiser is visiting relatives at Rock
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanders of Shell.
bins. Mo-. are visiting their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Wallace spent
Christmas in Monmouth.
Messrs Grant Thomas and Carter of
Mt. Pleasant were in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Castleman and Miss Matte
Thomas spent several days last week In
Galesburg.
Patrick Bowman is seriously ill at hin
home on Chestnut Street.
William Steward Of Davenport is in the
city. 49, .@
Rev. and Mrs. J. o. Goodwin enter
tanned at dinner Saturday IN honor Of
Mr.. G. johnson of Cedar Rapids.
There were excellent Christmas pro.
gramms at the churches Thursday even-
ing. .@ .-,
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CEDAR RAPIDS NOTES.

The A. M. E. church fair was splen-
did success. Never before in our his
tory have we done so we'll under cir
cumstances. The quilt that was raffl.
ed off was won by Mrs. Marshall
Perkins, ...
The ceaiing of the basement has
been completed and two old wood
stoves that have long been an eye sore
have been taken down. 49,
The furnace has been repaired and
the cold foot bragrade have been told
to "go way back and sit down."
According to the old custom the s.
s. had their Xmas tree the night before
Xmas and every member. OF the school
was remembered with a present.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Tyler entertain.
ed few friends on Xmas day. Elder
Clemm mems was among them.
Mrs. Sarah Bonly is able to be at her
work again, after few weeks illness.
Grandma Raspberry is still unable to
leave her bed. ..-.. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis L. Boyd enter.
tanned merry party at dinner last
Friday, in honor of Mrs. Jenny Robin.
son who celebrated her birthday an.
niversary on that day.
The Silaome Yates club will meel
this week with Mrs. Laura Martin.
The program will consist mainly OF
the discussion "What can be done tc
interest our young people" lead by
Mrs. F, Lavell.
Miss Helen and mastre Forest spen,
pleasant Xmas visit Upton. H.
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The officers and soldiers of Company
G of the Twenty.fifth Infantry gave
their frat social reception to the citi-
zens of Des Moines last Saturday mig ht.
OF Ft. Des Moines from 2 to II o'clock.
There were quite number present
and to say they enjoyed themselves
nicely 10 putting 1t mildly, everything
with that military dignity and orderly
dispatch. Dancing. conversation and
games were the amusements. Music
was furnished by mandolin club and
ct 10 O'Clock Madam Julia Bronner,
hostess. and one of the sergesnts led
the crowd, followed by j. L Thomp-
son and wife; to the spacious dining
hall where Ave course supper was
served, all cooked and served by the
members of the Company. The invi-
tstions were signed by 5. W. Toliafer.
rou, lst sergeant of Company G Twenty
fourth U. s. Infantry.
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CLINTON ITEMS.
Last week


The annual Christmas tree and exer-
cises of Bethel Sabbath School will take
place Saturday evening the 26th.
The Stewardess met Monday Afternoon
and Interpretations for an entertain,
ment in the near future.
A concert snd supper will be given
Christmas night under the auspices Of tho
officers Of Bethel church under the efi-
Gent man cement Of Rev. Speese.
Trustee election is set for the first Tues
day in January
Rev. W. w Russell the able pastor Of
the Second Baptist church will preach his
farewell sci mon Sunday the 17lh, he will
leave for Edwardsville. Ills. the following
week where he has accepted call to the
Mt. Joy Baptist church Of that city, it was
With much regret that h.s resignation
was accepted by the church as officers and
members Of the church claim that in the
past two years Of his pastorate that he
has accomplished more than any pastor
in the history ofthe Second Baptist church.
Since he has been here he has repaired
the church and put parsonage on the
chnrch lot, and put in q permenant side
walk and paid for it. We wish him suo-
cess in his new field of labor.
An entertainmont was given by the
tribe Joshua sons Of valor Friday OF last
week.
Mrs. T. E. MoNeil leaves soon for .
visit at her old homs In Savannah, CO.
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Price, Five Cents.

osrt very nice SUM was realized and
a part oft will 60 towards organ fund.
Minnie Tansil Of Much skinock is spend
Ing Christmas here with her grand.
mother Mrs. SLrah Ferry.
Mrs. l.. A. Clay his returned from .
months visit at West Point with her
grand daughter Mrs. Will P.ckins.
Howard Berl Of Burlington is visiting
10 grand mother Mrs Adams.
James Moss # Fairfield Is in the city
this week.
Ray Mason returned to the city satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rice are the parents
of = little boy borued Monday.
Lawyer Geo. Woodson Of Muchakino X
is expected 10 be In the city next Sunday.
Rev. j. IL. Jones of Ottumwa preached
here Sunday.
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BOONE ITEMS.

Mrs. j. w. Starks has had severe at
tack Of gripp.
Frank Taylor has been confined to his
bed for the last two weeks by 9 severe
attack Of rheumatism but is now able to
walk out again.
Mrs. Sarah Smith of Des Moines spent
Christmas with her mother Mrs. Terry.
Joseph Robinson has gone to Des
Moines to work.
Mrs. Anna Taylor left Christmas even.
ing for home in st, Josedh, Mo. after Q
weeks visit with her mother Mrs. Terry.
Joseph Robinson has gone to Des
woines to work.
The choir assisted BY the little folks
rendered very able and pleasing Christ
mas cantata on the 2srd. The proceeds
were beyond expectation and there have
been several requests that the cantate be
repeated,
Mrs. Jennie Robinson and two young
est children ri Carroll are visiting at the
home OF her mother Mrs. Emily Terry.
Lewis Williams gave two Christmas
balls at the hall, one on Thursday night
and one on Friday night. Quite a num-
Der of Des Moines people including Mr..
Geo. Cleggett as piano!st.
Mrs. Anna Taylor left Christmas even
ing tor her home In st. Joseph, Mo. after
a weeks visit with her son George.
The sabbath School and choir rendered
. short Christmas programme the 25th..
at the close Of which the tree was disrob.
ed. alter the distribution Of presents the
ladies Of the church served refreshments
Lizzie JENKINS had q severe relapse Of
lung lever this week.
There will be q repetition Of the cantata
on Wednesday evening.
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Me-. and Mrs. O A. Watts entertain
ed the Olive Branch Whist Club last
Wednesday at their home. They ser.
we'd luncheon. The frst prize was
won by Mr.D F. Woodard which was
q cut china serbert glass, the second
prize chocolate set was won by Mr..
g. Williams, the BOBBY prize was a.
warded to T. E. Woods. The club
viii meet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Williams 1924 4th street next We'd
nesday night.
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Plan National Convention

Baltimore, Dec. 29.-President
Charles F. LaFon Of the Afro
American league and national
clubs, issued a call today to the
members Of the committee of ar
rangements of the national con-
vention to meet in Chicago, jan
uary, 20, 1904, to arrange for the
national convention of the organ
ization.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

AID the civil and political equali,
of all men before the law. The
uuqualifedly indorsed the courage
GUS craftsmanship of Theodor
Roosevelt and called upon the Ma
tional Republican party to nam,
him as standard bearer for the part,
party of freedom and human liberty
in 1904 and pleged the support O
the 800, 900 colored men scattered
throughout the North, East ane
West.
Rev. George w. Lee, pastor o.
the Vermont Avenue Baptist church
led the opposition to this sentiment
Of Endorsement of the President and
the Republican party, in a witty and
interesting speech, in which the com
plant was voiced the President and
his party was not seeking to remedy
the political condition of the color.
ed man.
Rev. Mr.. Corrothers secured the
floor at the conclusion of the for
mers address and in ringing speech
held that the Negroes of the country
should not bolt from the Republi-
can party as Mr.. Lee had suggested.
The endorsement of President
Roosevelt, which it was desired by
the Corrothers faction to be insert
ed in the platform, was lost by a
vote of 38 to 3z, wheaeupon that
gentleman and his followers bolted
the convention, formed an organi-
zation with Corrothers as president
unanimously adopted the resolutions
The remaining thirty eight dele
gates under the leadership of w.
Calvin Chase of Washington and
James H. Hayes of Virginia unani-
mously adopted the following reso-
luton: .>..
''Be it resolved, that we appeal
to the President of the United States
to supplement his commendable acts
in TIE interest of justice and fair
play for our race by recommendable
acts in the interest of justice and
fair play for our race by recon-
mending to Congress the passing ol
legislation for the enforcement of
the thirteenth, fourteenth and fif-
teenth amendments, thereby making
operative his stand for equal rights.
1t was also incorporated in the
resolution that the suffrage league
should hold a convention in Chi
ago just before the holding of the
Republican National Convention
which meets in June and request
the latter convention to adopt a
plank to uphold the fifteenth
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

A number OF young people have re-
celved the following unique invitation:
"Hurrah for the old year 1908. the
girls have planned to have some fun at
ooS on the street that number three.
lou bet we will prove our loyalty to
'Ae old year out and, also welcome the
new year In. Rachel has let US have
hef happy home, SO please do not for
get to come. Dec. 81, 1909"
II We can find out who the author
was OF the above invitation we will
publish their name if they will allow
us.
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The Masonic basket lovefeast given
last Wednesday evening was not 80
we'll attended as expected, especially
by the Past Master Mason only q few
that was on the programme was pre-.
sent. A nice lunch was served, those
on programme who were present re-
sponded well.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

Inc great Welch Esterford will give
tnelr annual competition contest today
ana tonight at the Plymouth church
7eorner OF Sth and Pleasant streets. 1t
VII De q rare treat in the way of fine
music and Grafton as prizes are given
20 % each winner. Admission so cents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

Last Monday nigh, Haa the election
Of officers Of the Hod .arr4ers Union,
end Nj John r. Wilson was reelected
financial secretary. He has held that
office for about two years and during
that time several hundred dollars of
that unions money has been accounted
for and dispensed by him.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

l. L. Brown and Geo. l.. Suitor Of
Marshalltown were in the city last
Wednesday, attending the Masonic
meeting in honor of ST. Johns ami
versary, the former is the Grand Mas
ter and the latter is Chairman of the
Committee on Code Revision,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

When in Charlton, Ia, stop
with Mrs. M. A. Shelton for
good rooms and meals, two and
half blocks south of the depot,
across from the foundry.
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DR.. and Mrs. K. s. Brown entertain
ed Wednesday evening Mrs. Luther
Abbey, Mrs. Mckenzie, Miss Emma
Alexander, Miss Bell and Lulu Blair,
Mr. Percy Manning, Chas. Mccullough,
G. Skaters. st. Paul Appeal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

DR.. A. G. Edwards expects to leave
for his home in Knoxville, Tenn, some
time in January to visit his family who
are spending the winter there.
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John Early one of our well known
and substantial citizen called ut the
BHsTADER and paid for years sub
scription. He had just sent his daugh-
ter Mrs. Viola Hall Of Buxton valu-
able Christmas present in the form Of
$4,000 money order.
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FOR RENT-several good rooms
furnished for gentlemen only, down
town; bath, etc. For further parsicu-
lars inquire 1T BYsTAHDRB office, room
405 Marquardt block.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Williams en-
tertsined at dinner Christmas day,
covers were laid for twelve. An en-,
ioyable time was spent.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1904-01-01

We have had beautiful Christmss
weather here, no snow as other cities
had, perfectly dry and warm.
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Geo. Logan Bailif ofthe Court house
Is spending the holidays In Savannah,
Mo, visiting relatives.
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N. Matthew has resigned his posi-
ton Is porter at the G. +. l. Railway
depot,
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Miss Mary Montague met with quite
painful accident last week by fall
She Is improving at this writing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Watkins of Ills
Thirteenth street entertained Mrs.
Alfred Rivers at dinner Christmas day.
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Announcement Cards

Please announce my name as a can.
didate for the office of mayor of Des
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convention. John MacVicar.
l hereby announce my name ss q
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ward, subject to the Republican con-
vention. Eugene VanDyke.
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seation. w. W. Williams.
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Repu blican primary. j. Il. Beck.
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Rev. James Patterson returnd home
last Thursday from q visit Of several
months in Pocshontas, Va.
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Don't forget to attend the Welch
Eis,eddfod concert Friday night at
Plymouth church,
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B. j. Shepard of Clivs was Des
Moines caller this week.

Mr.. Bert Jones of Abba spent Sun.
day in our city.
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Mr.. VIM. Jones of Montezuma spen,
few days in our city this week.
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Remember that the BYsTANDER holi-
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CITY NEWS.
IN.B. II you have relatives or friends visit
~ u tns ny % a y yonr rie
Happy New Year to all our readers
Joseph Harris was on the sick list
this week.

william Fox returned from Keokuk
Wednesday.
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LIr. George W. Driver VIII Celebrate

Als 42d business anniversary Monday.
l3Scemoef \, ana VIII be pleased 10 see
All of his old friends and patrons
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Doors and Windows Weather Stripped
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Sunday Hours, P. N. to II P. NJ.
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cent net on investment Sell or exchange.
hAREICK q AELCALE. ~ o IL nols-lf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-11

S. "Dangler" Oil Heater, $3.50.
A. Eberly's Sons. us 7th 81. NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-11

IS virtually a gift. az the property viii event.
tally pay for itself The property Is new.
wei constructed; contains two apartments Of
five rooms. bath, cellar, and yard EACH lot
- l-3Xs6. to large paved alley. RENTED a.
SOD. PARTY WALL WORTH $50