Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-04-07
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.

Inc revival meeting WDlCh was IN pro-
gress at the Mt. Zion Baptist church tor
the past three weeks closed last Wednes-
! day with five conversions.
The Willing Workers club met with
Mrs. Maggie Thompson last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Algee Of Manila. la. was Sun.
day visitor in our city.
A club has been organizer among the
young people known as the Twentieth
Century club. They met with Messrs
Torrance and Earl Casen last Thursday
evening.
MIR. Marcelles Clay born Of Omsha came
back to our city last Monday to work for
Jemes Washington again in the black
smith chop. he was sent for by the em-
ployer.
The Mt. Zion Baptist and A. M. f.
Sunday Schools are rehearsing tor Easter
Sunday.
The Improvement society will hold its
bazaar at the A. NJ T. church Thursday
evening".
Mrs. Carrie CsrtIey who has been un.
der the care of doctor for several week .
is getting along nicely and will be able
to be removed home Friday.
Mr.. Counie who mas been resident of
our city for many years, but lately has
been an inmate of the poor farm At Sar-
gent Bluffs, died Saturday at that place Of
old age He leaves sister in New York
to mourn his departure.
Mrs A. Jordan who has been visiting
relatives in Fort Scott. Kansas for the
past three weeks returned home Thnrs-
day. she was accompanied by her neice.
Last Week.
The Willing Workers club met last
Thursday with Mrs. Nina Williams.
The Improv, ment society met last
Thursday with MIS-. Hattie Williams.
Cupid is getting in his work and soon
you will hear the wedding bells pealing
! forth. .g. ..a. ......s..s. .
Miss Anna May Lee returned to our ci
ty last Tuesday after being absent irou
Us for several months. She has been VS.
lting bcr aunt at Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Emery Smith came down from
Yanktou, 5. D. last Tuesday on his way
to Chicago, thence to New York and from
there to Montreal, Canada where he ex.
poets to re2lde in the future.
Mr.. Phillip ID Brown, one OF our well
known citizens Suffered paraIylic stroke,
his right side being holly AFT cted, last
Tuesday at bis home on Jackson Street.
He has the sympathy of his many friends.
| esWatkln's Cornct band whIcn has
been supplying the city with music aud
which had become one Of the favorite
bands in Our city has disbanded. We are
very sorry to hear of it,
! A surprise party was given at the res
idence of MIR. and Mrs. Charles William
last Tuesday evening in honar of their
sons twentieth birthday. Mr.. Albert
William was very much pleased to have
bis associates remember him. A two
curse luncheon was served after which
the rest of the evening was spent IN
games and a social time They departed
at q late hour voting Albert good host
Those on the sick list are: Mts Ian %
Anna Washington, Myrtle Morgan and
| Mn Edward AskeW
Easter is not many Sundays of. The
women are pleas ed but the men are rot
for they know what will happen to their
pocket books.
Mr.. Brown and his family of Crescent,
Iowa clme to cur city last week to live.
We extend our hand to welcome them in
our midst.
Died in our city Friday, March II, An.
geline Sutton, the little daughter of Mr..
Edward Sultan after an illness of twelve
days with the pneumonia. She leaves q
father and host of little ptaymates to
mourn her departure. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock from
the family residence on Court Street
Rev. r. Knight of the A. M. L. chuIch
officiating. Interment WAS in Floyd oem'