Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
MINNEAPOLIS BuDGETARIAN.
Very cold at this writing.

MINNEAPOLIS BuDGETARlAN.
Very cold at this writing.
Dame Rumor says there will be we'd
ding soon followed by trip to California
SO keep your eyes wide open.
+. h. Lucas an old resident Of Minne-
apos passed away last "Wednesday at the
CITY hospital where hs had been confined
for the past eight months. HIS funeral
was held from 81. James church Friday
afternoon. Rev. Wade officiating. He
leavesa wife and four children and host
Of friends to mourn his death.
Again we we're made TO feel sad when
the news reached us OF the death OF Ar.
thur Riley who left this world Friday
night at the City Hospital. Arthur was q
patient sufferer for many years in fact
nearly all his lite being ~ years old when
he died. He seemed cheerful 10 the last
and we can but say "Our loss is heavens
gain" His funeral which Wis largely
attended was held from st. James church
Monday afternoon. Rev. wade oficiat-
iug. He leaves mother two sisters, two
brothers and host Of relatives and friends
to mourn his demise.
Essis Mason Is slowly recovering from
her recent illness, she will be out agsin
soon.
Tho City Federation held special SER
vices ut St. Peters church Sunday evening
. large namber being present Papers
were read BY Mesdames. Anna Morris.
Jennie = Watson, Mary L. joyce and
lone f. Gibbs. 1t Is The aim of-ths Fed
GRAFTON to hold these meetings once
month at our different churches.
George Adams Of Fargo, N. u. ID in the
city to remain indetinitsly. Il
The beautiful drama entitled "a noble
outcast' was ably presented At ST. James
church Thursday evening to oa packed
house, not even stan ling room could be
had comfortably and those who saw il
say 1t was One Of the best dramas ever
rendered IN the twin cities BY ioc i talent.
II was under the management Of Mrs.
Geo n. Wade and composed the follow
ing cast OF characters Gerald Weston,
known as Jerry the tramp. Arthur Spence
Col. see, A Southern Banker, Waiter
Barbee; James Black burn, his nephew,
). s Johnson; Jack Worthington, Black
burns rival, Harry Lee; Mrs. Lee wife ot
the Colonel. Dora Withers; France, "A dis.
puted possession. Mrs Geo. n. Wade;
Sadie, Faithful but FREQ Beatus Wade
Mrs. Ada Murphy furnished several piano
selections during the acts, also the Twin
City Harmony Quartette. Several re-
quests have been made for repeating the
drama and they will do In the near future.
The.St. James Mite Missionary socIety
ladies Win 10 thahk the public for pat
ronizing them In this atfsir Tor 1t was
given for their purpose and they feel proud
Of their success.
Rev. and Mrs Wade have commenced
rehearsing their Easter chorus Of thirty,
voices or more, watch the programme.
| D. G. BasAeld OF st. Cou :, Mimi.
came down Sunday morning to Sue hie
wife and daughter of. they having le t
Sunday evening for Adrian. Mich.
Several OF our people are on the sick
list.
The City Federation met les. Friday
with Mrs. Sample.
DR.. Fred Nelson oursyoung physician 10
very busy now days which speaks we'll
lor himself
Ifyou fail to attend the emancipation
musical at st. James church on the 3Oth.,
you will miss rare treat. some OF tie
best talent Of Minneadolis will appear.
We would be very glad to get news Of
any kind for the Bystander either social,
religious or otherwise. any one having
the same will please bringor send it to
the agent 3.5 9Th Avenue South.
Tne rapid growth OF st. James A. NJ.
E. churcb has made the edifce entirely
too small for the many people who con-
grega9e there sunday after Sunday to
worship.
In the de 'th Of DR.. c. II. Wood, Presi-
dent ofthe Union Saving Bank and PEN
sion examiner at Vicksbnrg, Miss, our
race looses most valuable member and
representative.