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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
EDITORIALS.
ROOSEVELT & COLORED
SOLDIERS.

In another part of this paper
we publish full report regard.
ing the Presidents action in dis
charging a battalion of colored
soldiers of the Twenty-fifth In
fantry, which is three companies.
We are indeed sorry to see such a
wholesale course taken, for there
are nearly 800 good loyal inno-
cent soldiers who must suffer
the ignomy of a dishonorable dis
charge which carries with it the
stigmy of a traitor, and yet all
must suffer for the acts of one or
two who were down town that
night from the post. Would it
not have been better to have dis
charged all who were away from
camp or down town when this
killing took place? Certainly
those innocent ones knew nothing
about it. We DO not want to
shield crime on any of our race,
or tolerate any one who would,
but in the name of fairness and
common justice give each man a
square deal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
CEDAR RAPIDS NOTES.

On last Tuesday evening the ladies O.
the Eastern Stsr gave an entertainment
at the hnme Of Mre. NJ. @. Tyler. The
Q e,tertalnmtDt was opened with an IN
resting pr gramme and followed with
supper. A large attendance was present
an ever, body enj'yed q good time.
Mi Elite T,o-ber lett last Tuesday
evening Tor her h7me in Breckinlidge,
Mo. where she was called to the bedside
OF the sick sister.
Mr.. Ed. Marshall is still improving.
A few days sgo Mr.. Stanley Calder
MAZE a flying t,ip to Kentucky without
word Of farewell He retained last
Thursd,y evening with pleasant smile
on h,siace and q pretty bride on his arm.
Cedar Rapids extends TO them best wishes
and happy lie. Mr.. Calder was also
accompanied by his sister Miss Piicilla,
who will make her home with her broth
er on Th,,d Avenue West.
The members OF the choir will give an
oyster loat entertainment next Tuesday
| evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Hawkins, oysters served in all the styles
every body invited.
Rev. Andrew Ford filed the pulpit Sun,
day evening and delivered an excellent
discourse . large audisDce.
Frank Saddler has returned from
pleasant vac .,ion in Chicago.
Mrs. Clara Price returned Saturday
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
.OBITUAR Z.
Especial to the Bystander)

Il Z ~ Il. " *
Oskaloosa, Iowa Samuel Buckner
who died at his home in Oskaloosa Oc-
tober 31st 1906 age "a was born in
Green County, Kentucky He spent
his boyhood days in Kentucky and
Missouri He married Amenda Lau-
rance in 1852 who. died in 1874, to this
union were born ten children, eight OF
whom are living. He came to Iowa in
1863 settling in Van Buren County
where he lived for about tWenty-three
yeals, he then removed to Oskaloosa in
the year Of 1884 where he resided until
the time of his death. The children
are Mesdames Lida Hockedy, Lucy
Jeffers Of Oskaloosa; Emma Black OF
Washington, Ia; Messrs Charles OF
Auxvasse, Mo-; John of Keosauque, la.
Dudley and William Of Des Moines, Ia.
and Earnest Of Topeka, Kansas. The
remains was taken to Keosauqua where
he was laid away amid flowers by low
ing friends. He was q good citizen q
true friend and a loyal race man. We
extend to the berieved children our con
dolence.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
0RlNNELL NEWS.

Mrs Eva Renfrow and children who
have been visiting for three weeks At
the parental home returHed to her
home in Red Wing, Mimi. Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. b. J. Lucus, entertain
ed the Ladies' Sewing Circle Thursday
ofternoon. In the evening they were
j,ined by their husbands and I'll par-
took OF . sumptuous three coarse sup
per.
Messrs. Harvey and Horoce Spencer
who have been working here for the
past summer returned TO their home in
Chicago.
Mrs. Annie Goode entertained in
in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Eva Rem
frow. Each reported fine time.
: Miss Clara Miller who has been in
our city for the past three weeks visit
ed over Sunday with her parents in
Newton
Several attended the dedication OF
the $4,000 pipe organ at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday. Everyone was
we'll pleased with the music.
Mr.. George Banks Of Colfax IS work
ing in our city.
We want as many subscribers for the
Bystandsr as possible. Help us along
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
MOLINE oLEANiNos."

Rev. w. A. Searcy has returned from
spring H.. where be was sent 40 Z
delegate to the National Order Of fOrestora
The 81. Paui's A. NJ. Il. church are ar
ranging for Thanksgiving dinner and
supper VIII Oh will be given Masonic
Hall.
4 large number OF Moline people at
tended quarterly meeting services in Dav
export last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Colquist enter.
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood and
daughter Sunday.
The Eastern Star Chapter will have a
supper ct Masonic Hall Wednesday even
Ing.
Mrs. Edward Robinson and little
daughter departed for Chicago last week
where they expect 70 make their future
home.
Miss Mayots E. Wood has returned
home from her tour through the south
and reports very delightful time.
Miss Hattie Kelly Of Rock Island was .
Moline caller Sunday.
Miss Estella Bradley visited friends in
Davenport Sunday.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. G. B..
Walkup has purchased soIne more real
estate.
3 Misses MAble aud Cara Tarver enter
tanned friends sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
TAYLOR R-SHEFFEY.
Wedding Bells Ring at Woodson'.
Residence, Nov. 2, Oskaloosa,
INMa

DR., c. Sumner Taylor, N. D.,
formerly of Washington, D. c.,
and now Of Buxton, Iowa, was
united at high noon in marriage
to Miss Leila Sheffey, formerly
of Washington, D. c., and now
of Oskaloosa, Iowa.
DR.. Taylor comes from one Of
the oldest and best families in
the east, and graduated from
Howard University Medical Col
lege in the year 1908. Shortly
afterwards he came to the state
Of Iowa and passed the medical
examination with high honors at
Des Moines. He then came with
his certificate aud his diploma
and registered in both Mahaska
and Monroe counties. He began
with Offices at Oskaloosa and BuS-
ton, but his practice at the latter
place soon became so large and
important that it required all of
his time there and the young
couple will make Buxton their
future home, where a residence
has lately been erected for their
comfort and pleasure.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
CUnnlNS A WINNER

1t is indeed a great pleasure to
us to report the reelection OF
Hon. Albert B. Cummins again
for the governor of Iowa for the
third term. He is today one OF
the greatest leaders of the COM
mon people in the United States,
and this election is stepping
stone to become formidable
candidate for presidency when
we consider the magnitude Of his
victory Tuesday. No other man
in Iowa or the west could have
won under similar conditions.
He had the united opposition OF
the democrats, the sainted hypo-
critics of the "stand pats" against
him, the corportions against him,
the united opposition Of the rail-
roads and the opposition OF near
" all the federal Office holders
with most of the congressional
delegation, and then for him to
have won by $4,000 plurality
proves that the grand old party
. s s u
still loves to honor this fearless
leader and wise counsellor. On
to the White House.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09

Miss sheffey, or Mrs. Taylor,
the bride, comes from a union
between the Sheffey and Woodson
families of Virginia, and can
easily make good her title and
claim to belonging to the @ @t1rst
families of the old dominion.
Miss -Sheffey is a graduate IN
short hand and typewriting from
Howard University, Washington
D. c., and Immediately entered
the employment Of Woodson &
Brown where she remained. She
is one of the best lady court re-
porters IN Iowa. She has been a
resident of Iowa for nearly. eight
years, and for nearly five years
she has taken an active part IN
every public question Of impor-
tance affecting the welfare OF her
people, and she has been especi-
ally helpful in the uplifting work
carried on by the women OF her
race in this state.
Many friends il the whole
country congratulate these de-
serving young people, and wish
them long life and abundant sue sue
cess.
The marriage was private and
the ceremony was performed bJ
Rev. a. Cato Keye Ct the Flrs IS
Congregational church OF Oska
loosa. There were only presen
Mrs. Connie Carr Of Muscatine
and Lawyer George H. Woodson
the brides cousin, and the pas
| tors family, Mr.. Woodson acting
for the parents Of the bride.
The Iowa State Bystander ex
tends congratulations and wWlsl W
for this worthy young coupl
happiness and prosperity.
u n 4. X -t
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS BUDGETARIAN.

The weather man says We are having
Indian sunni er at this wri'iog.
Isaac Newton an old resident OF Minne-
apolis passed away at his home IN East
Minneapolis last Tuesday and vas bu' leo
from ST. James church Thursday tier
noon Rev. Wade officiating.
Mr.. Stockton is very low at the city
hospital.
I o. Modlin our popular undertaken
is quite sick at st. Barnaoas hospltsl WITH
the typhoid fever.
M. Arthur Spence and Miss Cora Low
ing were united in marri zee Monday
night at the st. James parsonage. Rev
Wade performing the ceremony. we
wish the couple happy and prosperous
life. Mr.. Spence is member Of 81
James choir. @
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS.

The Republican party in both
the Senate and Congress and
most of the states where honesty
and fairplay is practiced was
given a certificate Of authority
to proceed further in the manage
ment of the affairs of the United
States. 1t was great Republi-
can victory, considering the great
opposition the party had to fight.
It will remain the dormant party
80 long as honesty, justice and
liberty shall be her motto and her
future guide.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
ECHOES FROM Rock ISLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lambert visited in
Davenport sunday afternoon. they also
attended the quarterly meeting.
The Capital City club gave the first
ftheir series of dances on last Wed
nesday evening. The dance was large.
" attended by the young people Of the
tri. cities,
Miss c. Morrison who was indisposed
for several days is recovering nicely.
The Eastern Star anniversary which
took place last month WAS largely at
ten Jed and quite number Of address
es were made and some very fine pa
pers were read,
The Mckinley chapel Second Baptist
church young peopl have organized a
literary society for the coming winter.
The society meets every Monday night
The Rock Island Ladies Art CLUB will
meet with Mrs, VIM. Moore Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs Elnora Helms left "Wednesday
afternoon for several weeks visit IN
Chicago.
Ths Ladies Improvement Sewing
Circle was entertained Saturday even
ing by Miss Ruby Holmes The FOL
lowing youny men joined the circle:
M. johnson, Terrell, and Partee, and
Mrs. Jones.
Horanne Tabernacle will give
dance Thursday evening at Turnel
hall
Mr.. and Mrs. James Toliver are tn
proud parents Of a baby girl born Wee
nesday.
The New Model sewing Circle ar
preparing to give q play at the 7. N
e. A. auditorium.
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ENTERPRISE NEWS. f,

Mrs. MabIe Colman of Sayior and Mrs
D,Ila Fowler OF Enterprise was pleasant
caller at he ,e.iient OF Mrs. and Rev. G..
3. Green Sunday afternoon.
D. T. Mosley srrived here with his
family Friday TO mske this their home.
Mra. Julia Postom Of Buxton ~ visit
/ ( her daughter Mrs. G. Saunders.
q. H. Hsinsworlh and Gus Robinson
entertained Rev. U. E. Green Sunday.
Mrs, Barber entertained ct four
course lunch Friday Mp'dan'es Csby.
Banks, Lane and Rev q. E Green.
Jas, " iIsop and wita Of Woodbine i
in our town
Nj. and Mrs. Phine Of Little Rock,
Ak, 10 company with Mrs J.. Il. Nc
Ktnley visited Mrs. q. F Green and
mother Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09

At the meeting OF the drst district tes-
sion Of the Loyal Legion Of Labor held at
! st. Peters' church sunday afternoon, the
following programme will be rendered,
Seeotion, st. Thomss Episcopal choir;
Iavocation. Rev. w. r. Boone Solo, Mrs.
lone e. Glbb.; Wslcoms Address, Rev. H.
Il. Wileon; solo, Mrs. w. M. Smith; Re-
sponss. Z.,W. Mitchell; Solo, Maism DE
Les; Address. Or. X. 8. Brown; Selection.
81. james Choir; Address. Lawyer VIM.
Morris; Solo. Prot. ]. A. White; Solo,
Ars Geo H. Wade; Report OF members
4. q. Mar.hsIl; Selection Bethesda Choir;
Announcements; Se'ection; It, Peters
choir.
The reviva: meetings at 81. james
church are doing an abundance OF good
Sunday night Mrs. Howard preached
from the text "fifty-two Q .rds" the church
and gallery we're filed to over fl,wlng
The sc, mon was well delivered and much
influence has resulted rom it, the attend
arc each night is good.
Last Sunday was quarterly meeting at
st james st. Paul and was largely at.
tended Rev. Wade preached the sacra.
mental 81, mon ut 800 p m Elder Gaines
filled the pulpit morniag and evening
Rev. Wilson OF Minneapolis also assisted
Rev. Graves In the afternoon services,
quite number OF Minneapolis people ut.
tended.
Mra. Annie Nelson entertained Mrs.
II, Y .rd the evangelist at dinner Sunday.
John withers i. the new Supeliu.endant
of 81. James Sunday School.
Mrs. Ethel Williams entertained at din
ner Sunday Rev and Mrs. Wade, Opal
Wade and Mis-. w. ]. Adkerson OF 1t.
Paul
Mrs. Howard the evangelist will begin
a series OF meetings Tor Rsv. Graves in 81.
Plul sunday, from there she will return
to M,nnea oils aud be at 81. Peters.
Mrs. John Wnhers is expected home
soon from Pueblo, Colo, where she has
been visiting the past three mouths
The NJ. Z. C. club meets this week with
Mrs A. NJ. M ,ss.
A new club is being: organized in our,
city known as The Charity Club, they viii
d. Phllanthropic work. We wish them
success
The Pastors Aid Of st. James church
meets each Friday evening. A splendid
programme each meeting, all are invited
to l,e present.
Subscribe for the Bystander and then
yox will know just what is going on.
Mrs. Ei,s beth outhall gave dinner
Sunday 10 honor OF her daughter Mable.
Thoes present wers Miss Myrtle Taylor,
Cad Ot4snd Byron Wade. A pleasant
tims was hid BY all present.
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wife. assisted by Mrs. Martha Hsrn-
don, Mrs. Emma Berger, Mrs, LiSSio
Tannahill and Mrs. chatham served
an excellent vegetable dinner In hon.
or of the Alliance. Quite an enjoy.
able time was had. Rev. Duvall, form
or pastor Of the Baptist church In OF.
tumwa, and en- route to Pennsylvania.
was one OF the visitors to the Alliance
Monday sand made an address that
made some impression upon the body
assembled.
PreSs1in Elder N. y. Gordon came
to our 0ity for his hrst time Oct0ber
81 and held q successful quarterly
meeting. He preached two sermons
curing sunday to well attended con-
gregation. The spiritual interest waa
much awakened and the financial In
terest was good, and a new hold on
General affairs was grasped. 1t Is said
tlis Is one Of the best quarterly meet
ings that has been here for years.
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NOTICE or OFFICIAL VISITATION.

will visit ofiicially the lodges q
the jurisdiction on the dates as here
stated. w. M. s. will take notice.
Clinton, December and 4, 1906.
Dubuque, December 5 and 6, 1906.
Davenport, December Z, 1906.
Burlington, December 10 and "a,
1906. @
Keokuk, December IL and 13. 1906.
Ottumwa, December IA and II, 1906.
Abba, December 1S and 10. 1906.
Buxton, December 20 and 81, 1906. y
CIarinda, December 20 and "a. 1906.
Enterprise, December ~ and IS.
1906.
Des Moines. December 81. 1906, and
January l, 1907.
Omaha, January 2 and 3, 1907.
Omaha, January and 3, 1907.
Sioux City, January Z and 8. 1907.
Newton, January 3 and 10, 1907.
Oskaloosa, January II and -. 1907.
Marshalltown. January IA and Is.
1907.
Ceuar Rapids, January Il and IS.
W. H. Milligan, q. M.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
BUXTON NEWS.
Church Social and Business

The Monroe County Teaehers' Assoc
iatiou held their second educational
meeting iu the Buxton public school
building on last saturday. Superin'
tendent R. B, Spencer. presided and
there WAS . full attendance OF teachers
from all parts Of the county.
Mr.. l.. q. johnson, the genial secre'
tary OF the Y. NJ. G. A.. has been con.
fined to his home for several days with
,hroat trouble.
A political love feast was held at the
auditorium on Saturday night with
speaking by home talent
Mr. r. r. Butler formerly OF Albia.
Iowa, where he was connected with the
Monroe County News, is now . resi-
dent OF Buxton and engaged in the
Office OF the Buxton Gazette.
On Monday morning tue ministers OF
the city orgsuized . Ministerial Assoc
iation with the following officers:
President. Rev. 9. II. fMendenhall;
Secretary and Treasurer, Rev. A. L
DeMond. They have arrenged Tor .
union Thanksgiving service.
Mr.. Ely Cook, . young man connects
ed with the Y NJ. G. A. WAS buried
from the st. John Methodist church on
last Sunday, The members Of the Y.
NJ. C. A, turned out ID Q body.
The political campaign closed here
with an eloquent oration BY the match-
less N. E. Kendell Of Abba
The new electric hghts that are
being distributed over the city will
be but another step 10 the line of con-
slant Improvement that Buxton is
making.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS ITEMS.
Weather fine.

Weather fine. IN. I.
There is quite good deal Of bad
colds and general not feeling good all
around.
Mr.. Allen Esters died Sunday even
Ing at his mothers residence, 11O4
Avenue C. The funeral will take
place at the residence "Wednesday
morning at 10 oc,ock. Rev. Newman
will conduct the funeral services.
4. ..e Tri- City Minister'S Alliance met
at the A. M. e. church Monday morn
ing. There was nine ministers pres
ent and good number Of visitors.
After a good bit OF business had been
transacted, Mrs. Newman. the pastors
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evening from : visit to the parental hon

evening from . visit to the parental home
in Macomb, III.
The ladies OF the j. >. r. club led BY
Mesdames A. J.. Gray. A. M. Boyd and
NJ. NJ. Robinson gave beautiful chill
drens cantata At the church Monday
evening. The stage was furnished with
decorations typical Ct the autumn and
the speaking and singing were splended
and highly appreciated BY the large au-
dience present, after the programms oys-
ters, Ice cream and cake were served In
the basement
Mrs. Armstrong OF Marion attended
the Sunday morning services.
Mrs. Ben Hawkins 10 entertaining this
wees Mrs. Owens Of Independence.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
DAVENPORT ITEMS.

Mrs. Rev. M. /. Gordon, p. e., is In
the city the guest Of Mrs. B. Bright
Last Wednesday evening at the par
sonage Of the Third Baptist church
Mr.. Chas. Clay and Miss Hattie Cleve-
land were married by Rev. p. a..
Holmes, the pastor. They are at home
on Scott street. May long, happy
and prosperous life be theirs.
Last Sunday was quarterly meeting
at the A. M. 3. church. p. p. Phillips
was present and preached morning
and evening to q large congregation.
In the afternoon Rev. Cotrell Of Rock
Island delivered an excellent sermon.
Rev. Searcy and quite number Of his
members, including his choir, were ~
attendance at the afternoon service.
Mrs. Rev. VIM. Williams Of Burlington
came up to quarterly meeting. &
MISS Eva Hart celebrated her birth.
day last Monday night. A large num-
ber of her friends were present. De-
licious refres shments were served and
she received many valuable and use
full presents.
The "A. M. r. church will give re-
ception Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to their pastor and wife, Rev.
and Mrs. VIM. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bates entertained
at 6 o'clock dinner Monday evening
Rev. Philips, P. E., and Rev. and Mrs.
Williams.
Miss Rosa Merchant Of Greenville.
Miss, Is in the city visiting her BROTH
er, Henry Merchant, and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Green. Miss Merchant has been
stenography student in Chicago for
some time and recently finished, and
Is now en- route to her home in Green
vile, where she has accepted q posi-
tion In a bank.
Mrs. c. B. Lewis will entertain the
T. L. o. club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. ss
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
oskALoosA TIplNGs.

Miss Anna Jones is on the sick list
this week.
Messrs William and Dudley Buck
ner Of Des Moines were called to the
city by the death OF their father.
Mrs. Emma Black Of Washington
aud brother John Buckner OF keosau.
qua taken the remains OF their father,
samuel Buckner, who was called to
rest last Wednesday hight, to Keosau-
qua, Ia. for burial.
M. Buckner was a man OF clean
character and loved by all who knew
him. He came to Iowa some years ago
from Missouri, and spent ten years OF
his life in Oskaioosa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
BURLINGTON NOTES.

Messrs. M. L.. J. w. and E. NJ. Mac.
kay have returned from Louisiana,
Mo, where they attended the funeral
Of their aunt, Mrs Mary Mackay.
Mr.. Ulisses Drew has accepted q
position with DR.. Flsmming OF this
city
Rev. Boiling preached d very able
sermon Sunday evening on the resur-
rection of Christ.
There was hay ride party given BY
some young people which, was quiet .
success from all accounts. After their
trip into the woods they returned to
the st. Johns A. N. 2. chusch where
they enjoyed fine Halloween repass
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09

The, subject for the Christian En-
deayor meeting at Union Congrega ton
ii church is .tChrist Life, his sorrow
and How he bore them, Z special music ;
duett ~ Mesdames J. Z Thompson ana aE''
Howard McC Craven, also solo by mrs
II. h. Shepard. All are invited,
The play entitled The Engaged
Grip given last. Wednesday evening q,
Our Circle hall, was largely ATTENDED '
{ and the actors did nicely considering
the limited time they had in prepara-
ton Miss Gertrude Hyde ana her
girls should be congratulated.
Mi. Lee Greenway Of Muscatine ar, !,
rived in our city Wednesday to attena :,
the musical college. He is Hign
School graduate and q fine musician
He win study violin cello He was .
member of the large orchestra IN MUS.
catine and comes from one Of the oldest s
and best respected families in Musca- :
! tine; ! family that believes IN the ;nt De.-
ster things Of life His parents nave
( Hye u lee three Of their children e
graduate from the High School.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09

This IS the third time that TINS
fight gainstC tCummins was wagca
and the third time that he has
won. It is the third time that
the voters Of Iowa have stood oy
their leaders and the principles
upon which he stands ls = mo- no,
time that the corporations should
learn that the people are no'
going to follow them, then
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09
Married in Handouts.

The unusual spectacle Of q bride.
groom appearing at the altar hand
cuffed has been seen, according TO 2 !.
contemporat e7-s4hav an ltalian.
village. M; IN Italian.I
was undergoing a long sentence ior
burglary, and recently prevailed upon
the governor OF the prison, to whom
he stated he had committed the crime %
for the sake Of his tiancee, to allow him
to- marry. Two gendarmes in unit
form acted as witnesses, and guardlanlS
at the same time AT the church door
the young bride and bridegroom part.
"a with heavy hearts. 4;
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-11-09

The second regular annual meeting
and election of officers Of the Negro
Republican Club of Polk County will be
held at the old court house on Third
street, Thursday evening November 10
at s o'clock All members please take
notice and govern themselves accord
ingly BY order of r. N Hyde, Pres,
s Joe Brown, Sec.