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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
oskALoosA TlDiNes.

Mrs. Roy Field is visiting relatives in
Des Moines.
The musical con cert given by Miss
Georgia RlacA burn was appreciated
by all.
Herman Moore of Ottumwa is visit.
ing relatives in the city. -.
Mrs. Cora E. Jones, Grand Matron o
Iowa, left this morning to make her
annual visits before the Grand Court,
which convenes in Omaha June IL.
Lewis Strothor ana family no have
lived in our city for the past year, are
moving to Buxton Mr.. Strother and
family have made miny friends while
hete who regret their leaving.
Mrs. Waddy of Colfax, who has been
visiting her grand daughter returned
home Thursday. ....
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
DUBUQUE DOTS.

On Sunday April 23rd., he Rev. Geo.
Cads p,e..cheda very noble sermon at the
t!r-t Congreg 'tional church, his was tax.
en- from recent production OF Rev.
Thomas Dixop's Novel line Cansnar"
and title of his address was The C.ansman
or IS the Negro entitled to the rights OF
man and his unbiased opinion aud his
portrayal OF facts in his uaa quainled Way
should inspire the coiored man to improve
and elevate HIM eli as tie teal lessly tells OF
tn Neg,o'e greatest tault aud also the
causes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Wyatt Hayes spent
part OF Iast week in Chicago,
Mrs. Rev. b. R. Penn is visiting in
Webster City.
DR.. and Mrs. II c Rose were surprised
several days ago by the announcement
that their sou Gus WAS married fifteen
months ago at Lincoln, Ngbr, and that
they were proud grand pareats. Mother
anu by dong Wen al last report
The trustees OF he A. VI. 4 cnu1on me-
on Thursday evening ApllI l6lh., ant
10 med plaus to raise the means To >hingit
| the church. subscription an,png TIT
colored peoPle to date amountto S3 90 {
grand showing Tor the smali numoer Q
une culored att.nd ,nts at the church.
The sewing circle met at Mis-, Johl
| Wells and enjoyed q very pleasant time
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
ALBA NEWS.

Mrs. Anna Carrot OF Buxton who has
been in town this week atlenpad court.
MIS-. Wilson OF Hocking has been in
A lbia the past week. w..
Sewing Circle gave social at the Ma.
souic Hal Saturday evening
Attorney Joe Brown of Des Moines is
in Alba attending court in the interest OF
Nr. Barrett.
Mrs. Ell. Butler entertained Rev. and
Mrs. Bell and the pastor from OtlumwA
at dinner Sunday. .....
Jas. l.. Washington the silver tongne
orator with his father Rev. l.. c. Wash
lugton lectured in Aloha at the A. M. +.
cnurch Wednesday night
he Busy B.e CIuo entert lined with an
egg hunt at the parsonage Monday even
lug. This club consist OF little girls from
II 10 ID Years OF age tue affair was gwen
IN the interest OF tho church.
The Dumas Club met at the home o,
Mrs. IT, A. DAVIS on last WEDNESDAY, a.
ter the usual hour light refreshment Were
served. The present President IS Mrs.
NJ. + Bell; Secretary. May Davis Assis.
lance Secretary ADJ Davis; Treasurer
Mrs. Geo. Holltng worth.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
OBITUARY.

Mrs Matilda Golden was born
in Brunswick, Howard county,
No, came to this city ~ years
ago. She died in Minneapolis
Sunday, April % at las o'clock.
She had been member of the A.
NJ. church for many years and
had a host of friends in this city,
her home and minneapolis. She
leaves to mourn her death two
daughters and grand-son-Mrs.
Theodore Williams of this city
and Mrs. John Jenkens of Mime
apolis. --..
Mrs. Golden was not sick but
passed away quietly The funer.
al services were held at the A. Nj.
E. church conducted by Rev. II.
S. Graves, assisted by Rev. H.
Seymore. -
We too join in with her many
friends in extending coincidence
10 her children.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
Hamilton-Walker Nuptials.

One IT the pre- ttiest and moat up to
date weddings that has occurred in our
city for many years was the Hamilton
Walker wedding, which we annou need
the pre-nuptial notice several weeks
ago. 1t was the marriage of Miss
Nina Hamilton. the only daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton on East
Walk r street, to Mr.. William Wa ker
of East Lyon street. and who is now
living in Lincoln. Neb Roth of these
young parties are Des Moines people
who were reared here, an6 are we'll
known all over the state.
The wedding took place at the
brides home Wednesday April IS, at
prompt 8 o'clock, Rev. Fl. =. Graves
performed the ceremony; after which
congratulations Of the large crowd was
received. than the guest sat down 10
an excellent supper served in courses
by Mrs. w. H. Humburd. the cateress.
The bride wore grew travelling suit
while the groom wss attired in p ain
black. The wedding presents were
numerous, costly and quite useful.
The happy couple left that night for
their future home in Lincoln, Neb.,
amid showers Of rice, old shoes tears
of large number of their friends who
accompan ed them to the depot Their
friends had labeled their trunks all
over with Ii tie bears and the words
tive are just married."
Thus the Bvs ander with their many
friends wish them happiness and sue
cess through married life.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
Not If as Rich as Rockefeller.

II you had all the wealth of Rookie
Teller, the Standard Oil magnate, you
could not buy a better medicine for
bowel complaints than Cham berlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
rhe most eminent physician can not
prescribe better preparation for collie
and diarrhoe4, both for children and
adults. The uniform success Of this
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all others. 1t never fails and when re-
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visit ...
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

for securing his conversion, we be-
lieve in Jesus Christ as the Redeemer
of the world, We believe In God the
Father and In the Word of G0ds as
written in the Bible. Congregational.
ism Is not In the west to tear down
or proselyte from other churches; but
we are here to work in harmony with
every church and religious enterprise
that has for Its object the moral and
religious uplift of mankind
To join the Rev. Porter comes an
other strong Christian man, the Rev.
H. l.. DeMond of Augusta. Ga, who
enters the field at Buxton, Iowa. We
welcome Rev. DeMond and We shall
expect an onward march Of the good
work. Rev. A. l.. DeMond is grad
uate from Fisk University and How.
ard University and has had eight
years Of experience as a gospel min
istry.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.
Special 10 Bvstander.

Special 10 Bvstander. '--s
The public schools gave ben fit
concert IA turday afternoon and even.
ing for the benefit of the San francisco
suffers .....
:. Gordon of St. Louis, Mo, father
Of William Gordan. is visiting in tt e
city the guest of his son at Crescent
Park. :"
MIR. Smith and mother of Chicago
passed through our ci,y Thursday en-
route to honest, ell, s. D where they
have a clail IN on which they will live
for eight months.
Mrs. hargret Smith and family have
moved out to Dorman Station River.
side 10 spend 'he sumner with rela-
lives. tr and Mrs. j. Askew.
WILDER J. Norris has moved down in
the business part of the city and open
ed up frs, class roomiDg house.
SIR Clifford of Norfork, Neb. is visit
ing ia the city the guest OF Miss Birdie
y ashipglon
Mrs. Anna Baker returned home
Saturday evening after a three week s
visit at Manila, Ia, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs AIgiers.
The silver Leaf club metat the resi-
dencn of Mrs. ID Shores
Joseph Norris bas bren chosen dele
gate from the stewards ofthe A. NJ. r.
church To attend the district conven
| ton at Clarlrda n June.
Mrs. Sadie Norris aud son John re.
turned home last Thursday after being
] in Burlington four months.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
CURRENT LITERATURE.

Last month we received a beau
tiful pamphlet of DR.. Booker T.
Washington and his work, by my
friend Adelbert NJ. Rhoberts of
Chicago. It is an eloquent and
scholarly tribute to this great
man. He says that the champion
of higher education will do well
to emulate his example. He says
captains of both have equal tasks
to preform-there should be riv-
airy but not controversy. The
pamphlet is we'll worth the price
Is cents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS RUDeETARIAN.

The O,d Folks Concert at st. James
church was success, both financially
and socially.
Miss Emma Harper is reported sick at
this writing.
A May musical was given at St. Peters
A, NJ. 4 church Wednesday evening.
Carl Wade was the v,utim OF sarprise
party Monday evening, 1t being his 17lh
birthday. About twenty-five of his
friends called during toe evening to re-
mind hun. A pleasant time WAS had by
all present.
Mesdsues Geo. H. Wade and Jennie
Butler spent souple OF days in St. Paul
the fist OF tho ~e, k. the gust Of lirs.
Wade's mother ...
Remember the band concert at st.
James church on the 14,h
Friends in Minneapolis Of the following
persons who formerly lived in Dubuque
would be very glad to learn of their
whereabouts, as it means much to them:
Messrs Phi and Eli Aaron, John Duttin
and Isaac Smith, any one knowing OF the
lesidence OF the SAID persons viii please
notify the agent at Minneapolis or thrOug h
the o1umns Of the dubuque items.
lhe members Ut ST. Jamos church
Pastors Aid" delightfully."- SUI prised their
pastor Rev. Wade with an elegant new
suit tor which be is very thankful.
Mrs. Dora Wlthers Brown lett Thurs
day evening for Denver. Colo To j 'in her
husband. They will reside indemnify.
The members Of the st. James Mite
Missionary Society will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Isaac
Newton.
The Tuesday Industrial Club met with
much success al their social Tuesday
evening al the residence OF Mis-. Fannie
Pierre, three ladies' OF the club contested
tor jewsl pillow, Mrs. Pierre was the
lncky one 10 rec, i've it. a.u..
Mrs. Eva Jenkins returned from Des
Moines Monday morning where she
went to bury her mother Golden. ~
Frank Johnson toimerl, barber in r.
DeLeo'' shup died MONDAY at the i.,
hospital where he had been conf led tor
several weeks With consumption. Ills
tunersi occurred Thursday afternoon from
Modlln anu Green's undertaking parlols
Rev. Wade officiating. His father from
Chicago and brother arrived In time to
be present At ths funeral.
ERNEST Hogans, Rufus Rastus company
ida weeks engagement here at the
b jou Opera house last week.
line Clan man one OF Thus. Dixon's
sreatlons played three nj. hts here last
we k stthe Metropolitan. The play was
most harshly coad. mned through cur
evenings papers by Lawyer VIM. Il.
Morris and 1t well deseI we'd it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Our Neighbor, is new m aga
zine just out Its motto is pure
thoughts, striving for right and
justice, mot charity, but oppor-
tunity we ask" 1t is highly IL
Illustrated and has some able ar
ticles. We congratulate its edi-
tor, W. W. Ferguson, upon his
very attractive initiative issue
and wish continued success for
Our Neighbor. 1t is published
in Detroit. .a...
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04
coNGREGATiONALlSM IN THE
WEST.

Just few months ago the Congre-
gational church was not known to the
colored people of the northwest, but
today the Union Congregational
church of Des Moines Is numbered
among the leading churches of the
west for colored people and its intiu
ence for goood Is for.reaching.
Rev. H. w. Porter never tires in
his endeavors to advocate the rea!
principles for which the church
stands. There is no difference be
tween the Congregational church and
any other evangelical church. Its pol
ity grows directly out of the New
Testament. We therefore believe in
the Holy Ghost as Gods appointed
agent for convicting man for sin and
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are now on for an old ioIks old
Time concert which will be presented In

time concert which will be presented In
TIE ne,r future.
He Try Cole has taken relapse and Is
again confined 10 bed and In very So.
rious condition having had to be- tapped
az .in.
Mrs. II, q. Rose is suffering with rheu.
matlsm.
Died on Wednesday morning at his
home 253 Julien Ave, Walter Fl. the IN.
FAINT son OF Mr., ami Mrs. Edward W..
Martin at the age Of two months and
days. A sweet little liie has passed to I he
great beyond, his little brother ami sister
preceded him several years ago. Rev. j
.. Brown OF the East Dub, que NJ. r,
church (whlte) preached beautiful Ser
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Louis Evans returned from his home at
st. Louis Wednesday and is now engag
ed in preparing the diam md Packets
Quincy and st. Paul for an early ie,ump
ton OF service IN tbs st. Louis and st.
Paul trade. Mrs. Evans will join him
about the middle OF May.
Last Week.
Especial to bystander.
The Ladies Sewing Circle are doing
grand work ia connection with the church
and are laoorlDg ssaios,ly to assist the
pas or to get ready for conference They
gave an suction sale on the 18th inst,
which WAS grand success socially aud f.
nauclally.
Mrs. Logan's father died March 28th.
his death came as shock and was quite
sudden caused .roia heart failure and old
age no was sc Years old.
he Old people who have been unable
10 get out during the cold weather are
now aoIe TO DO out and enjoy the nne
April heather.
Rev. Penn will move to more pleasant
and desirable residence in the near future
Mrs. Lswls has opeaed up a first class
hand laundry aud doing fine work. She
IS we'll patl on Fed.
Mrs Ollie Ps n and little daug hter will
spend few weeks in the country.
Rev. VIM. Williams from Madison,
Wis, spent day in our CITY enroute for
Kansas City, Mo. and other points in
Kansas.
Easter services were conducted at the
A. NJ, +. chu CHI IN very elabor ate style
lilies, cnt Il 'w.rs, plants and Easter bells
we're the decorations. Tho parents Of
lhe children were present to note the
ortditable manner in which the little ones
periurme their par, Of the programme.
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4 Hriltthe evangelist singer who
u ijcompsnied DR., Jordan of Louisville,
"a RI that has been conducting a seri, Q
y lxangaIistic meetings here at the Cor
Nathan Baptist church left Monday for
4 ttnnlwa for one night meeting. Rev.
Hill accompanied him, from there
Il III ss6nt 70 his home in Nashville,
g ssTI \ I. Rev. DR.. Jordan went to Dav-
II IN Mond ~ where he held a meet.
ftp4 And from there he goes to his home
in sonikville, Ky.
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il sacremental day at the
!! g.ongregational church. Rev.
Z = Will receive several new mem
Into the church. All members
nds are ask to CINE out early
4 mOrning.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Jolly nun, Der OF young people were
eSatsetlined on last Tuesday evening
i ~ 4he home of Mr. and Mrs. Price
8sAiexander in Highland Park, ia honor
sJi Miss Edith Comey Of Webster City.
Tke Syening was very pleasantly spent
4 Aftet which refreshments were served.
SThOae Fortunate enough to be present
enjoyed the pleasant home party.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

lss In Edmopds who has been
& III was taken to the Methodist
n nv at0r operation last week is
N hong very nicely at present.
" vs L DeMond OF New Orleans,
\! asch At the Union Congregation
hnych Wednesday and Thursday
ing 4 every body is invited.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Ss :Tneeday May sth contest in de-
1eIamAt inn will be given at the Corin-
ssthiaa sspt!st church. The contestants
~ t6Sfs Ly dia Lockridge, Blanche
WAGhinkton, Ardella Carr and Clara
- IA beautiful silver medal will
sbS aleen Instrumental solos will be
9iyS py Mrs. 5 b Bryant and Miss
snS oggins, Solo Miss Nellie Stan
Ssmpanied by Miss Jennie Stan
TOM dmission 10 cents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

The District Grand Lodge No. 80.
II 40 District Grand Household OF Ruth.
%. f. will meet with Charity
N EodroNo. s192 in this city June IL, Is
i md l4s Ella burate arrangements are
Il eibr made for their entertainment.
Among the attractions is the Buxton
4 farnot,s cornet land, Watch for future
& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in this paper.
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WASHINGTON, IOWA NOTES

d T..
WASHINGTON, IOWA NOTES
A. G. Clark of Oskaloo,a visited
in the city last Thursday enroute
home to Oskaloosa from Daven-
port where he had served on the
federal jury.
Rev. and Mrs. Bro,les Of Paris,
Ill. have been in the city for the past
ten days canvassing for the Am
bidexter school at Springfield, H.,
and are meeting with good success
in securing funds.
The following came to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Hall and
wife Of West Liberty, la; Mrs. Mary
Holmes, Moline, III; Bell Hall
Taylor of Rock Island, ILL.,; Isaac
Hall of Oeal,a, Nebr.; Nose Hall
of Oskaloosa, Iowa; Mrs. Henry
Rhodes, Wellman, la. Miss Mable
Hall, Keokuk, la.
mrs. F. D. Motts entertained
few friends at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Brown of Iowa City who
spent the winter in the city at the
Geo. Crump home returned to his
home last week.
Lewis Wallace who has been sick
is better at this writing.
Frank Hall is convalescent.
Rev. Gordon Of Ottumwa came
over Sunday night and conducted
services at the funeral of Mrs. Hall
returning Monday evening
Saturday evening at 5:45 occurred
the death of Mrs. Samuel Hall at
her home on South Avenue B. Mrs.
Hall has been ailng for the past
nine months, but was not consider.
ed seriously i'll until about two month
ago. Her condition became worse
until the ulcers which had formed
in her stomach caused the death Of
this aged lady. Miss Mile Lazen-
betty was born in March 1919 in
Ardell county, North Carolina, on
a plantation among slaves, She
grew to womanhood in that section
of the country and in 1859 her mas
ter moved to western Tennessee
near the town of Summervile, in
Fayette county. In short time
master bought Samuel Hall, who
had been raised within a short dis
lance of Miss Lazenbethy when in
North Carolina. Three years later
Mr.. Hall and Miss Mile Lazen-
betty were married and had lived
together for over fifty years, In
1864, after the emancipation of
slaves, Mr.. and Mrs Hall moved
to Washington, which has since
been their home. Mrs. Hall is sur.
vived by her husband and the fol-
lowing children: Frank, A. L., Nose
Gus, Ben, Isaac and Jas. Hall,
whose address at present is not
known, Mesdame Annie Rushing,
Mary Holmes and Mrs. Belle Hall.
The funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon in the A. Nj. f..
church conducted by her former
pastor Rev. NJ. /. Gordon of OF
tumwa and interment was in the city
cemetry. Mrs. Hall had been a
member Of the A NJ. E. church of
this city for over IS years and had
also been a member of the same
church at her old home in North
Carolina. A good and faithful
christian woman is gone and she
will be greatly missed in this com,
munity by all who were SO fortu.
nate to know her. The Hall family
is one of the old families Of this
community and highly sespected
The sympathy of the friends goe:
out to the bereaved ones. ssDeatt
comes equally to US all and make:
US all equal when itcomes.
Henry Rhodes of Wellman visited
at the Samuel Hall home Sunday.
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i. DeMond D. D. of New
La who will arrive here next
l30ra few days visit. He will
direct to Buxton, where he
lksnize a Congregational church
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Wednesday evening Miss Ada Hyde
pleasantly Ente rlained at her home,
1926 Grand avenue, in honor OF her
guest. Miss EDITH NJ. Comley of Webster
city About thirty young. people were
present Various games and music
was the program of the evening.
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mo. Il. Claire of Cedar Rapids
Wednesday in our city enroute
bone. He called at the Bystan.
md made us happy by paying
transcription.
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n 3. will meet next Thurs
T. room at the home of Mrs. Carr
n set All members are re-
4 6Gl Ne present so as to elect a
H. Slet III the State Convention.
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Northwest for one fare plus ~ 90.
Round trip Summer Tourist tickets to.
Pacific Coast points-Seattle, Portland.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and many
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June LIST to Sept. 18th, return limit
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There are always two parties to .
contract. and yet IN q majority OF
cases bu, one Ia expected 10 carry II
Ont
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S. Brown, the Palmist, has
branch office at 2409 Uni.
alyepue, which will be open to
r. every Tuesday and Thurs.
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teNt Invitations have been issu-
M Masons announcing a May
I'll for Tuesday evening the 18th.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

John Jenkens Of Minneapolis
fned home. She came here
6ad the funeral of her mother
0iden.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

Allenon Park street who has
Slte sick from a stroke Of apop-
m epotted some better.
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Very Low Rates to Des Moines, la

Via the North Western Line. Fxcur-
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May Ia. Is, 16, II. 2i. 30. limited to re.
turn until June 3, inclusive, on account
of & neral Assembly Presbyterian
church. Apply TO agents Chicago &
North Western R'y. ....
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-05-04

City Federation will meet next
Iesday afternoon at 200 o'clock
~ A. M. e. church.
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Light refreshments were served The
guest departed voting Miss Hyde
royal hostest.
Services at Union Congregational
Church

Corner of Tenth and Park Streets.
Sunday May 6, Morning service. 1880
Celebration of the Lords Supper. and
reception of members; Sunday School
1900 m: Mems League at 800 p. m;
Y. P 5. Christian Endeavor 7:OOp m i;
Evening service 500.
Rev Fl. w. Porter. Pastor.