Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS BUDoETARlAN.

The many friends of Edward Trnesdale
were shocked as we'll as surprised when
informed that be had passed away early
Saturday evening at the st. Barnabas
Hospital where he was taken that same
morning Tor an operation fora goitre
which with other complaints had been
hothering him for sometime. Mr.. Trues-
dale has been confined to the house and
bed for about two months, yet do o3e
til ought he was serious. His funeral &c
Cured Tuesday afternoon from Bethesday
Baptist church. Rev. Boone officiating.
He leaves devoted vile and many rtla-
tives and friends 10 mourn his departure.
Revival meetings are going on at tie
Zion Mission, Rev. Johnson CT Joliet ass
isting the pastor Rev. Withers.
There will be benefit entertainment
given at the X of Hall next month for
j. Jenkins by Mrs. Nellie Hale. Every
one should attend as this is {. worthy
cause, Mr.. Jenkins has been sick for two
years and is now an invalid.
The drama Nv onob wager" at st.
Peters church on the 18th was fairly well
attended. ..-s... d.
The NJ. r. c. art ard Tuesday Indus
trial clubs never enjoyed themselves bet
ter than on the after noon OF the 18th at
the Jean Martin Brown childrsn's home.
They finished up some sewing for the
home by request Of the matron. rendered
q programme and were shown through
the building after which delightful lunch
was served by Mrs. T. W. stepp and
Matte K. Wade assisted by one OF the
lady managers at the home. They re-
turned to their homes about 600 p. m.
being pleased withrhe afternoons enter
,ainment, the ladies carried several ar
ticles OF clothing tol the children. ..
The NJ. I. G. Art Club held a very in
teresting meeting Wednesday with Mis-.
J. L. Neal. The club con,emplates CIV
ing a drama in the near future. ~
Edward Milligan of Cedar Rapids Iowa
is IN very serious condition at the city
hospital ut this writing. He has severe
case OF pneumonis :"&
Jas. Roberts is confined at the city
hospital with pneumonia.
The Sunshine committe OF the Tuesday
Industrial club are dong considerable
work OF charity They have helped sew
eral needy families and are yet doing so,
they continue to look after those of our
p,ople in the city hospital. The club
| meets on the 26th With Mrs. Matte K.
/ Wade 3l5 Slh Avenue South. ...E
The ministers OF the three A. M. +.
churches in the Twin Cities namely RcV's.
Wilson Wade and Graves together with
their wives and officers have formed a
"Ministers Alliance" in which they hold
monthly meetings at the homes OF the three
pastors. They have elected the following
! officers; President, Rev. Wilson; Vice
president Rvv j. Viii King, Secretary,
]. 5. Strong; Assistant secretary, Rev.
+ Graves; Treasure. Rev. Wade. the last
meeting was held at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. Wilson after the routine of business.
lundh was served alter which they ad-
iourped to meet the Second Tuesday in
April with Rev. and Mrs. Graves OF ST..
/. Paul.
Jno Sellers is quite sick at this writing.
Hon. F. l.. McGee Of st, Paul spoke at
the u on Mission Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lse was victim OF a surprise party
Monday evening planned by her daughter
Virginia in honor OF her birthday.
Mrs Wood mother of Mrs. lone E
Glib, left for her homein Atlantic City
N. j. last Thursday after spending tn
winter with her daughter. We wer'
! sorry 70 see her leave. 5