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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
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tive Austin. of Tennessee. who was the only Republican, to vote againet the Payne bill In the House. has sn- trodueed a bill requiring the United states government to own it's postofliea building in every county seat in the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
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Huntsville. April 1s.-(Speclai 1--s The affairs of the city of Huntsville passed into the hands of a new admin istration last night and Mayor E. Earl smith was succeeded by Mayor Thos W Smith, who has already been Mayor two terTns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
I,xe,,Irn,,nx Coo.a vaIIev .

Anniston, April 13.--(SpeciRl l--As Q result of the agitation for the iIn- provement of waterways, H. N. sulli- ger, representing the Engineering De- partment of the United States Army. ia in AnnIston for the purpose of collect
 ing data on the natural resources ot this section of the Coosa River Valley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
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Huntsville. April l8.-CSpeciaI. )-- Judge David D. Shelby of the United states Circuit Court Of Appeals, has arrived here to spend his vacation at hls home in Huntsville and summer hom con Monte sano. Mrs Shelby ac- companied him here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Finaa nlamona Rlnr

Huntsville, April 13.-(Special. l--- A fine diamond ring recently lost by B, F. Overton of Memphis, was found on the streets here by c negro and sold for so cents, The diamond was found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

accused on the serious charge. one Is white. the other q negro.
 Those who will face the court on this charge are Dudley Dubose and Gaines Bowen. Both are charged with the murder of Henry kennebreW.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
GRrwsoME DETAILS.

Body of, Murdered Man Turned Over
 To His Father.
 sheilman. Ga, April 13-Particular- hy grewsome are the details connected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

in the possession ot vanIsorton. who did not realize that 1t was valued at $225. The jewel Is In the hands of the police.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Con d C0nIHiioInadO ISL j.,
Dc instruction
LA GRAN AsAMBLEA DE DENVER
La instruction publica

Hoy embarcara para los Estados Uni
dos. Fl Comisionado de instruction.
Mr.. Dexter hablando aver tardc cor
los reporters. particip6 que pcrmancce
ria sens semanas en- Denver, Colorado
para asistir la gran asamblea de ma
estros que todos los amos So celebra
en aquclla ciudad.
So trata en ella los problemas mas
palpitantcs de cnsenanza y todoS lo'
sistemaS nucvos que Sc han dado \ como
Ger cn Europa, sobre instruction pn
blica.
Mr.. Dexter ha sido invitado para qu'
exponga q plan dc ensenanza que rig,
IN Puerto Rico, y los progresses que ha
tcnid0 la instruction cscolar.
Asistcn i las confercncias mas d'
trcinta mil maestros y la prcnsa de Ia
las parties concede inmensa importan
ella los a'uerdos que Sc adopten er
la Asambca de Denver.
Mr.. Dexter tuvo OCCASION de hatlaI
sobrr otros asuntos, manifestando quC
Il eSt5 muy satisfccho del actual sis
tcma de educaci6n que hoy rige IN
Puerto Rico.
Durante Ia estancia del comisionado
en- Denver, su familia permanecera en-
el Dorado, pasando las vacacioneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
III Cojjo i|uytrado' >

La gram revlsta caraquena liegada
a nuestra Redaccion por 81 1itinO co
rTeo, publca los retlutos de las par
tes prlncipales de la compania de
opera que aetna en- Caracas y que Ia
de vsitarnos ctaIh1o termine La tenn
porada de tres mesas en- la capital We
nezolana.
Entire los retratos que p,fbllca FL
Cojo," es ell mas suggestive ell de Ma
talde Hanco, la gentilisima tipie ST.
vllana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
COunercial

Los s4ilores IIernaiz, Targa y Co.,
Sucesores. S. en- e.. nos participant con
fecha prnnoro IL JUNO que r"r ven
cimiento de 81 contrato social. ha que
dado diSuelta la >nciedad que glraba
on t1ta plaza con la razon de Her
itan. Targa Co.. :. en c., hach'-
dose cargo fi activo y pasivo de Ia
mksma. Ia nueva que 50 forma. con
Ia denomination arriba expreSada y
de Ia que son socioe gest0res y ad-
mmistradores. don Miguel Targa Y
Maym6 don Julian Sim0 y Tara 20 ;
comanditarios don Marcelno Ante >
Rodriguez. don Domingo Targa y
Maym6. don Francisco llernaiz Lez-
cano ' don Lorenzo Hernaiz Lezca-
no.
Al mHmo tempo nos participant que
han conferido podcr general para
que les rcpresenten IN todos los ne
gocioS. 4 don J0Si Agulrre y Salnz,
don Manuel Padin Francisco y don
jose Wives y Targa. Antiques en-
pleados dc Ia casa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
n bale de San Juan
En- el Casino Espanol

Hay nucha animaci6n para ei bal
le que c,,Icbra manana cl Casino Es-
panol" de csta capital. por SER la fes
tividad dd SaDto Patron De la ci'I-
dad y dc Ia Isla.
Por el bale del Casino, sera por
10 imro que Sc conozca manana on
San Juan, que rs la frcsta dd Pa
tron.
Por ESQ todaS Lao simIratias de Ia
sociedad puertorrlquena 81 van ha-
Ella a Casino Epanol, y d bale dc
manana resnbta1-l esplendido, como
tOdos los que celelna este impOr-
tante clrt5ltiO social
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Prensa YeneyoIana
HI Universal

IA insFnc poeta Andr,~ Maia, tan
conocido an csta Isla. domde ticne al
miradors incontab.s. ha comeinado
4 publican en- Carlaas, nm gran dia'
rio poiitico y do information, titnl'
"El Universal"
III Trcstigio de su Director, acre
dita 4 Ia publication citada. como cl
primer diario vonczolano, ya q'n 81
il,ftrc director Andri~ Mata. I'M ssil
uno de los que mas han cooperado 4
Ia cada defin,tiya da Castro, y 60
mo Scritor es sin duda 81 primero d.
Venezuela y uno de los primcros de
Ia America Lstnn.
Con sumo placer dejamos astabL>
cido a canje con Gel Universal"
Caracas. por el gran sfeeSs qrne e.
mos 4 su ilustre director y pOr 10 que
slIponr a mucvo diario vmczolaO en-
Il progr,so y dignidad de IN Trcnsa
en- a patria gioriosa de- Bolivar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
la junta De revision

FL viernes, % del corrIente, 81 reu-
MIRA EN- la Oficina del Tesorero de Puer-
to Rico. la ,Junta dc Revision lguala-
miento, con eI fin de fiiar una tarifa por
metro cuadrado para la tasaci6n de los
solarcS del barrio de Santurce, del ter
mino municipal De San Juan, los efec-
tos de Ia imposici6n he contrihuciones
en- eI aIo fiscal de 1909 4 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Don Pio Jose Ar2Qaga

En- cl vapor correo Bucnos Aires
ha embarcAdo aver para Espana. donde
,stablece su reaidrncja. nucstro dstingui-
10 amigo don Pio jose Arsuaga, de Ia
impor,antn casa banqucra SobrinoS de
Ezqniaga" de esta Capital
FL senior Arsuaga es I'm elemento pres
tigioso de la coonia cspanoia y su au-
,cncia del pals IS muy lamentada en- los
prmeros circuloS
I'eseamos al amigo estlma,iisimo tm via
: feliz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Por IaEa representation

E.sta manana cOmparecio ante Ia
Corte Municipal Rafael Reyes, act-
sado de falsa representation
Aver Sc present0 dicho suJeto e1l
el Banco Colonial pretendiendo co
brar tres chekes de 1910 ' Is dollars
c;lda uno. cuando va dichoS cifeIos st
taban encancelados Fue detenado por
la policia y denumciado.
El iuez Lassalle le lmpuSO Seis me
mcses de carceI, que cumplirsi en- Are
cibo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Don Felipe Toste

Aver tarde fallecio el resetable csa--
ballero don Felipe T"ste, popuiarisR--
mo tn esta capital
Fra "a fnado hombre de muuha ctsf~
ltn,a uno de ios entusbastas 1naEte-
nadores del ar'te tgz todas soIs ulani--
festac4one4}-
.CabalFen) intachabhe y empleado pro-
bo celoso an Il crmplimiento dc srE
deber en- l0e plitsstos piIblpcos, que efrr-
rante su Iarga vida desermpofs6, sw
nomtre era um prestigio en- todas par
tes
Actuaimeute dt4sempeifaba un earg0
en IA Tc,0rea'fa de Puerto Rico, v sar
faIEecimento ha prodmaido profmnafes
sentlmiento en su dcpartammt0, dosz-
de el finado era respectable poU s1rIfs-
I1ores subalter1fos.
EnviamoS 4 su desronSoiada vfuda
dona Isabel Fro famllGa, a nues-
tros estimadoS amigos los scnores sfe
CoH ' roste Ia expression he nuessfa
condolenia por Ia irreparable p6ndai1
que acaban .le exp.erir1lentar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
D nlauSo|eO De Ponce Leon

ESta tarde las cuatro Sc reune la
iunta directiya del Casino EspanOl
para acoriar 10 que haya de haeer-
~ para conmemorar la Inauguration
del artistico mauSOlto. obra d.I IN
signe escultor espanol Miguel Blay.
que - erige IN la Iglesia Catedral
r-,r cuenta del Casino ESpanol. para
guariar los restos del gloriOso con-
quistador H. cs'a Isla. j heroico Pom
80 Dc Le,,n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Una Tenida Blanca

la comrshm H. h r.. iogra Patrhz
Mum. l91 formada psg los scn0rcs Pa
bio del Rio. Manuel Aivarez Santos.
pSlro Rotsrct liusfe , UiIscs A. Mar
tincz. nos INVITA- i Ia tenida blarssa qHe
con motive .ic Il a,i0Tcidn de lowe
TOMS. ceIclrarsa IA expresada Iogs.
a dsa p shl eoaris1stc, a las oebo ds
Ia nocbe-
AgrsiesensoS Ia iDvssesa1-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23

que dcsembarc6 cn Ia l>la don Juan
Ponce de Leon.
ESQ eSta w depnrado, y no dcbc extra
narlc al reprcscntante de- Colorado, cuan
10 Il dcbe Sabcr que Fl Congress- de Flo
rida vot6 81 acucrlo de pcdir Puerto
Rico los rrStuN de- Ponce de Leon, para
,raSladarloS ALI Solcmncmcntc Y rcndir-
le nj inSignc conquIStador espanol los
honorcS ' reSpctoS que dche MERCER Su
mcmoria 4 toda persona bien nacida.
Los indies que andan aun con tapa
rrabos en- cl pals De Mr. Ruckcr, podran
agradecerle q llanto de cocodrilo que ha
vcr,ido 4 la memoria dr los dcSaparcci
los cn Borinqucn. pero mas le agrade-
,erian los uegroe. hoSiilizado, drpriini.
dos. inchadoS barbaramentc en- yin brjl-
tai encono De raza que toleran cobarde-
mcnte los ulltilcs organsmoS naclona-
los. quc en- vez De invadr Ia casa ajcna
nara ibrar de SupuestaS crueldadeS a los
que acaban de- deer franramcnte como
les .rataba tSpana y como les tratan
fl'os. cmplearan t~>as fuerzas, esas cner-
ciaS'y csoS recur~oS EN- suprlmir a la hu-
manidad agraviada, II horrendo eSpec-
tAculo de los diaries ynchanicntoS y d.
Ia Thurman. : instlltaio~a difcrnn. lac.on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
A Espana

En ei vapor Ftadelfia," que hs
salido hoy de nuestro puerto ha en-
barrado para Epana, via New York,
nnestro ioven simpatno amigo Ju-
lio Roio Fabihn, que va con objeto
de pasar una temporada en- Astnrias
su bello pals.
lie deseamos un feliz viaje y QUE
los ares rcparadores de la patrla l.
devuelvan la salud algo quetrantada-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Et doctor Sthal

Uno de los candidates que figura-
ban tn IA teIma para ocupar ei pu'$s-
70 lie acting director del Manmomo,
es a doctor Sthal, quien 81 no rec"r-
damos mai. hizo oposmiones con 81
doctor Font G,liliot q la menclona-
la pIaza alcanzaIn1o un promedio ig,lal
al ou4xitOr n0mbradO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Fl Sr. Was OChOteCO

Aver tarfc cmbar,0 para EsIana
don Juan Was Ochoteco, jefe del
Consolidate. Lc ac,pmpanan saI distIn-
glIsia sonora y bella hija.
La e=stazcia de los seIors-s dc Ocho-
teco, em a exIanjero, scra dc sIg,I-
nos mess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
EN@6@ del @]6@

....a,-.. ,,o ,,,. hon
,,,l,, ..,,,,,, a.. pu,r.
"a Rico =, 81 Corcr.so ,c Washington,
6,,,r, on primcr tarmiuo. MIR. Ruckcr.
..,o c. dc Colorado. uno de los cstadoS
,o.cultosv neros nroyresista, ii, Ia
I-u;5,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
h SiOr Nuioz Rivera

Por prescription facultatIva, ha sIlI
do para Barranquitas dondc perrHaneeeri
una icinporada. II cminente hOnbrr pli-
bIIco Y diStinguido eompanero en- Ia
prcnss. don Luis Munoz Rivera a quIen
des~eamoS un rapido restsblecimiento-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
ManOlO PalaCiOs

Ha embarcado aver para Espana
dondo piensa rostr una temporada'
Manolo Palacic< dstingul1o elemen-
to social De San Juan.
Le deseamoe un feliz yiaJe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
.E| debut de Blanca NatrdS

Con tres obras suyas, reaparecc esta
noche blanca Matras. la oelcbradisima
tiple. en- la escena de nuestr0 teatro-
La compania interpretara " La Gatta
Blanca La trapcra " Estuche De
Moncri;S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
ID|6TplaciM dc los pucb|es
On uen que descarrila

flajario, Junio %; Anoche, eerrE
LuquilLo, intencionLmente hGicron des
carrilar un ten de- cana, mT'cssfs
Lorp,zo Ortiz y rssatando herido, Ro-
Cello Zaiduondo. Crimnales no han ST.
do descubiertos aun. Dcsie aDoche ira
bajo s.sriareo.miento case.
Chapel. Jefe DITTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-23
Chapel, Jefe DITTO
Reyerta en- uu bale

Manati, Junio 20: Comandante ds
Puerto en- Bar,eloneta con fecha de
hoy comunica que on n0cbe dc
aver, en baie celebradO en- casa de
.Jacin Esscobar dcl barrbo PaImas AZ
tas, hubo una reyerta las 2 a. NJ,
entire Nicasio Ramos y Roman ROdrl-
grlez, r,raGtando herido dc I'M bala-
Ia en- la pierma iz0perda Emhians'
Varpris.
Ramos ha sdo arrestado y ROdr1-
grsex Sc di6 Ia fuga habi6ndose prs-
sentad0 contra II IA correspGndicsnfc
dcnlrscia.
r. Sash Milan, Jafe DITTO
Hassta Is hora De cerrar nuestra eds
ci,n do. IL Ia tsfINie, no sc ifa re-
gistradn nIpgjin s,reso de importaal---
cia.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08
A. Z. Smith Was Shot.

Third street and Grand avenue was Z
scene Of excitement last Wednesday
morning, when A. =. Smith, ! barber
on Grand ayepue near Third stresr, was
'shot a4 three, ,tinsss 'snd hitsones by MI.
Keys who operates panitorium next
door. Keys had accused Smith Of being
bis wife . affinity and had ordered him
70 keep out Of his house, but that morn
ing Keys caught Smith in his house
talking to his wife. 50 he opened fire
hitting Smith in the leg, and also shot
his wife. Smith was taken to the hos
pital. While his wound is dangerous.
yet helis improving. Mrs. Keys wound
was dressed by the city physician.
Keys had only been in our city short
time, coming here from Buxton. He
has not been captured yet.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08
CEDAR RAPIDS.

On last Wednesday evening Mrs. A !.
Perkins was the victims Of q pleasant
surprise party led by Mrs. Brooks,
Mrs. T Thomas and others. Notwith-
standing the cold many friends at
tended and good time YVES enjoyed.
Mrs. W. q, Milligan is confined TO
her room bo = painful injury received
by o fall q few days ago
Mrs. White, OF Olewein was an over
Sunday visitor in the Rapids, the guest
ef Mrs. William Morgan.
Mrs Romelia Bouey Boyer, who for
the past year has been in California
and Nevada in the employment Of the
government, is at home for q visit
with her. mother and little daughter.
Mr.. Alfred Bouey Of Chicago who
spent the holidays with relative ID the
city left last week, ~. .ss sj3a 53
Mrs. Penman and little daughter
Gladys are visiting friends in Chicago
Mr.. W. H. MilliRan Is 1t home again
after partial tour Of the lodges 81
the state. The rsmaing number vii
be visited later. M sg
Rev Rrice ". Tay lor has been seper
lly afflicted with cold but was sbl,
70 conduct serv' ces Sunday ii
Monday evening began the week o
\ p.Ayer as tho church.
The dancing entertainment u thl
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08
ALs,A News.

The young people OF tho A. N =.
church gave = mother goose social on
New Vars night at the church. The
drill bv the boys and girls waa very
nice Miss Ida Harris delivered very
nice recitation which received much
applause.
Mrs, C Mccarthy and her sister.ia-
law OF Bssssy spent New Years day IN
Abba ct the parental home.
Mr.. Creole Hollingworth Is suffering
from . hit he got on the head BY some
boys ..5 3.,.
& Mrs q A Davis entertained q New
Years dinner Rev and MrsJ 4 Bell and
DoricAs Bell
J Rev and Mrs J q Bell and Dorcas
BELL took dinner at the home Of Mrs =
Grayson on Sunday
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08
homes after spending ! most delightful
evening.
atlon rlceting.

The forty.sixlh anniversary Of the
signing OF the declaration Of enamel.
patton BY Abraham Lincoln WAS csle.
brsted New Year. uieht by the Ne.
groes OF Des Moines. at the st. Paul
African Methodist Episcopal church.
The affair was under the auspices OF
the local council ofthe Afro-AmericAn
league and Is held annually by that
body. .i
After the invocation by the Rev.
3 P. Geiger. J. Clifford Williams gave
an interesting address on I. ltizen.'
The emancipation procls smrtion was
read by Miss Ada Hyde. OF the State
University; lincoln was eulogised In
m address by S.Joc Brown; Rev. MI,
Geiger spoke on patriotism" Or.
Geo w. Gaines, gave IN address on
Slavery" music was contributed BY
Mr., and Mrs. Goggins. and their
daughter Dslss. Miss I4etts Carey Of
the State University and Miss Bessie
Reeves Of Des Moines also contributed
several solos and MI. Eibeat Hall de-
livered his oration on War" with
which he won second place In the CON.
test In the Interstate Literary Az
s0ciation At Omaha last week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08
Blindness.

There are various degrees ana
kinds OF blindness, widow. There IL
the connubial blindness, ma'am, which
perhaps you may have observed In the
course OF your own experience. and
which Is a kind Of willful and self.dam-
aging blindness, There is the blind
ness OF party, maam and public men.
which is the blindness Of q mad bull
IN the midst Of a regiment Of soldiers
clothed in red. There is the blind con-
fidenae OF youth, which Is the blind
ness OF young kittens. whose eyes
have not yet opened on the world. -
Charles Dickens. \. B. I38
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08

4 ~ WI & sIs !.
MI ~. n naHMet says 1or tne past
tweH.y years NAYS oeen iaitnlu' ~
tne olscAnarge " my ousles Dosn AZ ~ :
citi1en f. ano ~ member Q tne Dsp-
.'st ci'u1cl - s''e Ssty - -. lol''os'
. n.ve selveu - ueaIon, 0up..tll-
.enoent = sns I. ounoay scnoo'' mo nave 'PsE'
Deen espeeia'y lnteresssa Y evely
Ds.ncn 3 = 'ns cnuIsn ~o1A, .n1 = s..s
s'as nsn ~ snuls ssl so De .ls. !.
49,, !. osaI U. sissA &
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our ienus Ay ~: = .i's.eu
i ns -. ss ~. = Ss ~
sn - an1 a. 80 ! 80 ~ -
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ne'npsl va ios..su !, ~ Wy !. ,aao ansH
'.'ses, . ! 80. v.se sa'ueu = !. Y11vo' ~
sh cul mennelsn'p Mas apuu. ~
.u : a1so1 80 en't''s = 'n.s ".s.s ,.o1ss !,
.ol W. = n'o.e y W :,,. pu,sss
:. .ne Wv onA.si'am s,s.. .nu.In D''ns .. -
1,'e eolne1 - sa"no .u. "r ~. Duen -, 1;,s: ss,
= .us.o' ~, So.oo - ~ Da's ~.
a.u anoo - - .i s'.ses "a' so.u n,, ~
S'o0' 80 - 100 80 -. ~ .,I s .'
ia. sa ooo' s s,,oe oa0u q u u
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08

Mrs. II. Earle catered and Little =.
Fay Martin and Ethel Mackey r..
ceived, dancing and cards were the
pleasures OF the evening. All en-
pressed themselves Us being highly
entertained.
Mrs. J Drew 10 In the hospital suffer.
ing with peritinitis.
Miss Ada Palmer entertained Rovs.
Thomas and Phillips, Mrs. =. Morris,
Mrs. g. Alien and Mrs. Cora Bird at
dinner Sunday.
Quite . pumber turned out to church
New Years eve TO watch the old year
out and the new one in, 1t was quite
spiritual meeting and two more souls
were brought to Christ.
Please pay your subscription.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08
hall New Year'a eve was largely II.
tended aud al report . pleasant even-
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.

Rev. Robinson tine evnngelist arrived
In our city Monday 70 assist Rev. NJ.
q. Newman Of the A. N. r., church in
revival meetipgs, he was accompanied
here BY his wife and daug ghter.
Mr.. John Crawford, went TO Sioux
Falls, y. D.. Thursday to spend New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, he
returned Sunday.
Misses Berdic and Arebella Dowdy
went 10 Yankton. Friday to spend
New Years with friends they returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. Watkins OF Sioux Falls, s. D.,
came down for few days visit he twas
the guest Of Mrs. Florence Crawford
and daughter.
Mr., George Washington 10 on the
sick list this week, also Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon and little Lenora Watkins.
The NJ. Zion Baptist church will
hold their week Of prsyer beginiDg
next wsek.
The sum " money which was willed
to tho a. M. Il. church by the de-
ceased Mr. Edward Sutton was turned
over 10 the trustees Of said church
last Wednesday, 1t wss ! nice gift Of
ss27 ~, . lovely New Years present
May his name be cherished among the
members for his kindness aud good
support towards Gods cause. The
other benefactors were treated as well
namely, Florence Crittenden Home.
Rsv. h. Knight and Westly Barnum.
After enjoying the holidays for two
weeks tho schools doors have been
thrown open to the many children
who reported for duty on Monday
morning It Is the closing Of the simes-
ter year.
The Emancipation which was held
on New YeAr's night was not largely
attended, but very interesting pro-
gram WAS rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Askew gave i
card party 10 number or their friends
New Years night.
Watch meeting was held at the a.
n. E. church and 1T Mt. Zion church
last Thursday night and good num-
Der watched the cd year pass out and
and the new one usher ID.
a roller skating rink has been open
Cd up for the benefit Of the Colored
people of the city. II i under the man.
agsment of III Young.
Tho PEOPLE & csss = dance
Thursday night u Mslone's hall.
Mrs. Mary simpson is confined TO
her home with lumbago.
Mrs. Sadie Norris who recently
bought out the Ladies' Exchange has
been forced to move in larger quarters
on account Of her increased business
Mrs. J. G. Reid returned home New
Years from Quindaro. Kan, she was
accompanied home by her son Joseph.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-01-08

The Eagle Of Los Angles, Cal,
CONS to us this week in its holi-
day dress a large size magazine.
form with many cuts Of cities
and street illustrating Southern
California.
Atlantic City Weekly Topic, is
the name of a new journal who
struck sail upon the troblesome
sea. We do not know where it
is published for there is no name
of hestate il is printed in, yet
ithas been running for "a weeks.
Bro. editor J. F.. Dorsey there is
more than one Atlantic City in
the u. S.
The Western Echo Of Rock Is
land, Ill, saw light last month
with its headline motto, Sound
an Alarm in Ny Holy Mountain')
has only sounded the alarm in
our offie once. Where IS the
Echo?
The National Protest Of ST.
Joseph. Mo, had her holiday
number in a blus color on the
front page only.
There were fewer journals that
got out holiday numbers this
year at least fewer came to our
Office than in recent years. We
wonderfully?
The New York Age got out q
very beautiful interesting and
attractive Christmas number last
week. it was illustrated with
cuts Of some Of orr leading the
atrical people. Mr. Fred Moore
IS 4 good newspaper man and is
making the old Age what she
oughr to be the best Colored
Journal in America. We wish
you success Bro. Moore.
The Iowa Colored Woman
came out last month il a holiday
number on good paper illustrated
with cuts Of many Iowa womer
and girls with some good arti,
cles.