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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-25

slate. He leaves wife and three small
children and host Of friends to mourn
their loss His funeral was held at the
Mt. Olive Baptist church, Sunday, at
1:3o, conducted by Rev. Bates of Des
Moines. 1nterment was in the Quaker
cemetery, Southeast of Enterprise.
Services was we'll attended all day
Sunday. Rev, Roman preached in the
morning and the pastor in the evening,
with two additions to the church.
Quite a number of people from Des
Moines attended the funeral of A. C.
Harris, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Jones, the funeral director of Des
Moines, called at the residence of Rev.
and Mrs. Jas. Bowlss, Monday. We
hope that the people will patronize the
firm, as it is the only one in the state.
Mr.. Ed. Walters, superintendent of
the mines, who stumbled and fell over
a pipe, Friday, died at the hospital,
Saturday.
The children are preparing for an ex-
cellent program Thanksgiving evening.
One of their main features will be a
hoop drill by sixteen little girls.
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months and twenty-five days. He grad
uated from the grammar school of Dav-
enport. He attended a business college
then Went forth in the world to make a
living. He was highly respected by and
all. He leaves his parents ind three
brothers Lyman, Charles and another
Shepard, and other relatives.
Mrs Eugene Green, grand matron of
the Household of Ruth, was in Cedar
Rapids last Teursday and Friday on
official business.
P. E. Philips organized Industrial
Home last Tuesday, the 18th. The or
ganization was not completed. The fol-
lowing off GERS were elected:
P E.. l.. J. Philips, President.
R,v. T B. Stovall, Seer, tary.
B. F. Hopkins, Treasurer.
The others will be elected at the next
meeting. The organization is state
affair and will be a grand thing when
completed.
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DAVENPORT NOTES.

Sunday was Stewardess at Bethel A.
M. E. church, ..,.e \
Mrs. Rose Corbln and son Mr. Edward
Sample of 936 Gaines st /, left to spend
Thanksgiving with her sister in Macon,
Mo. who is very much indisposed.
Rev. T. B, Stovell entertained at din
ner Sunday Mrs. Cass Lambert OF Rock
Island.
The Third Babtist church being with
out pastor, was entertained by the
choir, !.
The Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at Edward Congregational
church Nov. "a 1910. Rev DR.. Coffman
of the first Presbyterian church will /.
liver the Thanksgiving Sermon, Rev.
T. B. Stovall will read the Scripture at
this meeting.
The funeral Of Geo. j. Shepard who
died in Marshalltown, the l8. was held
at the home of his parents, M and Mrs
Isaac Shepherd On Monday afternoon
The services were conducted by Rev
| T. B. Stovall Mr.. Shepherd was Z
promising young man Of 81 years,
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KEOKUK ITEMS.

There will be a very entertaining
Drama given by the ladies of the Pii
.grim's Rest church, entitled (Fhe Wom-
ans Slab Town Convention) on Thanks
giving evening, which promises to be
quite a success.
Miss Della Bland has been quite i'll
with tuberculosis.
The death of James Smith occurred
at his home atMesselgerville, z o'clock
Saturday evening. He was well known
and highly respected. He came to Ke-
okuk thirty years ago from Kentucky,
the place Of his birth. Time of funeral
undetermined. He leaves to mourn be-
sides his wife, Maggie Smith, daughters
Ada, Cleveland Of San Diago, Califor-
MIA, Mrs. Fannie Grigsley Of Galesburg,
Ills, and Orlando McComa of Cerlton,
Ky. The deceased was member Of
the A. M. E. church, and WAS q faith
| full worker.
Mrs. Fannie Grigsby Of Galesburg
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The Des Moines Negro Lyceum met
Tuesday, Nov. 22d, with Miss Rertha
Allen at her home on Park street Tie
programme for the evening was very
interesting and appropriate one for
Thanksgiving, in which the origin and
the observance of Thanksgiving was
fully discussed The Lycenm will meet
Tuesday Nov, 29th, at which time the
following programme will be rendered.
Quotatians Johann Wolfgrangoon,
Goethe.
Instrumental Solo Mrs. Harry W.
Hughes.
Biography of Wilhelm Richard Wag-
ner Miss Julia Railey.
Wagners composition and their stand
ing in the musical world-Miss Bessie
4 Mason.
Discussion by society, Question box
Current events. Report of critic.
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CLARINDA ITEMS,

The Thomas H. and 4. M. C. met at
the Second Baptist church, Friday at
p. m and was opened by Rev White,
after which was followed by ! few en-
couraeing remarks by DR.. Chase OF
;; West India and Rev. White, formally
of Enterprise, A dainty luncheon was
served by Mesdames Allie Jones and
Matte Cook. Those present report a
most enjoyable time.
To the surprise Of their many friends,
MIR. Ed. Baker of this city and Miss.
Otto Anderson of Essex were united in
marriage at the home Of the brides last
Wednesday evening. The happy couple
returned to this city where they expect
to make their future home They are
both prosperous young people, and we
welcome them here and wish them a
long and PROSPEROUS life. They were
united in marriage by Rev. T. H. Bell
of this city.
A crowd of young peop'e of this city
attended a house party in Red Oak last
Tuesday night. All report delightful
time.
Miss Eva Parker is somewhat indis.
posed at this writing.
Mr.. Pearl Nash has returned from
David City, Neb., where he mas been
employed for several months
. Miss Jessie Bakerleftss Monday morn
ing for Buxton, where she expects to
spend the winter.
Rev. White Of Enterprise preached
two able sc mons at the Second Baptist
church. Sunday.
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OTTUMWA ITEMS.

Miss Nettie Williams has returned
from Kirksvi|le. Mo-, where she has
been visiting Mrs. Bradshaw. She also
visited her aunt, Mrs Ellen Underwood
at La Platte. Mo
Geo. E. Taylor was a business visitor
IN Abba. Saturday.
A series of meetings are being held
this week at the A M. E. church.
Mr. Orville SPOTS has returned home
from burlington where he took the ex-
animation for ailway mail service last
week He also visited friends in Ma
comb and rushnell. Ills
The Wappslo County Progressive
League gave reception Tuesday even
ing at the home of the Presiding Elder
Gordon's. Quite number were in at
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson have
returned from visit to Chicago.
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has been engaged ard there are about
25 or 80 fellows in the class. Join NOW
so you can get it all.
The parents meetings that are being
held in the Boys Dept Y. M. c. A. have
begun again for the Fall and Wir ter.
The next meeting will occur next Tues
day night. Nov..29 Rev. F. B. Wood
ard will address the boys on this sub
ject: ''The ministry as life work. -
Rev. Rutler will begin ten days PEN
tic'st meeting, next Sunday.
The matrimonial pot is boiling at Per-
kins Hotel. Some are saying Miss Villa
will soon be in the stew
How sweet the name of Coleman
sounds in Villa Perkins's ear.
1t sooths her sorrows. heals her
wounds and drives away her fear.
Walter Blaney admits that James
Reasby ha, fine boy, but says "he Is
not in" with his IL pound boy.
Claude Mckinney who was aecldently
shot by Chas. Scroggins has returned
from the hospital and feeling good but
the bullet was not extracted.
Mrs. A. P. Sharp the popular fitting
lady for the large company store, is a
new subscriber to the Hystander.
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ROCK ISLAND ILL.

Miss C. Morrison entertained nun
ber of friends at Musical, Friday
evening Mrs. +. Lewis and Mr. Ros
coe Jackson furnished the music. Ligh
refreshments were served.
Mrs. VIM. Parker has returned from
a three months visit in Fort Madison
Iowa, where she visited her parents
parents, Mr.. John Thompson, returned
last Wednesday from Omaha, Nebraska,
where he has been engaged in mason,
ry work for himself the past year HI
had the misfortune to lose one of his
I eyes. 3&s1s 'ss''
4 Mrs. VIM. Pennington and Mrs. VIM.
Patterson were callers in South Rock
Island, Saturday.
| Mrs. VIM. Taylcr, Jr., entertained
Mr.. John Thompson at lunch Sunday
Mrs. H. Huston entertained Miss c.
Morrison and Mr.. R. Jackson at dinner
Sunday evening.
Mr., Simpson Starks left for Port By
ron Monday morning.
Mr.. Samuel Hall of Washington, Ia,
was the guest of his grand daughter,
Miss VIM Taylor, Jr. ...
Mrs. Chas. Lambert entertained at
dinner last Thursday. Plates were laid
, for seven.
Quite number of Rock Island peo.
pc attended quarterly meeting in Dav-
E., export, Sunday.
Rev Mcdowell of Rock Island preach
ed the Sentimental sermon. 1t was a
good sern on.
/ I he Tri. City association meets in Mo-
line Monday night. The programme
was good, The next meeting WILDE at
the Tabernacle Baptist church in Mo-
line. ..-.- s..u.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Moore entertain
ed the choir Wednesday evening. All
had good time.
Mr., Lyles Of Ala 9Th st.. died Satur-
day, night and will be buried Wednes-
l udy Ic uOtD llOill Vic fAs X1s LIZ SAAASAs
Little Ralph Clinton, the II year old
son of Mrs K. Clinton of 514 9th street,
died Sunday morning at 8:45.
Mrs r. Mack called on Miss G. Bur
ris and Miss Wilson Patterson, Sunday
afternoon.
ThesA. M. E. church will have din.
rer all day Thursnay, and program
and supl er IN the evening.
Mrs. Vann entertained the Progress
sive club at programme meeting with
Mrs Cha4. Dangelf4ld, the >econe
Wednesday in Dec. We are glad to say
that two membe. S have been added tt
! the club list in the persons Of Mrs. A
Burris and Mrs. +. Mack. ~. ..,s ..fs
1 The A. M E. choir are selling tickets
for an entertainment December 18th.
| Come and help them. .
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NOTED NEGRO COMING.

Rev. S. N. Vass, D D, Superinten
dent of the Work Of the American Pub
lication Society among the Colored peo
pie, will conduct Bible Institute a,
Corinthian Baptist church. 18th ant
Linden sts.. beginning Thursday even
ing, Nov 24th, and ending Wednesday
evening, Nov. 30'h. Meetings will bt
held each afternoon and evening.
DR.. Vass is one of the foremost Of
American Negro ministers. He is +;
scholar and an orator and a successful
minister. He has had charge of the
missionary work of the American Bap
tist Publication Society among the col
ored people for about twenty years
This society is the great business con
cern of the Northern white Baptists
In addition to its publications, it con
ducts great missionary enterprises
That feature Of its missionary work
which relation to the colored people is
superintended by DR.. Vass.
He will deliver lectures on the follow.
ing subjects:
How the Bible came to the World.
The whole Bible Analysed and Re.
viewed.
The Oldest Reliable History Of the
World.
How to build up strong Race.
How to build up strong Nation.
The Jewish Commonwealth.
The Jewish commonwealth.
The Jewish Kingdom.
The Jewish Religion. !.
The Jewish Religious Sentiment.
The Prophets and Their Work.
The Restoration and Bible Interim.
The Jewish Messianic Hope.
The Life of Christ.
The Life of Peter. n
The Life of Paul
Christian Life and Doctrines
The Final Triumph of the Cr,ss.
The lectures will be illustrated by a
blackboard and maps. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to ALL.
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MOLINE ILLINOIS GREETINGS.

Rev. L. ]. Phillips was a Moline Wis.
itor last week.
Mrs. r. II. Pollard of Chicago, visited
four days last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Jones.
Mrs. Henry Wood Is convalescent
after serious attack Of Group.
Special arrangements are being mado
for the Thanksgiving Dinner and En-
tertainment given by st. Paul's A. n.
T.. Church at Masonic Hall. A special
program of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic consisting of solos, duets and quar-
tets will be rendered at $3.50 P. M.
Miss Mabel Tarver, who has been i'll
for the past fortnight with typhoid feT-
er, is slowly improving.
Mrs. John Gordon and sister, Miss
Nellie Buckner of Davenport, We're Mu'
line callers last week.
Prof. J. Hayes Robinson and com
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FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA.
Especial to Bystander.)

Fairbury, Neb., thriving little town
on the main line of the Rock Island,
and about fifty miles west of Lincoln,
is to be proud of among Afro Ameri.
cans, who are locoted here. From all
indications at the present, it has outri
vailed towns with population of twica
her number in many ways.
Among the new arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimbro, Mr.. and Mrs Chinn from
Lawrence. Kan, Mr.. Kimbro is chef
at the Mary Ella Hotel, one of the most
modern constructed hotels west Of
Omaha, and ably assisted with full
crew of colored help, Mr.. Thomas
formerly chef at the Mary Ella, resign
ed 70 accept position as Steward with
the Elks, in their new club rooms,
which opens, Dec lst. Messrs Thomas,
Nicely, Hughes, Flowers and Wilkinson,
are few Of what we call our first set
tiers in tairbIry. fig
Including several young ladies and
gentlemen, who have not struck, as yet
the wave in the matrimonial sea.
1t was at Mr.. and Mrs. Chinn that a
few were gathered on Sunday evening,
Nov goth to pay homeage to one Mr..
VIM. Matthews of 42l West 9th street,
nes Moines. e..
Mr.. Matthews, better known as "Bil-
ly" was returning to his home from
Denver, Colorado, to which place he
had taken private party, and upon his
return Eastward was very fortunate in
having the opportunity for several days
lay over in Fairbury. and with all due
credit as an entertainer. M. Matthews
can hold his own at time. He was ably
assisted by Mrs. Chinn at the pino His
rendition upon the Trombone of Hearts
and Flowers was well received by all.
The evening was one we'll spent, as
each and every one did their share
During intervals Mr. Matthews recitod
several Of Paul Lawrence Dunbar's Po-
ems, and for the benefit Of the young
sters told few short but very funny
stories. The last but not the least was
the Chinn Family Quartette, consisting
of Mrs. Johnson (Mrs. Chinn' S mother)
Mrs Chinn, Mr.. Chinn, and brother of
Mr.. Chinn.
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BURLINGTON ITEMS.

On last Monday evening, Mr. Willis
Weeden passed away after lingering
illness of several months Of tuberculo-
sis at his home on Gilbert street.
Mr. Weeden was forty-two years of
age and member of the A. M. E.
church, from which place his funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at 2.30
Rev. Thomas officiated. The pail bear
ers were 8. Tyler, J. Earle, G. John
son, L. Nelson, and P. Myers Mr..
Weeden is survived by his widow, Mol
ley Weeden and mother, Mrs. Gather
inc of Hedrick. Mr. Weedens many
friends are in sympathy with the fam
lily. -~s
There was very large attendance
at the Chitterling supper last Tuesday
evening at the Baptist church, six dol
lars and fifty cents was cleared fer
which they are very thankful.
The I. Cluo was entertained by the
President, Mrs. VIM. Jones, of Dodge
street, Thursday; Mrs A Pleasant
was their hostess this week.
The Peerless Social Circle enjoyed a
delightful afternoon Friday with Mrs.
Vaughn. They meet Friday with Mrs.
E1. johnson.
Mrs. Jack Badgett returned Mon7ay
evening from very pleasant visit in
the Rapids. #. ,
Mrs. A. Bowman of Monmouth is the
puest of the Misses Leslies. S..
Mrs. R. Keith will depart in the near
future for California where she will
ioin her husband at their home.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Mrs. Ella Murry and Mr.. A.
Hughes, both of this city, Mrs. Murry
and Mr.. Hughes are both We'll known
in the city and have many friends who
wish them success. >. s.-.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray entertained Mr..
and Mrs G. Tyler and Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed. johnson, Friday evening.
Mrs. L. Keith entertained Mr.. Keith
Of Mt Pleasant and Mr.. j Badgets at
supper, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Elliot Harris and son Earl OF
Hannibal, Mo, were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. johnson last week.
Mrs. Johnson entertained with
breakfast Sunday. a. m, comp.imenta'
nv to Mrs. E. Harris and son.
Mr.. j. L. Brooks and S. Tucker re.
turned Monday evening from Wappelc
where they spent two weeks with 9
hunting Iarty.
Mrs. L. Crupper and grand daughter
Imagene Wilson Of Keokuk ATTENDED
the funeral of Mr.. Will Weeden, Wed
nesday.
Dinner will be served at the A. M. E
church Thanksgiving Day A supper
lin the evening.
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DAVENPORT NEWS.
Especial to Bystander.) }

Wednesday evening, Nov. 16, an en-
tertainment was given at A. M. E.
church, under the auspices Of the Sun
day school. ...
There was performed the marriage
ceremony for the midgets. little Miss
Lord and Harry Stowall, acting as bride
and groom and Eugene Ballard as pas.
tor All bore themselves with dignity
becoming to the occasion
l. C. P. Jones, Supt. of Bethel A. M,
E Sunday school, in b ehalf of ITS tea
chers and officers. wish to thank the
public for their attendance, also those
that took so mach interest in helping to
arrange the little ones for the occasion.
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GALESBURG, ILL.

Mrs. Ella Brown was hostess to the
d. D. W. G: at her hom e Tuesday after
noon After an exceptionally fine pro.
gram the following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Adah Harper; First
Vice-pres. Mrs. Zenobia Mason; Sec
ond Vice-president, Mrs. Georgia Flet'
cher; Secretary, Mrs. Ward; assistant,
Mrs. Floy Lyons; Treas. Mrs. Patton;
Journalist, Mrs. NeIson; Critic, Miss
AIDA johnson; assistant, Miss Mayme
Richa. .dson.
Born last Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Cash, fine baby daughter.
On Wednesday, at Lincoln Memorial
Chapel, there was given memorial re.
ception in horror Of Rev. R. H. Hack
lev, pastor. The event was one of the
most delightful Of the season, and fol-
lowing an interesting program, the
ladies of the church served dainty re.
freshments.
Miss Foda Harrison of Peoria is
spending a few days with Mrs. Will
Washington
Mrs. Richard Worthingtoa delightful'
ly entertained the members OF the
Thimble Circle, together with severa
guests, at her home Friday afternoon
The Cantata Queen Esther was giver
Monday at Allen Chapel The play was
well received by the large audience ahe
too much credit cannot be given Mr.
Fletcher, the director for it's fine rem
dition. The work of the soloists was
especially fine
Miss Alice Dunway has returned tt
Davenport, after short visit with rel
atives.
| Mr.. Henry Ritchie and sister, Mamie
returned to their home in Moline, ri
day morning, after short visit witt
Miss Mayme Richardson.
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and Mr.. Orlando McComa is in the city,
called here by the death of their step
F,ther, James Smith.
The Parish Aid Society of the church
of ST. Mary. the Virgin. will give sup.
per and apron sale, Dec. 7th at the Par
ish hall, 319 North l4th st The ladies
are making an effort to make this en-
tertainment success.
The Sunshine club of the A. M. +.
church G i've Turkey supper Thurs
day evening, which was splendid sue
cess.
The Stewardess Board of the A. N. E.
church will give their annual dinner.
Thanksgiving day, and also the Seventh
street Baptist church. The ladies' will
give their annual dinner the same day.
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ALBA NEWS.

Mr. Alfred Grayson returned to Knox
Vile, iii. to live with his relatives, Mrs.
Dolly Perry. !.
The Swing Circle meets at Mrs. Mel
lie Estes on Monday afternoon.
Thanksgiving day will be observed
by all the CHURCHES the A. M. =. will
hold services, also have social at the
parsonage in the evening OF the 26th
Quite number are suffering from
colds the past week. !.
Mr Roy Graysen was in Abba from
Hooking, Saturday.
"a few strangers in Abba the past
week.
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City Literary Notes.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Des Moines Literary Convention will be
held at the residence of Attorney j. B.
Rush, l547 w. 20th street, on Monday
evening, Nov. 28th. at which time all
committee chairmen will please be pre-
pared to omake fullreports of their work
and all clubs will be expected to pay in
their portion of the assessments for the
entertainments fund. Delegates please
take notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly BY order S, Joe Brown,
chairman. Miss Bessie Mason, Sec'y,
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What Would You Do?

In case of burn or scald what would
YOU do to relieve the pain? Such inlu-
ries are liable to occ, in any family
and everyone should be prepared for
them. Chamberlains Salve applied on
/ d soft cloth will relieve the pain almost
instantly, and unless the injury is a
very severe one, will cause the parts to
heal without leaving a scar. Sold by
all druggists.
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oucrs0S.

"Iie has achieved succee- who has
uvel long, laughed often. AID loved
much; who has gained the trust Of
pure women. the respect OF intelligent
men, and the love of little children:
who has filled his niche and accom-.
plished his task; who has left the
world better than he found 1t. whether
by an improved poppy. perfect poem.
o., a rescued soul; who has never
LACKED appreciation OF earth's beauty
nor failed to express It; WHO has als
ways yoUKed for the best In others
and given the best he had; whose life
was an inspiration: whose memory
. henediction, Bessie A. Stanley.
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Wnllno to obllqe.

'When you seels any temptations
comm along" said the friend and ad.
\ wiser. "you mus say: Get thee benin
me. Satan"
"Da's what done said" answered
4 Mr. Eras.ns Pinkley. AN den ]
ma sfhes hyuhs Satan answer me
bLck: 'La'S all right We's both gwins
1 de same way, nohow. an It don make
40 diff 'nnce to me which leads de
succession
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-25

Group is the most prevalent during
the dry cold weather of the early win
ter months. Parents of young chill
dren should be prepared for it. All
that is needed is bottle Of Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy. Many mothers
are never without it in their homes and
it has never disappointed them. Sold
by all druggists. .......
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Mt Olive Court No 4, H of J. will
give a reception Thursday evening,
Dec. 9th, at the Knights of Tabor hall.
9th and Mulberry SITS. Supper will be
served from p m to IL. The public
are invited Admi sion 25c.
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4 Chance for : Bargain.

An Irishlnap who had begun to prao
kice photography went into a shop ts
purchase a small bottle In which to
mix some OF his solutions. Seeing one
d he wanted. he asked the chemist 10"
much It would be. ''Wt l." said the
chemist, 1T will be twop nee as It =,
but = = you want anything In It. ! WONT
fharge you for the bottle. Thea
taid Pat. @put cork In It"
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Mrs. S. B. johnson of Albany, NO.,
arrived in the city, Tuesday, for short
visit with her daughter, Fay, who is at
tending school here. She is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Thompson.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-25

Miss Dasie Jacobs, sister of H. E.
arrived in our city Wednesday evening
and will remain with her brother in
definitely.
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CITY NEWS.
IN b. you have relatives or
friends visiting in the city or going to
make a visit. please inform us: we
solicit all your local news.-Fdl
The many friends of Mrs Ruth Powell
will be glad to know that she is on the
road to recovery, Charleston Iowa,

Miss Mabel Green of Oskaloosa, ar
rived in our city. Tuesday, and will
spend a week the guss of Miss Bertha
Daniels, 172l Pleasant
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ENTERPRISE, IOWA.

Mr.. "A. c Harris was killed in the
mines Thursday morning BY falling