Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

Galloway were united in the bonds of
Holy Matrimony last Monday evening.
Bro. Jackson and Mrs. Galloway are
! both guilty Of this same offense once
before, still we wish them 9 happy vos-
age together on life's sea.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Moses
Tandy who has been sick nearly q month
is able to be up about the house, We
hope ere long to see her filling her
place in the church and circles.
Mr. Ed Green is improving in health
very slowly and is very sick msn yet.
The Self Culture club met in the pa
latial home of Mrs, A D. Johnson, No.
~ Junction, Wednesday at II o'cfck
a. m. After business a most sumptr-
GUS three course dinner was served,
consisting of all of the delicacies of tie
season. She was assisted by her very
amiable daughter. Mrs. Enora Trigg.
who commended very highly the work
Of the club. ... ...-., ..~..
Mrs, Eliza Rlakely and Miss E'a
Morris were vi 'itors, the latter being
accomplished musician and favored Il Q
guests with many classical selections.
1t has been suggested by Rhode ls-
land teacher that the flag should ~
over the schoolhouses along with il 9
National flags. but it might be Interest,"
ing for the teachers IN each state 10
discover whether their state has flag
and what it is?
Rev. and Mrs. Butler and Miss Odell
were entertained at dinner by Mrs. RI b
steel. instead OF Mrs. Grant Brown -
was announced last week Pardon Ito
error, - n 6. U I:
M. Joseph Baker il much better tiis
week. He was able to be down town
Tuesday.
At the Allen C. E. League last Sur
day the meeting was led by Mrs. n.
London Sub. The worth while Ii. e, =
Evangelist Winston was present al d
gave few helpful remarks. Mrs. l..
w. Tucker will lead the meeting next
Sunday
Rev. Elias Winston arrived in the city
st Saturday to assist Rev D. E. But
Ter in ten days Peuticost meeting.
Rev. Winston will also address me, t
ing for men at the Y. N. C. A. neat
Sunday at $3.50 p m.
The Tabernacle Baptist church is pro-
crossing nicely under the leadership It
its new paster, Rev Galloway. There
has been eight additions to the church
The parton preached both morning and
evening last Sunday and the church
was spi, itually and financially blessed,
the collection being Sl4 So.
Rev. Galloway was called to Hook
ings, Iowa. last Fri.lay to attend the
funeral of Mrs. NJ. A. jefferson
Mrs Dora Roone of K-ytsyille, Mo,
spent several days in Buxton last week
visiting her daughter, Mrs Addison
Brooks She left for home Tuesday.
Rev. Galloway left Tuesday m ,rning
FIR Ot'umwa. where he will assist Rev.
J. C. Reid in meeting. He will be
here for the SUNDAY services.
Tne Buxton Concert Band is making
preparations for a grand concert during
the Christmas Holidays. nv.
Services were well attended at Rethel
Mission last Sunday. Rev. Rivers is
b.ing assisted by Evangelist Jennie
J mes Of Oskaloosa. The result of last
S lndays meeting was two converts,
two reclaim d and two sanctifed. The
meeting will continue indefinitely.
The manager of the Buxton Concert
Rand wishes to announce that he is
ready with his 36-piece band to furnish
mus for all occasions, both in and out
of Buxton The hand has wide fame,
splendid reputation and Competent mu-
sici.ns They have played for Fairs
and other occasions in many cities ia
this st t.. and played for the great Ne
gro Fair at st. joseph, Mo-, in 1906.
Any one desiring the band will address
all communicate MS +, Addi> on L Brooks
Sec'y, or Richard Oliver, l,anGmaster.
-. St. Johns A. NJ. E. church is spread
ing it on just little. Since putting on
the new coat of Paint in'id, srd ont, i
has proc coed urGer the manaetme
o. Rev But err to elevate the cloiE
stard. rut IN new organ, a., d add .
small meetings. Go en- Butler.
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