Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06
BUXTON, IOWA.

Uur collector Will cali on you next
& week. \
Mr.. G. J. Carter and Mrs. Mamie
Smith went to Ottumwa last Thursday
and were quietly married by Presiding
Elder M. l. Gordon. They are at their
home to their friends at No. 10 East
Sd street.
Rev. Ed. Clay Of Evans, Iowa, prach-
ed for Rev. Woodland at MT. zion Bap-
fist church last Sunday evening.
Mr.. j. H. Allen, who has been visit
ing in his Virginia home for the past
few months returned to Buxton last
Friday. =
The B. Y. U. meeting 1t Mt. Zion
church was very interesting last Sum
day evening The subject,11I essons
from great lives Pat 7. 7. s !, Is
Mr.. Richard ss6se~s-s 'er WaS ieo ~
49,. =. alss Anderson.
Mrs. Mary Peterson left Tuesday
morning for Salt Lake City, where she
will join her husband.
MI "A. E. Eimms Of st. Joseph, Mo-,
arrived in Buxton last Friday evening
to visit q few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Al. Brown He left for his home
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A, Brown enter
tanned few friends in their horne Tues.
day evening in honor Of Mr.. A. E, Simns
who visited with them since last Fri
day.
Mr.. Henry Carver is in Buxton this
week visiting relatives and friends.
Many Buxtonians wre in Abba last
Friday to see President Taft.
Mr.. Henry Neal and Miss Echel
Mickens were united in marriage last
Wednesday evening. We wish the
young couple long and prosperous life
together
An Echo Meeting. was held at Mt.
Zion Baptist church last Monday even
ing evening, at which time the dele
gates to the state association and the
National baptist convention made very
splendid reports Of the meeting.
One Of the most Unique affairs Of tbs
( leasot, occurring IN Buxson was the
celebration Of the silver anniversary
81 Nj. and Mrs. Sampson johnson q
4 No. 10 Junction, Wednesday evening,
! September 9th, near two hundred
guests we're in attendance. The house
wasbeautifully decorated with hot house
plants and tinsel. the table being dress
Cd IN sinilox and boquets. Mrs. H. M
Hutchinson received the guests in Thu
front parlors. Mrs. Minnie B. Londoi
presided in the silverware. Mrs. Annt
Il Humbles was in attendance in the din
ing room. Each lady was attired equa
4 to the occasion. Hrs. O. F. DonnelI.
presided At the punch bowel. An elab
crate three course luncheon was served
Mrs. Elnor Trigg as cateress.
Music was furnished during the en-
4 tire evening by the Colfax Orchestra.
Miss Roberts Hurst was in abb
Tuesday, having accompanied her cous
h in, Mrs. Petsrson that far on her tril
I to Salt Lake City.
The Sunday school Union will NEE
with the Tabernacle Baptist churcl
Sunday at 3 p. N. "A very good pro
h gram has been arranged.
Mise Gussye Mardis was in Abba las
= Saturday on business We do not thinl
however that it pertained to natrimo
\ ny.
The latest reparl is that the Monro,
Mer. ca. will move into its new build
ing next week.
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\ lectcr win call next week for subscrip
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