Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-05-03
KEUkUk NOTES.

ALVhUA NVlESs
Mr.. Stewart Smith of Fort Madison
is visiting in the city, the guest of Sy
Boyd.
At Hos Sunday night Cato Frazie,
died at his home III North l3thSt, The
cause of his death was mainly attribu.
ted to the infirmities of old age. His
exact age is not known. He was born
at Hilton Head, Va, and claimed ia
have served in the war Of the rebellion.
He has been blind for a number of
years and was cared for by Mrs. NJ,
Davis, since Nov. 1909. The funeral
is undetermined.
Mrs. Samuel Sykes of Fairfield is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Nellie Carter
14tb and Franklin street,
Mrs. Marie Alden of 1407 Morgan St.
was taken to St. Joseph hospital, Mon
day morning where she underwent an
operation for appendecities, The latest
reports are that she is doing fine.
Mr.. John Alden of Milwaukee, Wis.
in the city the guest of his brother,
VIM, Alden 1907 Morgan St,
The friends of Miss Francis Reeder,
will be panied to know that she is seri-
riously ILL.,, with typhoid fever at her
home 1419 Fulton street. We trust that
she may soon recover,
Remember the Apron Sale, and sup.
per which will be given by the Parish
Aid ladies at the Parish Hall, 319 N.
l4th St.. Wednesday evening, May Is.
Mr.. Harry Ashley who underwent
an operation few days ago is doing
nicely,
The remains of Ollie Walker was ia
ken from the vault Tuesday afternoon
and inferred in Oakland cemetery.
The Colridge Taylor music club was
entertained last Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, F. D. Fields.
An impromptu program, consisting of
several varied musical and literary
numbers were presented by the differ
ent members were presented by the
different members. After which light
refreshments were served as guests of
honor. The club was favored by the
presence of Miss Viva Simpson of Ha-
vana, Ill.,, and Mr.. Joseph Perkins of
Quincy, Ill. A most significant feature
of the evenings entertainment was the
presentation of a beautiful signet ring
and tie CLASSY to Mr. Silas Keller, who
is one Of the faithful charter members
of the club. He left last Monday to
occupy his claim near Upton, Wyoming.
as mark of highest esteem and to-
ken of sincere appreciation for valuable
and faithful service rendered the club.
These fond remembrances were tend
cred him.
The Missouri Jurisdiction of s. M. rs
are glad to welcome within their ranks
Mrs. Maud Brewton Of Mason City, la,
who arrived in our city last Wednesday
evening in order to establish her men,
bership here. Aside from being loyal
S, M. T. Mrs. Brewton is a District
Deputy organizer with Tabernacle
She left last Friday morn
ing for visit in Des Moines enroute
nome, We were sorry that her time
was so limited with us. Are there any
more worthy unsheltered sisters with
n our boundary line? if so remember
hat our key is yours.
MIR. w. T.. Rush, our most efficient
president of the young mems club is
s wearing broad smile, because of the
'ecent visitation of the sstork at his
,ome. Mary Anna Mildred Rush is the
lame of ten pound daughter that ar
lived Tuesday morning the 10th ult.
Miss Georgia Norwood of Monmouth,
H., was in our city two weeks ago for |
brief visit with Miss Nellie Keller.
"A heavy snow storm prevailed here
ID the 18th ult, from Ga. m, until 6 p |
n, without the slightest detection of
ingle intermission, though notwith-
tanding the inclement weather, there
vas goodly number in attendance at
ence at the jolly Bachelors dance at