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wI7ELAHAN-At West Orange. y. J.. Oh
Saturday, February 8, 1912, Richard
Francis. beloved son OF the late Richard
Whelahan and Bridget Yahn.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
ate, residence. 80 Ashland avenue, West
Orange. n. j., on Wednesday, morning.
February Z. at 5 O'Clock. thence to St,
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J. ID. KROEfiL. JR.. . AV.
Fresh cut flowers for all occasions; funeral
designing a speciality. VL 546a-J. Market.
FOR stylish and neatly arranged floral de-
signs at moderate prices go to JOHN CROSS
LEY Florist. 30 Bellevlile av. Tel. 1851 3. q.
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PAGE-Entered into rest, OH February 3,
1912, Theodore, infant son OF George w.
and Elizabeth Page, aged | month Il
days. 112 Commerce street.
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FVDIUdIN n III, -
beloved husband Of Josephine Burns lnee
Bertrand.
Relatives and friends and Police BeileV-
olent Association are kindly Invited 70
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dehce. go High street, on Wednesqas'
February 7. at $3.50 a. M. to ~. rat
srick's Cathedral, where a High Mass OF
Requiem will be offered for the rePose
Of bis soul. Interment in the Cemsters
Of the Holy Sepulchre.
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CsBORN-Entered into rest, on February
A. 1912. Minnie Osborn tnee Tapsley). be
loved wife OF William Osborn. 1913 Nor
folk street.
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~ENAXS-On Saturday. February !. 1872
&c $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Harriet e. evans
NJ beloved wife Of Mr.. Howard Evans
81 atsher late residence, 12S Railroad
avenue,
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REYNoLDs-At Orange, n. j.. February
g. 1912, Mary (nee Kelley. beloved wife
Of. Edward Reynolds. and daughter of
Margaret and the late Thomas Kelley.
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NyTNcHLAt Cedar Grove. n. j.. on Feb.
ruary 4. 1917. Rosena, widow Of George A
Munich. aged SO years.
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sARLES-on February 3, 1912, Susan M.
beloved wife. OF Charles q. Sarles nee
Schrothl. in her 24th year.
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loved son Of John and Cathefine bSrHe'
aged % years. "a.
vited to attend the funeral from his par
ents' residence, IA Garside street, 81
tuesday. February 8, at s:l5 a; m. 20 81,
Mfchael's Church. where a zig Mass
pose Of his soul at 0 a, m. 1ntermen'
In the Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchfe.
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EAIERGENT communications OF Tri-
N 1bn1inar Lodge No. liz. y. & A. NJ,
Ky ayiil be held at the lodge room, AZ
Broada street, on Tuesday evening, Feb
fusry 9Th. at T:f5 o'clock sharp. for the puf-
bose Of showing our tribute Of respect and
esteem 10 our late worshipful brother. Peter
u. Saunier. our charter member and second
past master. Members of the craft are respee-
fully invited TO attend. BY order
ABRAHAM HANNocTf. ". VI.
George r peft. Cerrefapx
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sHERMAN-On February 5. 1912, Mrs.
ChaNotte NJ. Sherman, widow of Fred
eyick A. Sherman, in her saith year, 12S
Montciair avenue
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sHAFFEf,-On Saturday, February J, 1912,
William H.. beloved husband OF Maria
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sCALLY-on February ., 1912. James F.,
beloved husband Of Della Scally (nec
" o,ponpelD. S13 Central avenue.
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sAUNIER-On Saturday, February 8, 1872.
Peter z. Saunier. in his SD year.
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enthusiastically, at East Orange, y. j.,
Sunday, February 4. 1912, Andrew Turney
Smith, husband OF ,Corrinne d. Smith, 80
Carnegie avenue. East Orange.
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CIT, ADVERTISEMENTS


wEEouAH1c OUTLET sEWKE. Into
ANNEXATION SEWERS. SECTION
1 W SonSIp1r A sTRES,T gASISS; S sRpTH
TON AVENUE Assessment nor
benefits.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
estate peculiarly benefited by each OF the fol
lowing improvements, namely;
WEEoUAHIc OUTLET SEWER.
according to the provisions, Of an ordinances os
to provide for the construction of q sewer 10
be known as Weequahic octisf Sewer" ap-
proved August g, 1910.
CLINTON ANNExATIoN sEwHHA
according to the provisions Of an era,nsnas Of
the city of Newark entitled AN Ordinance to
provide for the construction o. Q sewer 60 %
known and designated as Clinton Annexation
Sewers, seation A." approved sepsansosr a.
1910.
WOoDsrpE AVENUE.
between Elwood avenue and Grafton evsnuek
according to the provisions % an cfdinanos
nance to provide for the paving Of 'Woodgids
avenue. between Elwood avenue and Grafton
avenue approved May 20, Ayl1,
SOUTH TWENTIETH sTRuD1.
from Clinton avenue to Springfield aveuuet
OF the city of Newark entitled A Ordinance
TO provide for the opening Of South Twentictr
street. from Clinton avenue to SpEaugdeld .a~s-
nue." approved March 9. 1911-
The opening Of
from rs feet east OF North Eighth street ~
the city line. according to the provisions Of an
ordinance of the city of Newark entitled An
Ordinance TO provide for the opening Of
Arlington avenue, from rs feet east Of North
Eighth street to the city line, approved May
10. 1911, has been prepared by the under
signed Commissioners, appointed by the Mayor
of the city of Newark, and that a report by
q certificate in writing. with an accompany.
ing map and schedule. showing the several
assessments against the several owners pc
culiariy benefited as aforesaid, has been de-
posted ir the Office OF the City Clerk Of the
city of Newark for examination by the parties
Interested therein
Said assessment comprises all lots traots
and parcels of land and real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid lying on shat Sec
ton OF
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.REvER-At Plainfeld. n. j.. on February
T. 1912, Anna &C., wife OF Robert Parker
Fever, of Newark, aged 50 years. 81
East Second street, Plainfield. y. j.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

SE9
The bid ana asked prices appended
are furnished Through Eiseie q King
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.SPAETH-On February 4, at his late
residence, 1914 First street, Frank,
beloved husband of Margretta
jSpaeth '(nee Trapper).
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Notice Of funeral hereafter

.rERHUNE-February l. 1912. at Col
'orado Springs. Colo. William a. Ter
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Johns Church, where a Solemn Hign
Mass Of Requiem will be celebrated FOR
the repose of his soul. Interment in ST.
Johns Cemetery.
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HEADQUARTERS + DEPARTMENT.
(itv Hall

Newark, N. j.. Esbruary 8. 1912. fsbS-S
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sUTPHEN-At East Orange. y. j., sun
day, February 4, 1919, Arthur s., hus-
band of Halle B.. Garrison and son OF
& Adelaide and J. Marshall Sutphen, in
his Bath year.
Relatives. aud friends. also member Of
Bergen Lodge No. n, Il. and A. NJ, are
united to the services from his late
noYne, IS North Fifteenth street, Tues
day evening. February 6, at 7:45. Inter
inent at Somerville. N. j.. at the con-
venience OF the family.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Franklin av., at Joralemon ST.. Bloomfield,
j.; tel. 1881. Bloomfield; plots. four gra
and over. s65 Up: graves, adults. s14.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13
KEWANEE, ILL.

Thanksgiving day as observed at
Bethel A. M. E. church was sweep
ing success, spiritually, socially and
financially. The special service at II
a. m. was we'll attended. Too much
credit cannot be given the ladies who
solicited and served the turkey din
ner, and who decorated the church
and dining room in such pleasing
manner. In keeping with the high
standard set forth, large and ap-
preciative audience listened to a well
rendered high class entertainment in
the evening given by home talent.
Mr.. Lewis Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Hayse won many compliments for
the way in which they impersonated
the characters in the play, "Love
Conquers Revenge" The comic quar-
tette, entitled "The Fortune Teller"
with Rev. Thomas as bass; Lewis
Reynolds, tenor; Jennie Lewis, alto;
Estella Hayes, soprano, was also a
special feature. Cash money received
clear from all expenses, $46.15, with
$1O.4O worth of provisions left.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13

At the special meeting of Princess
Zorah Chapter, No. 10, O. E. S.,
Tuesday evening, December ~, at
their hall, the following elected and
appointed officers for the ensuing
year were installed by Mr.. E. Tracy
Blackburn, grand associated patron
of Electa Grand Chapter, o. E. S.,
for state Of Iowa and jurisdiction:
Mrs. Maude M. Wilkinson, Ma,
tron; Mr.. E. T. Banks, w. Patron;
Mrs. Effie Watkins, A. Matron; Mrs.
Luella Wilburn, treasurer; Miss Lulu
Jackson, secretary; Mrs. Maude
Thompson, conductress; Mrs. Julia
Williams, A. conductress; Mrs. Laura
Mason, warder; Mr.. Walter Hum
bert, sentinel; Miss Gertrude Hyde,
Ada; Mrs. Esther Morton, Ruth;
Mrs. Emma Jackson, Esther; Mrs.
Anna Perkins, Martha; Mrs. Alice
Graves, Electa; Mrs. Jessie McClain,
chaplain; Mrs. Maude Jones, marshal
and organist; Mrs. Julia Taylor,
chairman sick committee; Mrs. Jes-
sic McClain, chairman of investiga-
tion committee; Mrs. Matte Woods,
chairman of entertainment. commit
tee. After the closing Of installation
luncheon was served.
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birthday anniversary. Mrs. Moore
received many useful presents from
her friends and at eleven o'clock, a
three course lunch was served, the
guests on leaving declared Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore royal entertainers and
wishing Mrs. Moore many more hap
py birthdays.
Mrs. John Spence, who has been
visiting several weeks with her cous-
in, Mrs. w. H. Moore of 1910 Thirty
eighth street, left Sunday for her
home in Collinsville, Ill.
The Eastern Star Lodge had their
annual election Of officers last Tues
day evening and will hold their in
stallation Tuesday, December 18th
The Progressive Art club met in a
business meeting with Mrs. James
Burrus, Wednesday, December 4th.
The club will meet December 18th
with Mrs. c. Golden, ST., at which
time Mrs. J. H. c. Mccain will read
a paper, subject, Looking Forward" )"
to be discussed by the club.
Rev. and Mrs. B. r. Penn and fam
lily left Thursday for Burlington, Ia,
where they will take charge Of St.
Johns A. M. E. church. We wish for
them much success.
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MT. PLEASANT.

An exceedingly interesting pro-
gram. was given at the Baptist
church Thanksgiving and enjoyed
by large attendance.
Dinner and supper was served at
Mrs. Sarah Berry's home for the
church.
The A. M. E. church served supper
Thanksgiving evening.
Mr.. Geo Route left for Minneapolis
after visit here with his mother,
Mrs. Rena Logan.
Mr.. John Henderson Of Bloomfield
spent Thanksgiving in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burnaugh visi-
ted friends in Kewanee last week.
Mr.. Arthur Burnaugh spent Thanks
giving in Galesburg.
Miss Viola Harris of Minneapolis
spent Thanksgiving at the parental
home. g...r
Mrs. Geo. Colston of Fairfield
spent Thanksgiving in our city.
Miss Latislia Mccain spent Thanks
in Mammouth. ... -..
Last Saturday evening at the home
Of Mrs. M. Hughes occurred the we'd
ding Of Miss Nettie Simms and Mr..
Vollie Tompson. Rev. Jackson Of
ficiated. The young people will 80 to
house keeping Immediately in q home
already prepared by the groom. They
have our heartiest congratulations.
Rev. J. M. Buxton, the State Mis-
sionary, was in our city last week
and delivered the Thanksgiving ad-
dress Thursday morning.
v Mrs. Robt. Anderson and daughter,
Miss Beatrice, spent Thanksgiving
in Keokuk. Il I'M NJ
Mr.. Robt. Anderson attended the
Myers-F Foreman wedding in IT. Madi-
son.
Mrs. N. Palmer was = Burlington
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SIOUX CITY ITEMS.

The Sunday school of the Mt. Zion
Baptist church are rehearsing a can
tata for Christmas entitled "Alice in
Fairyland." A large number of chill
dren will take part.
The A. NJ. E. church will give the
pay of "The Ten Virgins" on Christ
mas night.
The Lyceum met at the Baptist
church last Tuesday evening. They
debated on suffrage, the negatives
winning out.
Mrs. j. B. Rush, president of the
State Federation of Women's clubs,
came to our city last Thursday and
Zion church on the black girls bur-
lectured in the evening the Mt.
dens. A nice sized audience was
there to greet her. The lecture was
highly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Rush is
not a stranged among US. She has
been here several times and her pres
ence and lectures are always highly
appreciated. She was the guest of
Mrs. L. M. Coats while in our city.
The Naomi Chapter, No. 7, of the
O. Eos. held it's election last Tuesday
night and the following ones were
elected, namely: Eta Grant, w. M;
Thomas H. Sturgis, w. p; Anna Nor
ris, A. M; Golda Hackly, secretary;
J. Wilbur Norris, treasurer; Irene
Sturgis, conductress; Anna May AS
kew, assistant conductress; Virginia
Shoves, Adah; Myrtle Morgan, war
der; Louis Grant, sentinel.
The A. I. P. club and the Art Cul-
ture club gave reception Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. J. B. Rush
Of Des Moines.
The Lyceum of the Mt. Zion Bap-
tist church will celebrate Lincoln's
emancipation on Tuesday, December
80. Quite an elabodate program has
been arranged for the occasion.
The members of the A. M. E. church
will celebrate the emancipation of
Lincoln on Wednesday, January I.
1913, at the church. A number of
prominent men of the city will sueak.
Among them will be Mayor Smith of
our city.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.

Miss Maybe Price died at her
home on South Eighth street, Mon
day, December 2, at IL o'clock, age
81 years. She was only sick short
while. Maybe talked so much of
getting we'll. She said if she did well,
it was alright. But the Lord knows
Fall things.
Oh precious one from US are gone,
/. A voice we love is still, whica nev-
: er can be filled.
We long to have her in our midst
V But God has called her Home to
rest.
She leaves to mourn her loss, a
mother, Mr.. Thorns, sister, Mrs.
A. J. Gray, brother, H. G. Price,
and host of friends.
Mrs. Emma Green of Toledo, Iowa,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
w. M. Robinson and has returned to
home in Toledo, Iowa. . s..
Mr.. w. M. Robinson, while crank
ing up an auto, broke his wrist.
Mr.. M. E. La Reintz is on the sick
list. srg- ~. .... s..... ,
Mrs. Allie Body will leave our city
for Chicago, Ill.,, for the winter. Her
son., Edward, will accompany her.
Mr.. Body expects to spend a few
days in Chicago, from their he will
go to Wilberforce college. He expects
z to take a course in music Mr.. Body
will be greatly missed among the
young people on our city.
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SOCIAL PURITY CLUB WOMAN
PROGRAM FOR IOWA. =

1t is now past time for the work
of the committee to be out. hereby
publish outline for the remainder of
club year. Trusting that each club
will take upon themselves the duty of
protecting our race and to instill in
sheir minds the good that can be done
thereby, trust that each club woman
wiz do something this year to wipe
out the SOCIAL evil" and gain possess
sion Of Social Purity:
/. Should social hygiene be taught
in public schools?
(a) In reference to morals.
(b) Why?
(c) At what age?
2. Reasons for choice of immoral
life by women.
8. What are the many allurernents
that are in progress to entice our
women and children?
(a) What can the club woman do
to prevent them?
4. How can unfortunate women be
helped and saved to society?
5. What are some of the causes
which lead to downfall?
6. Cheap theaters.
(a) Moving picture.
(b) Poison that turks in them
also the good.
7. What can the Negro club wo-
man do to better conditions of her
race, morally, physically and socially.
a.: W Respectfully submitted, ,S--s7.
Mrs. Harry Horne.
Chairman of Social Purity.
ADV.
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ROCK ISLAND NEWS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Starks Of In
dianapolis, Ind, have arrived in the
city to make it their future home.
Mrs. e. Lewis of Prophetstown, ILL.,,
is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore.
Mrs. Minnie Houston has returned
to the city for an indefinite stay, af-
ter several months visit with rela-
tives and friends in Springfield, Ill.
Mrs. C. Lousi Of Springfield, ILL.,,
is visiting in the city, the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice,
Of South Rock Island. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Moor enter
aimed last Thursday evening compll-
nentary to their cousin, Mrs. John
Spence Of Collinsville, III. ss25 /
=s Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moor enter
aimed Saturday evening, December
7th, in honor Of Mrs. Moore's fifth
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e OTTUMWA, IOWA.

Rev. Wharton of Buxton spoke at
the A. M. E. church Wednesday
night, his subject being prayer" All
who were fortunate enough to hear
him were we'll pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Magill enter
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving
Mrs. Carey, the evangelist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell, Julian Campbell and
Mrs. Mary Green. >s ~
A very. successful revival meeting
at the A., M. E. church was ended
Thanksgiving eve.
H. E. Clark of Battle Creek, Mich,
is visitor at the Clark home on w.
Division street.
Miss Edna Jones Of Oskaloosa is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Will
sor ,."" ~~ ~
+, EAs Faithful Few society met with
Mrs. Clark on Thursday evening.
Next meeting with Mrs. Campbell on
Plum street. ]: y 49,. +.
The Stewardess Sewing Circle met
with Mrs. Oscar Williams on Pana-
ma street. Arrangements were made
to hold bazaar in the. lecture room
of the church Monday and Tuesday,
December 16 and II. Refreshments
will be served. +.
Mr.. George Magill laid off from
work last week on account Of sick
ness. "s..
Mrs. Anna Taylor and VIM. Jack
son were married Thanksgiving even
ing at the home prepared by the
groom. Only the immediate relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony.
Rev. M. I. Gorden performed the cer-
emony. Mrs. Jackson Of Delevan,
ILL.,, mother of the groom, attended
the wedding and is visiting at the
home Of her son, George, on Main
street. st.s #Ea. @%a'.
The Girls Golden Art club met
with Miss Marguerite Protam. An
impromptu program was rendered.
Miss Edna Jones Of Oskaloosa favored
them with several selections,
Mrs. w. n. Tompson Of South Of
tumwa had a brother visit her last
week from Missouri.
Mr.. John Harris Of Mechanic
street is reported quite low at this
writing. u
Mrs. Hattie Stevens Of Fairfield
visited over Sunday with relatives.
The stewardesses Of the "A. N. E
church will have . bazaar and chick
EN- pie supper in the lecture room I
the church the 18th and 18th Of De !
cember. No admission. All are in
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13

Mr.. Charlie Homes is all smiles
now. Why? Because his wife and
babies have come from Colfax to live
in Carney.
Friday morning, November 20, the
people were aroused from their slum-
bers by the alarm of fire, which was
found to be the tipple burning, which
will cause the men to be idle quite a
while. The work Of rebuilding was
begun at once. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
The Booster club, which consists ex-
clusively of men, entertained the
ladies of the MONDAY club and the
Self Improvement club to an elabo-
rate foar-course luncheon last Mon
day night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin. All present had a de-
lightful time and the ladies declare
the Booster club is "all right"
Teachers meeting at Mrs. Anna
Cabbell's this week.
Rev. Bates of Des Moines preached
splendid sermon here Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-12-13
DAVENPORT NOTES.

Y The recital by Miss d. Mae Lee,
under the auspices of the Boys Ath-
letic club, was one of the best enter
tainments that has been in Daven-
port for many = day. Miss Lee is
very fine and her coming was highly
appreciated, for she had a good
house. The local talent is also to be
congratulated, for each number was
up to standard. The Young Girls
improvement club gave beauty to the
program by helping the boys out,
with vocal and instrumental solos.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Flor
ence Pettiford was held from the A.
M. E. church Tuesday afternoon. In
terment in Chippsannock cemetery,
Rock Island. Rev. T. B. Stovall Off
ciated. n, H
Rev. M. Toomeytis attending exec
utive board of the Baptist church at
Enterprise, Iowa. ..
The A. M. E. stewardesses will
give program at Bethel church Sun
day evening. Lessons that have i'm
pressed me most this 1912. Anyone
in the audience may talk upon this
subject. sd
Mrs. Mary Jacoby of Bowling
Green, Mo-, is visiting her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Perkins.
Quite number! of Rock Island
people attended the D. Mae Lee recit-
al.
If you want to spend a real profit
able hour On Sunday afternoon at
tend the Bible class at Bethel "A. M.
E. church from 2 to 8.
Mr.. Edward Sample is on the sick
list.
Mrs. C. B. Lewis made flying trip
to Atlantic, Iowa, this week.
The sick Of our city are all report
ed on the improve.
The Bystander would make 4 fine
Xmas gift. Why not send it to your
friend for one year?
Special Note.-Mrs. Florence Petit
ford, whose funeral is mentioned
above, was member of Morning
Glory H. H. and R., No. 1016. The
members of this H. H. are to be spe-
cially commended for the sisterly
care they gave to their sister while
lingering unconscious for over forty
eight hours at Mercy hospital and for
resuming all responsibility and ex-
pense of a very beautiful funeral.
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FIT. MADISON NOTES,

Rev. and Mrs. Bowles are spending
part tie in Keokuk over Sunday. Will
preach at the Second Baptist church
in Ft. Madison next Sunday. =
Presiding elder, I. N. Daniel, will
be in our city Tuesday and will hold
quarterly meeting at the A. M. E.
church Wednesday.
Mrs. Doctor Townsley, Miss Stella
Thompson and Miss Beulah Thompson
of Muscatine, Iowa spent Thanksgiv-
ing in our city, the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Payton.
There will be a concert at the A..
M. E. church Tuesday evening, con-
Quoted by the Misses Harper. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Harris of Shelbina, NO., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James San
ders. !
Mrs. Arthur Fry Of Keokuk- was
visiting in our city last week, the
guest of her grandfather, Mr.. Chas.
Thomas.