Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-08-20
MONMOUTH, ILL.

MONMOUTH, ILL.
Mrs. Ida Corn of Galesburg was in
the city Saturday.
The Calvary Baptist Sunday school
held their annual picnic Thursday at
Riverside. About 200 attended and
an enjoyable time had.
Miss Jessie Bailey spent over Sab
bath in town, on her way home to
Peoria from Burlington.
Miss Edythe Saunders left We'd
;esday for Burlington to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Nary Edwards.
Mrs. Lillian Catlin returned from
a short trip to Chicago and Kewanee
on Saturday.
Miss Alice Brown has gone for an
extended visit with friends in Dakota.
Mrs. Eliza Myers and Miss Bernice
Scruggs of Jacksonville are visiting
in the city.
Messrs. Henry McFall, Berry
Stokes of Chicago and Robert Catlin
of this place made an auto trip Sum
day to Oquawka and the Barnett fish
ins Flae.
Mrs. Jennie Saunders entertained
at dinner Sunday Miss Jessie Bailey
of Peoria, ILL.,, and Miss Florence
Brown Of Braxton, Miss.
Mrs. Hannah Chambers and little
niece, Dorothy Bell, are visiting rela-
tivts in Glasgow, KY. ... -a.-,...
Mrs. Lucy Doolen and daughter,
AIlunnie, and Miss Maude Gasberry
left Saturday for Streator, after Wis
iting Mrs. Doolen's daughters, Mrs.
Myrtle @ South md Miss .Hsdins
Doolen.
Those from here who left Monday
to attend the Federation of the Loyal
House of U. B. of F. and s. M. T. at
Chicago were Mr.. George McWi-
liapas, Misses Mary Payne and Al
berta Merrial, Mesdames Dayse Lash
and Emma Peoples, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Birdett, who will visit in Wis
consin and Michigan before returning
home.
Mr.. Walter Hubbard, Misses Julia
Meredith and Florence Brown left for
Chicago on Thursday. Miss Brown
has charge of the booth of Piney
Woods school of Braxton, Miss, at
the exhibition.
Those of the Agnes Moody club who
are attending the Federation Of COL
ored Women's Clubs at Chicago, are
Mrs. Sarah Flood, delegate; Mes
DANES Eta Simms, chairman Of ways
ant. means committee; Ella Croft Of
books and magazines; Miss Mary
Brown, of social and hygiene, and
Mrs. Anna Wallace, appointed by
Governor Dunno over the art booth
at the exhibition.
(Last Week.)
Mr.. Robert Catlin spent the week
in Rock Island.
Miss Edna Williams spent few
days visiting with friends in Gales
burg.
The remains of Miss Esther Holly
were brought here Sunday afternoon
for burial. Miss Holly formerly lived
here, but for the last few years has
lived in Galesburg. A number Of
Galesburg friends accompanied the
body.
Mrs. Ella Croft, Mrs. Hamilton
Stokes and Mrs. Everett Murphy and
daughter, Roberta, were in Galesburg
attending a dinner party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawkins.
Miss Florence Brown, teacher OF
the Piney Woods school at Braxton,
Miss, arrived home Thursday to visit
her mother and sister, Mrs. G. T. and
Miss Mary Brown.
Mrs. Lucy Doolen and daughter
Miss Allunnie, and Miss Maude Cas-
berry of Frankfort, NO., are here Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs. Myrtle
South
Mr.. Melvin Smith was in the city
for few days visiting his father.
Mrs. Lillian Catlin spent over Sun
day in Kewanee with her husband, c
B. Catlin.
Mrs. Myrtle entertained with .
sewing in honor of her mother ane
sister, Mrs. Lucy Doolen and Mis-:
Allunnie Doolen, and niece, Miss Gas
berry. of Frankfort, Mo.