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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

The Callahan club met at the home
|of Mrs. s. Joe Brown on Wednesday
afternoon, at which meeting the elec-
tion Of officers took place. The fol
lowing we're elected: Mrs. Gus Mich !:
ols president; Mrs. Emma Pyree, vice
president; Mrs. J.SfA. Jefferson, sec.
retary; Mrs. Amos Adams, d assistant +
secretary; Mrs. "A. NJ. Rivers, treasurl au1
er. Mrs. r. N. Hyde, reporter, and
Ms. 3 4. Banks, chaplain; Mrs. 8,
/ Joe Brown, critic; Mrs. Thornton l',
Adams, chairman Of sick committee; n
Mrs. Chas. Carl, chairman Of program
committee. After the election ' Of j Off fiji
GERS Mrs. Katherine Johnson Of Kan 1:
sas city, No.. lectured to the e club,
after which they adjourned to meet e. y
the home of Mrs. R. N. Hyde on Feb ''t
ruary 3rd.
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cLARINDA, IOWA.

Il Mrs. Campbell and Aunt Jane Jack
son both continue i'll. VI. ~
4. Mrs. Lewis Blythe has been on the
sick list. M a5ss. .s D
Y Nj. !. w. williams, grand chancsl-
lor. made ! trip to Des Moines. IN
stalling officers. He reports ! fine:
time &C the Capital City.
lsssss II ln1Aes bnliEse
trip to Clarinda on Tuesday. d.
Rev. D. w. Brown and wife OF Clar-
india, Mr.. Dick johnson; wife and
baby, Mrs. Fred johnson and Miss
Mabel johnson Of Gravity attended a
dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. Marshalps at
Sharps. ,...,-,. ..,.,.-..
In naming the elected officers Of the
o. E. S., No. 16, we neglected nam
ing Mr.. VIM. Headley, w. P.
Mr.. George Jones was called to
NKirksville to the bedside Of his
brother.
Mrs. Matte Renfro has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Lottie Williams.
Mrs. M. Cooke has been laid up with
the sciatic rheumatism. ..,..
Mr.. Elmer Carter has returned from
Oskaloosa. ~. s,
The foreign and home missionary
society met at Mrs. D. Blacks resi-
dence. 70,
The Mite Missionary met at Mrs.
Rogers residence,
Mr.. William Black spent a few
days with Mr.. r. D. Black. .,.
+ Roy Palmer of Maryville visited
friends in Clarinda.
Mr.. George Able went to Savannah,
NO., to see friend who was very i'll.
Revival services started at the A.
M. E. church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson gave a
7 o'clock dinner New Years evening
in honor of Miss Dorothy Palmer OF
Maryville, Mo-, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Mitchell, Jr. Covers
were laid for Miss Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Montgomery, Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Mitchell, Jr., Miss Fran
ces Mitchell, Mr.. Fred Jones and tie
host and hostess. Miss Palmcr lease.s
for her home Tuesday morning.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15
HENRY E. BURRIs HIGHLY HON
& ORED.

Local Mail Carrier Guest of Honor at
Z. banquet Saturday Night-Present-
ed With Bag Completes Twenty
five Years of Service at the Local
Y Posctofiice. u y ri,
Henry E. iBurris, colored, mail car
rier at the local postofiic was the
guest Of honor at a banquet held at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday night BY the
mail carriers Of the Rock Island post
office. MI. Burris, who has just com
pleted twenty-five years Of continu-
Gus service as mail carrier, was pre-
sented with a leather travelling bag as
a gift from his fellow workmcn in re-
membrance of the occasion. Dinner
was served at Y o'clock, Postmaster
H. p. Simpson and Assistant Post
naster O. P. Olson also being present
as the guests of the carriers. Chris
Koch acted stoastnla ster of the
evening and short talks We're made by
Messrs. Simpson, Olson and Koch.
During the twenty five years Of ser.
vice spent in the service Of the local
postofice II is estimated that over
100000. pieces Of mail have been,
delivered BY Mr.. Burris. These figures
were prepared, ~ Assistant postmas-
ter Olson recently and ades based up
on the average pieces Of mail distrib-
uted BY the carriers daily, MI. Bur
ris will receive an emblem IL the form
Of silver star, which he; viii wear
upon each coat sleeve, and will be the
first carrier honorcd in a like manner
at the Rock Island postoflice.
Carrier Chris Koch read An original
poem at the banquet last night dedi-4
Gated 10 MI. Burris. rock Island
Daily Times, Sunday, Jan. III "a
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Hawkeye lodge, No. 100, gave one q 8.

Hawkeye lodge, No. 100, gave one q e,
8of its very popular smokers ana pan -.
/ Duets January IS at their hall. Gov z Y
ers we're laid for sixty-two. thirty.
\ one being II. guests q Of the evening. AZ
! 4 riyeen hour Z. J, Shelton, r. p. X,
called order and al marched out g
the forty foot table to the sweet
J M strains ii music PLAYED by Mr.. Miles
Taylor. All beisg seated, Bro. Il Ed
Morton. N u. X, toastmaster OF ts5' the ne
evening presented Il. J. Shelton, VINO \ q
delivered an address. The progra' p
follows: penihg lecture, g. w. W.. Y.
,lliams. II instrunenta alsolo, As Riy-l
srs; address " Nat. Grand Ofhcer ll'i Y.
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MONMOUTH, ILL.,.

DR.. E.. L. Scruggs left Saturday
morning for Jacksonville, H.. wheEe
he has recently taken up a new
charge, the Mt. Eaony Bap is church.
Prof. McDaniels of Chicago wa il
the city in the interest of MS ind4s-
trial school at Chicago. ssya
Mrs. Florence Farmer, who un Ter
went an operation at Monmouth hos
pital, is doing quite nicely and wilt
soon be removed home.
Mr.. Ham Stokes is able to be about
Rev. H. L. Foote of Carson, Mo,
filled the pulpit at Calvary Baptist
church Sunday. Rev, Foote is a can
didate for this charge and comes here
highly recommended, having been
graduate of Atlanta Baptist seminary,
Atlanaa, Ga, and receiving a 3. 4.
degree from Shurtlif college at Al
ton and was post graduate from the
University of Chicago. He, has pas
tored at Alton, Jerseyville, ILL.,, and
Paris, Mo. He has. taught at West
.ern college, Macon and Arkansas Bap-
tist college, Little Rock.sgt1 Y,
,ss Mrs. E. Z. Scruggs was quite
again Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Nose Marshall is rerp low; at
this writing. IN
ThesAgnes lloody cldb met last
week at the home Of Mrs. James
Hardin. There will be an open meet
Ing this week at the home Of Mrs.
Susie McWiiliams. All members are
81 n !. ss IA = A ssss sss @ tisasf
II. Jim Johnson Il sslso on the sick
aljst. N s 55E Az NH
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] !, ,HoR,llE!Rl Il! / IOWA 4 Y, j DIES


Los Angeles, Cal. The California,
Eagle Of January 2 publishes the fol-
lowing account: III a zsf.sats 4 AZ.
Mrs. Mary Shakleford PASSES Away.
On last Monday, after an illness Of
more than five years, which had con-
fined her to her bed, in answer TO the
call Of the grim reaper, Mrs. Mary
] Shackleford passed into the great be-.
yond surrounded by the members Of
her family, who had in the many
years Of her illness with tender hands
and cheering words done all that could
be to alleviate her suffering, which
she herself had borne with remark
able fortitude. 81
funeral services were held from
the family residence. 7S0 =. 41st
street, and with simple ceremonies
conducted BY Rev. N. P. Gregg, as
sisted by Rev. J. L. Mccoy The for
al offerings were profuse and beauti-
full. The interment was at Rosedsle
She leaves to mourn her loss, be-
sides her husband. s, Shackleford,
thre1 children, J. H. Shackl kleford, Nv.
H. Shackleford, Martha p. Shackle7
ford and two sisters, and p host of
friends. The Eagle extends condo
lence to the family in this their hour,
of sorrow. N, ss4,533
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shackleford
formerly lived in Taylor county, where
he owned very fine farm Of 9 quar-
ter section. They first moved to Ok
lahoma, then to California. Ye editor
is personally acquainted with the
whole family and extends coincidence
to the bereaved family. I; 7. EsEy
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SALISBURY, MO.

Sunday was quarterly meeting at
the A. M. E. church. Rev. B. r. Mon
roe presided in presiding elders stead
as Presiding Elder DR.. P. w. Crews
could not be here. The meeting was
a spiritual and financial success. ?:
The Baptist church is without a
pastor. Rev. J. H. Williams, to the
regret of the Salisburians, resigned
His resignation went into effect the
29th of November. "
Quie a good deal Of sickness in this
vicinity. Doctors busy day and night,
Mrs. Frank Gooch is critically i'll.
Rev. Bell, pastor of the Second
Christian church, filled his stand last
Sunday. .-ss. -. ..-.. ...E.
Qsite good deal of sickness in this
the funerals of Mrs. Hacp Tettets and
Mr.. Lother Robinson of Huntsville,
Mo-, Sunday afternoon, January 10.
Married at her home, 703 Grand
avenue, Mrs. l.. l.. Hairgrow to Mr..
Isaiah McHard, January 8, 1915, at 2
o'clock p. III. Only a few witnessed
the marriage. 1t was indeed a sur
prise to all. Mr.. McHard is to be
congratulated upon winning so great
a prize. Mrs. McHard is d fine busi-
ness lady, fitted for a helpmate Of
any man. She stands high in the
business circle and others. Her white
and colored friends are legion. Bro.
McHard is fine type Of manhood, an
old bachelor and farmer. They re-
ceived many nice presents, Here's
wishing them a long, happy and pros
porous life. tss,. .s5 :, \, .,.sss. .3,... /. Z
Rev, w. H. Davis Of Moberly, Mo-,
is business visitor in our city. i.
Mr.. Frank Roberts Of Moberly is
also q visitor. ~ VI ia; AZ,
/ IA Mr.. Rolden Of St. Louis is repre-
senting a Chicago toilet article firm
in our city. II 4. s i5.. "a N
III Prot. IA. B. Bolden and Miss B. F.
McAdams, teachers Of our public
school, are doing some fine work in
the school. Both, are able teachers.
Subscribe for The Bystander Il Get
all the latest business news. Wish
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Moines, f. H. Hackley Of Sioux City,
Harry L. Burnaugh Of Mt. Pleasant,
and Ed Burke Of Council Bluffs.
TO LECTURE HERE.

Miss Catherine M. johnson, Of Kan
sas City, Mo-, formerly : teacher
there, but now general field agent for
the National Association for the Adj
vancement Of Colored People, arrived
in our city Tuesday to. assist the local
committee to make ready for the lee
ture to be given here next Wednesday
evening by DR.. ]. E. Springarn Of
New York and to organize q local
branch Of the national association in
our city. Miss Johnson is . very
pleasing lady Of refinement md cul-
ture and speaks very enthusiastically
over her success in the middle west in
organizing associations. She just or
ganized one in st. Joseph, Mo-, and
will hold a pubic meeting next Mon
day evening ct 8 O'clock ct Union
C Congregational church to organize an
association in Iowa.
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ffrhe N. w. club Of Asbury NJ. 2.
hi1rch was entertained by Mrs.
aphia Hill Monday evening at the
,idence ofn Mrs. Joe Murry, 1854
rst street. The following officers
Ire elected: Mrs. Chas. Banks, pres
ent; Mrs. Fred Berry, vice presi-
mt: Miss Bernedia Lee, secretary;
rs. Chas. Wilson, treasurer; Mrs.
ary Sweet, chaplain; Mrs. W. j..
ee. reporter. Lunch was served and
~ adjourned to meet with Mrs. W..I
\ Lee, 939 Nv. Twelfth street, Janu-.
Irsy 18th. lst s3.t' y II
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15
DAVENPORT NOTES.

The Third Baptist church held their
Christmas Eve exercises, which were
very pleasing to all. 5..,,. y
Rev. Nicholson and family were
very kindly remembered by their
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuqua entertained
Rev. and Mrs. Nicholson at Xmas
dinner. Z. IS 4. "a 7.
Mrs. C. B. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Naomi, are spending the holidays in
our city.
Mr.. Allan Bean is home from Viii
berforce, where he is attending school,
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Emma Cain had her many
friends in to her annual Xmas break
fast, which is always greatly enjoyed
by all. ss% Ss
The E. L. D. club entertained Mrs.
Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daugh-
ter, Hazel, Of Fairfield, who were vis-
iting Mrs. Cecil Carter and other rel
atives. The reception was held at the
residence Of the president, Mrs. Jen-
ME Johnson They departed for their
homes Monday evening after the re-
ception. Il s5
The T. L. o. club prepared dinner
and the members carried baskets to
all the sick and aged of the city on
Xmas day. 5 <.
Mrs. Minnie Samuels entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hopkins at fam
ily Xmas dinner i,
Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe had Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris Sunday for dinner.
We have on our sick list Mrs. Flora
Mitchell, Mrs. John Bradford and Mr..
Ward Howard. a%a&
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BUXTON REVIEW.

Miss Leona Ewing is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Lucy Ewing is somewhat bet
ter at this writing.
Mr.. j. Clark is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. VIM. King has been suffering
with the tonsilitis, but is somewhat
better at this writing.
The funeral Of Miss Williams of
Omaha, the sister of Mrs. Charles
Ross, was held at Mt. Zion Baptist
church Monday morning.
The Self Culture club met at the
home of Mrs. West this week.
Mt. Zion. Il j.
The Sunday school was well at
tended Sunday morning. The new
officers were installed. Rev. r. An
derson, superintendent; Mrs. ]. II.
McGrew, assistant superintendent;
Mr. Seaman Smith, secretary; Miss
Marie Duey, assistant secretary; Mr..
g. w. Cheatham,, treasurer.
Nine. D. Mae Lee Luess arrived In
the city last Tuesday from . tour
through southern Illinois. En- route
she stopped over several days in st.
Louis, Mo. While there sha was the
guest Of Rev. Nv. Sampson Brooks.
~ Rev. r. III. 1QEOd ~ t3ayl
excellent sermon Sunday morning. He
preached. fsom Isaiah 81, goth verse.
8 " Clubs. rs ~ gssl'
The F. B. w. club met with Mrs.
J. H. McGrew Wednesday afternoon
of this week. @fr'| > ~
The Self -Cultore club met at the
home Of Mrs. West this week.
= 81. Johns A. M. E.
4 Rev. J. H. Ferribee preached soul
stirring sermon Sunday morning.
There was large attendance. Sun
daysschool is improving. They will
install the newly elected officers Sum
DIV. The Endeavor is improving.
+. - Y. M. C. A.
Secretary J. H. McGrew has gone
to Rome, Ca, on account of the illness
and death of his grandmother. gf
The Bible class was well attended
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Barber gave
an excellent talk. Subject, "Oppor-
tunity." .~. A.,
The Y. has lately purchased a vic
trola. Come out. boys, next Sunday
and hear it. .. -. -. -. =. e
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GALEsBURG, I'll.

n Mrs. Eliza Richardson OF Peoria,
Ill, spent q few days with her mother,
Mrs. M. Richardson, of 1917 E. Null
berry street.
S Mr.. James Williams has been home
for week with pneumonia, but is
much improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Lewis on Christ
mas day entertained relatives to q
tree and dinner at their beautiful
home, 6S9 w. Knox street. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. p. Craw--s
ford, Master Horace Crawford, Miss
Arvene Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flsecher Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Book
er jackson, Miss Fern and Master
Raymond, MI and Mrs. Bryant
Grsesby, Miss Helm Wilson, Mr..
Sandy Mitchell Of Davenport, MI. and
MI. James Williams and Mr.. Lewis
ok Rofk Island. III ,,ts
q. ashing ton Of 1858 =,
hegry.a y ulsnnias Rat
as better atspresent. 4.
The A. M. =. church missionary So
ciety has planned = mock conference
for the latter part of this month. ts
The "A. M. E. Sunday school had .
feast on Christmas eve instead of q
tree. The scholars enjoyed it i'm
mensely. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Crawford of s85
w. Berrien street entertained on the
18th Of December at dinner the fol-
lowing relatives: Mr.. Matthew
Mitchell, Sandy Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. BENZ. Mitchell, Phillip Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Williams and Mrs. M.
Barber. RI, j.s s',@. # B. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kidd Of 1915 E.
South street entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williams to supper on Christ
mas day. .:..4 .ass @ e. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams will
be at home to friends after January
16 at 418 E. Berrien street. "a, T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Of Marceilus,
Mich, with their daughter, Mrs. Mag
7 gle Grant, Of Chicago, ILL.,, and daugh-
;ter-in:law, Mrs. Eva Carter Bradley,
Of Moline, Ill.,, spent few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Carter Car of 1876 e.''' ". :
South street. r, (. .$, .5$5s,.2, y. .,,
The different auxiliaries Of the Sec
ond Baptist church are having their
four days entertainments, which COM
menced the 5th. They have made a
combined effort. May success be
theirs. S.<. -,
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Miss Leota James, the daughter Of
|t. MI 1lrs. James James was operat:-
81 90 tAs Mothodist hospital today.
| q mot tber y d. Clara vill go TO the
pitsi oslbs or srsated %. y hils
ese parties are not % sick nov, but
becomes absolutely necessary to be
,6srated on before they get worse. II
! the hope Of their friends that they
till soon recover. +.
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N. Hyde; song by P. Ewing and lodge;
address by Rufus Smith, T. Of 160;
piano solo, R. Dyer; short talks by
Andy Fulton, Miles Taylor, Capt.
Fletcher and others; q speech, Chas.
Comley of Webster City; piano solo,
the r. T. C. Rag, Ed Morton, L. K;
an address, G. w. Smith, by proxy r.
N. Hyde, was well received. The
guests departed, voting Hawkeye
lodge, No. 100 a bunch Of live enter
taine-s. s.@. .s a.
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Cough Medicine For Children.

Never give a child q cough medi-
cine that contains opium in any form.
When opium is given other and more
serious diseases may follow. Long
experience has demonstrated that
there is no better or safer medicine for
coughs, colds and Group in children
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
is equally valuable for adults. Try
it tt contains no opium or other
harmful drug. For sale by all deal
ers. s.f l.&sE@5' E3g&i, af.s.r a: ',. ~
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GOVERNOR GEORGE W, CLARKE.

about ten millions Of them, are taxed
on billion dollars worth Of property,
thousands of them have good homes,
illiteracy is reduced from total to
thirty -five per cent, many Of them are
succeeding in very many lines Of
business, professional and otherwise,
and large numbers Of them are ex-
cellent citizens. The Negro in the
United States wants to take note Of
the progress he hiss made, to show
what he has done, in the only years
he has ever had ! chance and to take
counsel and encouragement for the
future. The record is . proud one
and he ought to Be encouraged. There
are Aftsen thousand Negro residssts
39of Iowa, i am told They viii ask Z
small apprppristisn for the purpose
.nasned 4 lf syo0 .dnd here, IL .prepar
organization for ! proper and judi
cious expenditure Of the money !
think You ought to give it. Iowa can
afford to be thus helpful to race
only 80 recently held under the bond
age Of slavery and ignorance?" y
We are indeed proud Of such fear
less friend as Governor Clarke. The
Iowa commissioners as appointed by
Governor Clarke last February at the
request Of Governor Dunno Of Illinois
are: John L. Thompson, Des Moines;
"A. L. Walker, Marshalltown; r. N.
Hyde, Des MSines; Mrs. Ruth B.
Bright, Davenport; Mrs. j. B. Rush,
Des Moines; S. Joe Brown, Des
Moines; w. H. Milligan, Cedar Rap
ids; Mrs. Josephine Fowler, Ottumwa;
j. A.. Spencer, Grinnell; Geo. H.
Woodson, Buxton. Il
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IOWA LEGISLATURE IN SESSION

IOWA LEGlS1lLAI UtE IN oEsooIUN' o<'l.'S5s!LI,
The Thirty seventh general assem-
bly, Of Iowa opened its biennial session
last Monday by electing Representa-
tive VIM. 1. Atkinson Of Butler county
speaker of the house. In the senate
the following colored employees were
elected: Chief janitor, Jefferson Lo-
gan Of Des Moines, Homer Jones Of
Keokuk, Fred Wright Of Davenport,
and VIM. Thompson Of Ottumwa. 'R
Those employed in the house are:
Chief janitor, R. N. Hyde, of Des
Moines, Henry McCravens Of Des
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( MI. and Mrs. A. w. Rhodes, who
lived here last year, but moved to Vir-
Sinia, have returned here last week to
(e indefinitely. He is employed in
sJohnson barber shop. We are glad
have Mr.. Rhodes return, for we
bw that there is no place like
kutiful Iowa.
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RAND MASTERS OFFICIAL
VISIT ill.,. =.
onday January 18th, Maple Grove,
aloosa. &C. (.
tuesday January 18th, Cedar Grove,
&ton. -. i j g.s.s 7st. l &l s5s
"wednesday January Goth Golden Star
umva.
Thursday January 21st, Sumner, Bur-
hakton. q,
Friday January 22nd Union Keokuk.
FL. S. Some Of the above may be
Rject to change. ..s.. n, s,i,. II.
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sMr. and Mrs. Frederick Townsend,
e physical director in the Buxton
{ M. g. a., has come to our city to
IKE their future home. They are q
4dy fine family, coming from the best
anaily Of the New England states,
Re are glad to have them among US.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

Miss Letha Johnson entertained with
Eds Thursday evening in honor Of
n. r. w. Wilson Of Kansas City, Mo
Silver Leaf Lodge will meet4at their.
III next Tuesday evening and all MEM
(rs are requested to be present.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

4 Mrs. W. Hieronymus is home from
lie Methodist hospital, where she has
J ben the past week taking treatment
'2r stomach. She is improving nicely
!; this writing.
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DEs MONIES IOWA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1915,
Rev. 7. B. stovall will preach the sac

ramental sermon.
Miss Victoria Napier Kemp, a
graduate of the Central High school
last June, died after short illness
January LIST at p. m. She was an
unusually intelligent young woman,
It seems sad to have to give her up.
But God knows best.
The editor Of the Iowa State By
stander is desirous that the subscrib-.
ers settle up 80 as to begin the year
right. Please let the agent know
when she can collect. Telephone Col
fax 242.
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/Mr. and Mrs. John A. Spencer of
erinnell spent Sunday in our city.
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. III the Economy Basement

Prices were never before 50 low. You
can choose from perhaps five hundred gar
ments--al in this seasons styles, and Of
nearly a dozen different kinds Of materials,
as well as in sizes to fit most every woman
or miss III. II. n.
Just think of buying splendid quality,
right style coats for as little as $50, SIS,
n 5O--worth twice as much. And 50 on
through the entire Basement Ready-to-a
Wear Section. ssl ss aHs
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CITY NEWS.
\ Chas, Comley Of Webster City is
h our city this week. til

Mr.. F. II. Hackley Of Sioux City is
(n our city this week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

Erred Wright Of Davenport is in our
ky this week.
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Mr. Raymond Dysart has again taken
large Of the Palace Sweet Restauran
Center street and will be glad to
bet his old and new friends.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

Homer Jones Of Keokuk is in our
81 after position in the legislatnrer.
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ALBiX NEWS ] d 81 !, IN
The Sewing Circle sldE hset at thsS
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

IL. s Eryin of Cedar Rapids was in
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-15

Harry Z. Burnaugh of Mt. Pleasant
5 in our city on business.