The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-07
IOWA NEWS
REGISTRATION DAYS OCT, 81, q, Is.

IOWA NEWS
1H0xnzRA11oN DAYS OCT. q, %, q
HAST MOLINE, III. ITEMS.
1h0 colofed people Of East Molin,
have organized get-together club
Now they are organizing co-operativ,
grocery store. I hope that we9wilf hav,
N : good auccees.
Rev. Zoe Clark, pastor Of the a. M
=. church and family have moved Il
kewanee, ILL.,, to take church there.
Rev. Bassett Of Des Moines is here
q take charge Of the A. M. e. church
No had splendid services at botl
chnrch he's Sunday. Rev. Fulton preached
= wonderful sermon Sunday.
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.
Mrs. Mansfield Askew returned Sun.
day morning, Oct. 3 from st. Paul
MINI, having been called there on ac-
count OF the illness of her father, Mr..
Jerry Lee.
She had been home only three hours
whom che received telegram from At
lanta, Ga, informing her Of the death
OF her aunt.
Mrs. Askew departed Sunday after
noon for Atlanta
CHDAR RAPIDS NOTES.
Miss Queenie Boone.)
Mrs. "A. w. Smith entertained Miss
Halle Harris Sunday at 6 O'Clock
dinner.
Mr.. q. w. Ashley is on the sick list.
Rev Reynolds of Des Moines preach
ed at Mt Zion Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. Bess stopped over in the city
TX Wednesday en- ronte from conference
and WAS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
4 b. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson en-.
tcrtained at 4 o clock dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. y ID. Aikens aud Mrs. Charles
Graf.
Mr.. a A. Greene Of Toledo, Iowa,
h nephew of Mrs. Laura Aikens was in
the city Sunday calling on old friends
and stayed over for evening services at
Bethel "A. NJ E. church to hear the new
pastor, Rev. Waters.
Nj. y, L. Carter Of Chicago is in the
city and is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il j. B. Nelson.
The 9. B. B. club met at the home of
Mrs g. p. Jones, 41S Ninth avenue last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Caulder attend
ed the funeral of his brother in Licking
ton, KY, last week.
Mrs. Grace Mcdowell Of Buxton is
in the city the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Aarne.
BURLINGTON ITEMS.
Rev. r. G. Ransom, Jr., Mesdames
& JuiiA Folks, Beatrie johnson and G.
SR W. Brown have returned from Des
Moines, Iowa. where they attended the
conference. They report a splendid SEES
/ sion.
Rev. R. G. Ransom, ST., of New York
City, was visitor at the home of his
son, Rev. R. G. Ransom, Jr., last week
Steward Ransom returned home after
q spending the summer at the home Of
his grandparents in New Y FORK.
Mrs Ollie Dideout was called to Rock
island, Ill, on account Of the serious
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Eta Gotten.
Mrs. Mildred Nielsen was called to
Cfarinda, Iowa, to attend the funeral
Of her sister, Miss katherine Griggs.
Mrs Jessie Steward is visiting rela.
astives in Clarinda, Iowa.
Mr.sCharles Powers has returned from
Minneapolis, Mimi, where he has been
taking care Of his cousin, Lester Dick
4 son, who was seriously hurt while at
work in factory
Rev. u. =. Rononee, formerly of
Council Bluffs, who was appointed to
the q. u. p. church this city is the
house guest Of Mrs. Beatrice johnson.
OokAA4SOOSA ITEMS.
. Treasola Taylor
sunday was glorious day at the
Baptlst church, services were well at
tended both morning and night. Rev.
Almer preached two soul stirring SER
mons Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Mather
Kelly were given a farewell handsha AXE
Sunday as they and family will depart
for Maryville, Mo.
The luncheon given at Mrs. Taylor s |
residence was quite success.
The Baptist Young folks are plan
ming big time Hallowe ZEN night. Wait!
Looki Listen.
Mrs. La Monte spent day with Mrs.
Fox.
Mrs. Robert Franklin and daughter.
Hobble, have arrived home from therei
Chicago visit.
Mrs. johnson has departed for her
homo in Ottumwa. +,
The Taylor sisters gave little aft
arnoon party Sunday and invited in q
number OF girls. Games and music
were the afternoon entertainment after !
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. VIM. Taylor has returned from
4 weeks vacation in Memphis and Cen
The U. is progressing nice
Number of young folks were
Frederick of Des Moines is an
Oskaloosa visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamble are Oskaloosal
visitors. I,
Rev. and Mrs Brown left Tuesday
afternoon for Buxton, Iowa, where he ;
will pastor that church.
WARRINGTON NOTES.
The Masonic lodge held their election
OF officers and installation at Woodman :
hall, Saturday, Sept IS. Many out Of
town visitors were present.
So Maize Hall and Walter Williams at :
Once Phone 85540-9881. IL
THEO. II. CAMPBELL h
funeral Director Il
Private Ambulance I
Tie West Sixth 81. Sioux City, Iowa
Flowers Tor all occasions.
Wigs Of Natural Hun.