The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-05
MApIsoN. no, ITEMS.

Madison, Mo.--Miss Constance Dow
aey, a graduate nurse. Of Ottumwa
Iowa is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
BAssett.
The young people of Madison gave
a house party Thursday evening in hon
or Of Miss Constance Downey, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bassett dane
ing and card playing was enjoyed dur
ing the evening and refreshments were
served
Rev. John Newly is spending the
week end out of town.
Miss Dorothy Brown is an out-of-
town visitor.
The Community club entertained Miss
Constance Downey and Miss Dorthy
Brown wit ha whist party Saturday
night at S. NJ. T. hall q most enjoyable
end in Tayette, Mo. visiting her father
time was had by all those present.
Miss Maggie Burton spent the week
and other relatives.
We repotr on the sick list this week,
Mrs. Bertha Tydings, Miss Doshia
Tydings, Mr.. Harry Tydings, all seem
to be doing very well.
Mr.. Archie Tydings, our young me.
chanic is thinking of opening garage
here in the spring.
Mr.. Orlando Smith Of Paris, Mo. has
been very sick with the flue but is bet
ter at this time.
Mrs. Bertha Tydings is improving
nicely and her many friends hope she
will soon be out again.
The workers on the new Christian
church Will be continued as soon as
the weather viii peremit.
Mr.. Hubert Maupier our funeral d.
rector and Mr.. Victor Burgess, Clarence
Tydings made business trip to Mob
sriY last week.
Miss Rita Miller, school teacher OF
Paris, Mo. spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. Anne Mae Burgess.
Miss Rita Miller, Theima Burgess
and Victor Burgess were Moberly WIS.,
itors Saturday.
Mr.. Noah Beechune and Harrison
Galbreath of Holiday, Mo. visited friend
here Saturday.
Mrs Emma Gooch has been on the
sick list she has touch of pneumonia
but is better at this writing.
the old place of business again, after
two weeks illness with a severe cold
and the flu.
Mrs Ida Hinuson Is reported better.
There will be Leap Year social at
the Baptist church thursday night of
next week.
The regular meeting of the Esther
chapter No 6, Tuesday night, March 8
at Maple Grove hall.
Mrs. MoIIie Stewart and her commit
tee will serve luncheon, Thursday night
at the home on q. 3. ave. Benefits for
the trustees of the A. ID. r. CHURCH.
On account of SO much sickness the
churches are not well attended.
Mrs. Rosie Mitchell and daughter are
visiting relatives in Bloomington, Ill.
W. C. Coleman, has suffered greatly
from a rising on his head. 1t broke
Sunday night and he is much better at
this time.
Miss Cora Jones is home from Ottum-
wa where she has been assisting her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Wilson during
the illness of her husband and children,
After weeks stay called by the
illness Of F. M. Moon, Mrs. Ethel Fields
returned to her employment in Chicago.
The services Of the Second Baptist
church were we'll attended.
Rev. r. p. Palmer returned home
Wednesday from es Moines where ne
attended the Minister'S conference OF
The Inter-church Worlds movement
and reported good time.
The pastor delivered a very !. stron
sermon Sunday night, and his subject
was tsTrial Of Faith
Second Baptist church fell in line
Sunday night with the Inter-church
World Movement by the appointments
of Bro. Author Brown and Sister Mable
Crowder as chairmen of the local team.
Sunday school is progressing nicely,
Mrs. r. P. Palmer, Supt.
Rev. NJ. Kelly