The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19

tEURTIN0ro1g ITEMS

EUEILN0TON ITEMS
~ al gerv sateSessful two-wceks revival
was eontuetcd 1t the A. II. f. church
by Hey. n. G. Ransom, assisted by evan
grisst Joseph Harris of Monmouth, Ill.
/. Rev Fiarris is. a splendid speaker and
ds6 much good for the upsift of the
n w arch in this city.
Rev. 3. Harris and family we're honse
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunn whale
in the city.
Mrs. Beatrice johnson entertained
with a six o'clock dinner in honor OF
Rev. J.. Harris.
Mrs. Fred Graham has returned home
from, Denver Colo where she was called
to the bedside of her sick mother, Mrs
r.. y. Won Dickersohn- Mrs. Graham
reports her mother IS recovering nicely
from her Illness
Rev. Pope Presiding elder of the Den
yer. Colo. district passed through the
city enroute home from Baltimore, Md.
where he has been attending the Bish-
ops council.
Mr. Howard Lindsav was weekend
visitor in Keokuk, Ia.
Arthur johnson who went to Aledo-
III ON business last week has returned
home Mr.. johnson and brother Hart
lev have added their name TO the pay
roll at the C. B. and G. car shors at
Vest Burlington.
MY. and Mrs Frank Jefferyes have
bought them nice seven room home
on soath third street.
Mrs Matte Slaughter and sons, Char
les and George have moved into their
rice eight room house on Prospect hiii-
Arthur Hanson fwhite) who assaulted
Charles johnson some time ago. was CIV
en- the light sentence Of one year, IN |
the reformatory at Ananlosa. Hanson
was convicted with, intent to infiiet
great bodily injury, instead of attempt
to commit murder. The first charge
made by the grand jury. Mr.. Johnson
has not fully recovered from his injur-
les as yet
Most all who were on the sick list
are well or improving. Mrs. w. Fl.
Uixson who has been SO very i'll with |
pneumonia is able to sit up. Mesdames
Rosa Cowden. Vina Cowden, Maggie !
Wells and Miss Eva Franklin who have !
been ill were able to be out to church |
last Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. F7ippins and daughter, Mrs
Doliie Washington and Mrs. W. FL. Dix
son have returned from Muscatine, Ia.
where they attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Florence Powell. Mrs. Powell
was neice of Mrs. F1ippins.
Charles G. Flood fifteen year old son
of Mrs. Allen Rice passed away Feb. %
at the family residence. He had been
ill for some time and had been sent to
Iowa City for treatment, but was sent
Trr Il. To-
cry. He was dear little fellow who
made many friends in the short time
he had resided in this city. His re-
mains were taken to Frankfort, Miss
ouri for burial. The remains were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Rice and his cousins Laura Wing and
Helen Birdette.
Mrs. Lulu Brown well known citi-
zen passed away suddenly February &c
from paralytic stroke. She was the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Cartwright, and came ito this city
with her parents when quite a small
girl and has resided here about fifty
three years. She is survived by her
husband, Charles Brown, one son, Mart
Brown and one daughter, Mrs. Myrtle |
Pearson all of this city.
Miss Cora May Ripper twenty-nine
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs !
VIM. Ripper passed away at the home
of her parents iii Henderson county, |
March 3. She is survived by her par
ents one brother, Bert Ripper of st. |
Paul, Minnesota, one sister, Miss Bes-
sic Ripper Of Henderson county and
other relatives. The remains were taken |
to Monmouth Illinois for burial.
Mr.. Harry King who was reported
March at the home of his brother |
Peter King. Mr.. King was sixty-nine |
years of age and has resided in this |
city twenty-five years and was held
in the highest esteem by all that knew
him. He is survived by four brothers.
Edward, Daniel and Gilbert of Sandy I
Springs Maryland and Peter King Of
this city. Also other relatives. Rev.
Garrison of Galesburg, Illinois have
arrived in the city to attend the fun
eral.