The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-30
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fTreasoia Taylor.
M. william Taylor left last week for
Nearkis. No. to visit his mother and
H.. Hockaday, Mrs. Jeffries and Mrs.
Biash were in Dies Moines visiting the
confeseaco.
tn Du-bar recital given 1T the new
B1pE1ut ehurch Tuesday evening, Sept.
81 " Nrs. Jenetta Morton Of Keokuk,
Iowa proved to be = success In receipts,
456.0o.
NJ and Mrs. Crowder spent Sunday
il Evans, Iowa.
Nj. ma Mrs. Willis of Evans, Iowa
wtrs very pleasant callers at home OF
Rev. sEd Mrs. u. Z. Palmer saturday.
Nisses Edna Jones and Bertha JEFF
fcrSon left Wednesday night for Brax-
tom. Miss. where they are both instruc-9
tors III the Piney Woods school. They
viii stop 1t Memphis, Tenn. and Jack
son. Miss, to be guests in the Jackson
homs and relatives before the school
SpenA
Nix Jefferson has been an all sum
mer guest of the parental g. G. Jones
home
Mr.. Robert Franklin and daughter,
Miss Roberta, departed Wednesday
4 rnorAiag f.r Gary, Ind, where they
win IS ! 10 days guests in tho home
of Mrs.. Franklin Is daughter, Mrs
F.rank Lee. Mrs. f. johnson came up
from Ottumva to care for Mrs. Frank
lin II home while she is away.
0skaloosa was well represented at
the emancipation celebration Wednes-
day ii Ottumwa, twenty being present
III the afternoon.
4 atx,trr Isfa
party Monday night for Rev. and Mrs.
Br0wn. nrior to their leaving Tuesday
r,orning to be present In the general
\. conference which convenes in Des
Moines this week.
ALBIA NEWS.
ar. and Mrs. James Anderson and
two children, James Jr., and Mildred
OF New York, who have been visiting
al summer at the home of Mrs. Ander-
son parents Of Mr. B. T. Lewis, return
Cd % Buffalo, n. u, Tuesday:
NJ. and Mrs w. w. Weeks of OF
1 t:.Inwa visited over Sunday in Abba at
the parental B. T. Lewis home.
a number Of AIbians attended the
celebration in Ottumwa this ! week.
Among the number were Miss Bernice
Jones, Miss Henrietta Jones, Mrs. John
SON. Miss Elsada johnson, Miss Ella
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. il. f. Butler and
son, Lawrence.
Miss Henrietta Jones returned to Los
Angeles after month Is visit at the
parental III. Jones home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Butler visited
Noines over Sunday, also Mrs. Chas.
Washington.
oTTUMwA ITEMS.
Matte Veasey, agent J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green and fam
lily spent Sunday in Chillicothe, Mo.
Mr.. Robert burden Of Peoria, ILL.,, is
whiting friends in the city.
Mr.. q. Bibbs left for Ames, Iowa, to
attend college.
Little Jiggs Slaughter is on the sick
isl.
in Ckillicothc, Mo.
Mr.. George Thomas, Mr.. William Al
len we're over Sunday visitors from Lo-
villa, Iowa.
RED OAK ITEMs.
NJ. John Stewart, who has been Wis
ting few weeks at Glarinda, Iowa,
returned Saturday night for few days
visit in Red Oak.
Nj. E. B. Cook Of Omaha, Neb., pass
f ~ t01OuSn utfe SsodtuIudyT Oh Ills uASiH !
train for Clarinda. where he expects
to look after business
Miss Fay Ashford, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs Emanuel Keene,
\ left for her home in Bedford, Iowa,
Monday noon.
Nj. and Mrs. Thos. S. Jones, Jr., and
Mrs. Keene and Miss Fay Ashford mo-
toYsd to Shenandoah, Iowa, Sunday aft
st1noon to the ball game. They resided
Al the home Of Mrs Joe jenkins and
on their way home they visited Miss
Nellie Wilkerson and her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Of Essex, Iowa.
NJ. Thomas @. Jones, Jr., went to
Emerson, Iowa Tuesday on business
!. Mrs. Jones visited friends in Emerson,
TBeeday. I.
Mrs.. Rosa Everhart and children
wenb TO Wales, Iowa, TO visit a Few
days with her parents who are prosper
onas farmers in that locality.
NJ. IS. Everhart motored to Shen-
andoah, Iowa Sunday afternoon to the
III. Bundd Of Essex, Iowa, is very
siek Il this writing,
PLEAsAl1T NOTES.
and Mrs. Wyatt are visiting in
Itumwa the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Greennp.
Nj. George McGregor returned t
e his home in st. Paul, Mimi, last Sun
\ day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bramble left 70,
u Oskslooga, Iowa, last week
Tho many friends Of Prof. j. M
" SITS will be pleased to learn that h
il able to be home after suffering from
nsalaria fever at st. Mays hospital.
Mrs Agnes Mason left for De
s Noines last week after remaining Their
# for awhile. She expects to again trave
teAdon = school.
Onice Phone 8554O-98S1.
THEO. IL CAMPBELL