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The issue includes notices to agents and news collectors, updates on local residents, and detailed reports on wedding events and social gatherings. It also features a Sacred Song Service report, plus event information such as a musical “Cake Walk and Ball,” reflecting the period’s public entertainment culture.","# STATE1O  W A\n\nSTATEBYSTANDER.  \nVOL.3.  \nDecember 11,1896.  \nDES MOINES,IOWA,  \nNO.26  \n,  \n-  \nl  \n\n| lowa State Bystand  \u003Cbr>VBLaED EYaY nAIDAY Br Tm ar.  \u003Cbr>TADrL   coxg.  \u003Cbr>Office-916 West Fifth St.  \u003Cbr>oncLPAPEB o7tHE AYE-ICA  \u003Cbr>rBOrECTIYE A830CTATLoror ówA  \u003Cbr>srn0LL PAP 0r Mor w  \u003Cbr>rrvL URITSD GAD LoD⁴807  \u003Cbr>1OW△,L上显  \u003Cbr>TzAM or MSCRLrriox.  \u003Cbr>Qasyu……         ……1.0  \u003Cbr>oathi  …            …  \u003Cbr>Dr□onth  …     …  \u003Cbr>bcrptloma pTLbezsdr  \u003Cbr>J.L,THOMPSON,EDITOR.  \u003Cbr>J.H.SHEPARD,MANAGER.  \u003Cbr>rn b toclr.o  \u003Cbr>de,axprow or draft,to THa IowABTA  \u003Cbr>BrPTAXDE Pabllebing Company.  \u003Cbr>l     on用thrt  \u003Cbr>ot tPpr omly and bof tntar  \u003Cbr>Ma publa“Brerlythtoulotw”  \u003Cbr>remmber.  \u003Cbr>        —         f   turrleetdmud  \u003Cbr>leogpanled by postare stamp.  \u003Cbr>Ali eorroaponcence and communicw  \u003Cbr>rmuat bo signad by theperoni writlng  \u003Cbr>Aontertainmenls,coneerta,teatlval.  \u003Cbr>te.tor which an admisslon fetneharged,  \u003Cbr>ll b pabllahed at the rate of 5 conL pe  \u003Cbr>e for ace innertion.Lists of pre  \u003Cbr>for oajvenaris,weddings,ete.,will  \u003Cbr>charg*d extra.  \u003Cbr>10WA'8 LEADING COLORED PAPER.  \u003Cbr>CITY NEWS  \u003Cbr>Notice to Our Agents and Other News  \u003Cbr>Collectors.  \u003Cbr>Last week our pnper was Jnte aind could  \u003Cbr>not be printed until Saturday,owing to  \u003Cbr>Boounulatiqp of loeal nows and some cor-  \u003Cbr>respondence coming in on Friday,when  \u003Cbr>our correspondence shonld reach this  \u003Cbr>oflice not later thnn Wednesday noon;  \u003Cbr>eity news not later than Thursday even-  \u003Cbr>ing.1n our haste to get the paper out on  \u003Cbr>tlme or forms nartly pieil,lence those  \u003Cbr>missing typo in some words.Please com-  \u003Cbr>ply wich the nbore notirce.  \u003Cbr>ED.  \u003Cbr>Rer.Jncus of Grinnell,lowa,Wasa  \u003Cbr>Capltal visitor over Sunday,  \u003Cbr>Mrs.I.M.Martin is quite sick nt her  \u003Cbr>bome on theoorner ofTenth and Soott sts.  \u003Cbr>Misa Floreuce Day,of Minneapolla a  \u003Cbr>expectod to spend the holidays with her  \u003Cbr>rlend Miss Evangeline Itobinson,in ths  \u003Cbr>eity.  \u003Cbr>Mis Ella Reddof Booneville,Mo.,who  \u003Cbr>visted in our ty this last fall,nhel   | er.WEDDING NUPTIALS,  \u003Cbr>Social Repast,Entertain-  \u003Cbr>ments,Ete.,Ete.  \u003Cbr>—一  \u003Cbr>The lending soeial event of the [senson  \u003Cbr>was the party given by the \"enp Year  \u003Cbr>Coterie,\"on last Monday evaning,at ed  \u003Cbr>men's Hall,which was most benuLlilully  \u003Cbr>decoraled with smilax.On the eartains  \u003Cbr>in the areh eulering the parlor,was the  \u003Cbr>words \"eap Yenr in large gilt letters.  \u003Cbr>This is the last of this leap year series  \u003Cbr>ot parties glven by the young ladies  \u003Cbr>clnb,ot which Mis Alice Robinscn  \u003Cbr>is president.Sogood bye,girls,  \u003Cbr>for eight long years before your  \u003Cbr>soon to be lnst opportunity will coine  \u003Cbr>agaln.A large.crowd of socioty pcople!  \u003Cbr>WA present to enjoy tbe evealn   witt  \u003Cbr>girla The musieale program was sa fol-  \u003Cbr>lows:Weloome adireas,by Miss Sarah  \u003Cbr>Porter;Duett,Mesdames Coa lson nnd IIr.!  \u003Cbr>Dey:Musle b Curtley Yandloin(ob:  \u003Cbr>soprano solo,Miss Eranguline Rouin-  \u003Cbr>Son;  instrumental,  Miss Fane  \u003Cbr>Harding;soko,  Prof.Goorge L.  \u003Cbr>Holt.After daiity refreshents were  \u003Cbr>servel the grand match was led by Mr.  \u003Cbr>JnEes Woods and &iss Alice Robinson,  \u003Cbr>then artistie daneing closed the evening  \u003Cbr>or morning eujoyment.A good time was  \u003Cbr>hnd and the young men dislike to bid  \u003Cbr>adien to the rotng ladies until 1904.  \u003Cbr>ICKLEY AXD ALIES XEPTIAL9.  \u003Cbr>On lnst Wednesday evening at8:15oc-  \u003Cbr>currod the marrisge of Miss Mamie Allen  \u003Cbr>of this eity,and Mr.Jamas Bickley of  \u003Cbr>Mnchakinock,Iowa,at the home of the  \u003Cbr>bride's sistsr,Mrs.Terrell,nt 708 Weat  \u003Cbr>Slxth Arenue.,Rev.T.Ieeres oflieiating.  \u003Cbr>Only a few of hor intinate friendks;abont  \u003Cbr>thirty in number,was present,Promptly  \u003Cbr>at 8:15 oclock the beautiful noles of the  \u003Cbr>weduing march,played by Mis Rhodes,  \u003Cbr>annonnced the approach of the contrnet-  \u003Cbr>ing parties,and ina,ew bref well chosen  \u003Cbr>renarks,Bev.Reesves pronouinced them  \u003Cbr>mnn and wlie,to enler the higher realizn","cbCaibqzCuHt3MAN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibqzCuHt3MAN","pdf",19005601,3,1,6,"English","en",105,"# City News\n## Notice to Agents and Other News Collectors\n## Wedding Nuptials and Social Events\n## Sacred Song Service at St. Paul A.M.E. 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