AARON a KELLY SOME BOYS”
Here’s a mighty good likeness of
those two melody boys with the nerv
ous feet, who created such a furore
all summer on Boradway in New
York’s famous all-colored musical
show, “The Plantation Revue".
The boys will be very much in
evidence twice a day all next week,
starting Sunday matinee, at the pop
ular Gayety as an added feature to
the brand new and thoroughly up-to
the-minute revue, "Broadway Flap
pers”. You and your entire family
should see them without fall.
SIOUX CITY. IOWA, XEWS
SIKH. J. X. BOYD is The Moni
tor’s Sioux City correspondent
and agent, five her your subscrip
tion and news.—Editor Monitor.
Mr. J. E. Jeltz, G. S. of Daughters
of Bethel, is visiting in our city and
having nice success in increasing the
membership. He is stoping in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Green,
717 West Sixth street.
The Cozy Comer Club, recently or
ganizer! as a social pleasure club,
hopes to carry out a program that
will make it a valuable asset to the
community. Mr. McCullan is presi
dent, Mr. Mack Williams, secretary,
and Mr. Prank Brown, treasurer.
Master Ralph A. Dobson, jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. R. A. Dobson, 400
West Seventh street, reutrned home
Wednesday morning from Chicago
after a three montns’ visit with rela
tives.
Mr. G. Hicks, who has been In fail
ing health of late, want to St. Vensin
hospital Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mitchel, who has been in the
Samaritan hospital for about five
weeks, passed away Wednesday even
ing at her home on West Seventeenth
street and her funeral was held Sat
urday afternoon at A. M. E church.
Rev. H. c Boyd officiated.
Mr. E. A. Dickerson, who has been
visiting his brother, Mr. Walker Dick
erson, 212 West Sixth street, the last
two weeks, departed Monday morning
enroute for St. Paul, Minn., where he
will join his family.
The Supreme Grand Council of the
Ancient Sons and Daughters of Jeru
salem just ended their annual session
of the twenty-seventh Jerusalem year
at Sioux City, la., September 1st.—Ry
the death of Samuel Diggs, Kansas
City, Kans., supreme grand king, G.
W. Moore of Kansas City, Mo., was
elected to the office of supreme grand
king. Rev. J. C. Doyle, Kansas City,
Ho., G. V. K.; Mrs. Mary Logan, Den
ver, Colo., S. G. Q.; Mrs. Lulu Stew
art, Omaha, Neb., S. V. Q.; Mrs. Mary
E. Jackson, Kansas C+ty, Mo., G. F.
Sec.; Mrs. Lillian Robinson, Kansas
City, Mo., G. E. Sec.; Julius Flickner,
Kansas City, Mo., G. Rep.; Col. L.
R. Robinson, Kansas City, .Mo., S. K.
Com.; Mrs. Amanda Rond, Kansas
City, Mo., Q. of R. P.; Mrs. Jessie M.
Cowan, Sioux City, Iowa, V. Q. of R. P.
—The council was entertained by
Haddock council, No. 18, Sioux City,
la. Mrs. Jessie Cowan, M. E. Q.
LINCOLN NEWS AND I
COMMENT :: J
Mrs. Belle Horner, one of St. Jo
seph’s leading church and society
women, took her departure for home
after spending a month as the house
guest of Mrs. Anna Burckhardt. Mrs.
Horner won for herself many friends
while here and a number of social
affairs were given for her duing her I
sojourn in the city.
Nebraska state fair opened Monday
morning and to all indications is go
ing to be a record breaker in every
respect.
Miss Carmal, Ella Nonie and Hy.
Bolts, jr., returned home last Wed
nesday after spending greater part of
' their vacation with relatives at Platts
: burg, Mo.
Miss Gladys Young returned to her
i home in Omaha last Thursday after
| spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Alma Wiley.
Dan Ilesdune and his band of forty
pieces of Omaha is on program at
the state fair again this year, and as
usual is gaining much prominence in
the musical world. They draw wher
ever they go.
Mr. H. E. Anderson, Mrs. Anderson
and children of Omaha, Mrs. Cora
Jordan of Kansas City were state fair
visitors.
J. T. Wright is confined at home
with slight illnesB.
Next Sunday will be one-dollar rally
day at the A. M. E. church. Rev. W.
A. McClendon will have special serv
ices. Rev. H. W. Botts of Mt. Zion
Baptist church will preach for Rev.1
Mr. McClendon in the afternoon. Rev.
Mr. McClendon will leave for annual
conference next week.
Mr. \V. M. Clark of Wichita, Kaus.,
is visiting his bod, W. R. Clark, here.
Services at Mt. Zion Baptist church
last Sunday were: Sunday school at
9:30, the school was favored by a visit
of the State Superintendent H. E. An
derson of Omaha, who gave some
wholesome instructions. Covenant was
enjoyed by members at morning serv
ices. Rev. W. A. McClendon of the
A. M. E. church preached for Rev. H.
W. Botts at 4 p. m. Hig words were
ejoyed by those present. At night
Rev. Botts preached a brief sermon,,
afterwatds gave communion. Money
raised in rally being $23475.'
Last Sunday services at the A. M.
E. church were fairly attended. Sun
day school at usual hour, much in
terest being manifested in lessons.;
Rev. Mr. McClendon preached morn
ing and night.
Mrs. Lola Howard has returned
home after a visit with her sister and
friends at St. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. Myrle Dean is taking an exten-1
sive trip through the .northern states'
and Canada. ,
Rev. H. W. Botts and his members'
are operating a dining hall at state;
fair this week. Success Is assured.
Dr. Hulton, Mrs. Hulton and Mrs.;
Martha Smith of Omaha were state!
fair visitors this week.
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