The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-06-20
The CLARION.
Oficill Journal Of the City Of jackson
Local AND OTHER NOTES

Let all the members be present.
Hon. II. c. Myers, Secretary of
State, has been on visit to the scashorc /
The cool, refreshing rain of the past
few days have given the crops new
start.
j. K. McNeely Esq, of the Utica
bar was in the city Friday on professional
business.
Maj. Wofiord and family have left |
for a summer sOjOurn in the mountains |
of East Tennessee
Mr.. f. j. Hull and family of Jack
son, are visiting the Seashore for pleas
ure and health.
We have had pleasant call to-day
from Mr.. q. l.. Crosby, of the Utica
Monitor
We had the pleasure of passing call
this morning from DIR. G.. A. Teunisson,
of Monticello.
The yoang people of st. Peters
congregation are indulging to-day in a
picnic at Cadc's lake.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
e., !
son Of br. j. l.. Moore of YazoO City.
On the farm of Frank Niece, one
and half miles from Jackson, there is
cotton in bloom, and boIIs,
Rev. Or. Jones will conduct religious
services in the Chapel of the Christian
Church regularly. Preaching next Sab
bath,
Our particular friends Mr. G. q.
Hall and lady were visitors ut the capi-
tai ON Friday last and favored THE
CLARION with call.
Miss Gertie brennan after pleas
ant visit 10 relatives and establishing
herself rs society fayoritc has returned
to her home in Lexington.
Mrs. &. johnson and Mrs S. 2.
Bailey have remembered us, each with a
nlght-bI1oming cercus--a favor all the
more appreciated because of the rarity
of the flowers.
Remember the lawn party next
Friday afternoon and night, for the
benefit of the new Methodist church
from to II o'clock Admission fee, !
Tor adults, ten cents; children free
On the open space north of the
Hook q Ladder Hall, Mr. Hughes has
located bis Photographic tent and is pre-
pared to do all work in his line at
reasonable rates.
Mr.. Geo. II. Rigby and Miss Mamie $
Hcaly will be married at Me Comb CITY G
this evening at O'Clock. Our greeting =
and best wishes to the happy couple.
Miss Corinne Moore, one of Vicks. b
burgs most accomplished and beautiful $
young ladies', is in the city, visiting her
relatives, Capt. J. w. Beatty and family
The Dime Sociable which had been
announced at Presbyterian Manse to- p
night, is postponed till further notice, =
on account of sickness in some families |
OF the congregation. |
Little George Power Youngest son a
of Col. j. l.. Power, has been danger r
ouSty Ill since Sunday night, when he h
mad violent attack of congestion of the q
BRAIN. lie rested quietly last night and ;
ms symptoms this morning are very =
favorable
-lhe lawn party Mt Col and Mrs.
Nugent for the benefit of the Methodist
Church building was decided success c
IN Its arrangements for the enjoyment of !
all who attended, and what was better, =
as pecuniary enterprise. 1t added +;
about 800 to the building fund
Mrs. JAS. M. Mckee and children ,
left on Sunday night, to spend the sum
mer with her mother, Mt "WickliF"
Cleveland, Ohio. We are inedebted to
her for a pleasant note while en- route, in
which she notes evidences of prosperity q
all along the line" t
We learn that the Zion Friends Elk
cursion Managers have made arrange
ments with the V. & Nj. and !. C. r. r.
30 that parties wishing to go on the ex- I
curslon TO Natchez on the 30th, can get
reduced rates to Jackson and meet the |
regular excursion train. These rates
apply from Vicksburg, Meridian and d
Canton.
The closing exercises at the Institu-
tion for the Deaf and Dumb will be held
III the Chapel, at 1890 o'clock A. NJ, to-
morrow. At which time will take place
the awarding of medals, and valedictory
address by Miss Lucy Adler, of Madison
county, Invocation by Rev. G. b. Gal :
loway, and benediction by Rev. III. +.
Sproes. The Superintendent desires his /
to say, that the friends of the Instihl-
ton are cordially invited to be present. ,
lhGre viii also be reception Friday !
night from 8 to II o'clock.