The progress., 1890-11-29


A. q. Barnett returned from Lincoin
last Monday.
PRAYER meeting will be held at the
Raptiet church every Wednesday
night.
THE PRoGREss is indebted to Mrs;
Cox and Mrs. Coil for visit iast
Wednesday.
Quarterly meeting at the \. N. r.
church last Sunday filled the church
ID q suffocating point at both servi-
ces.
Mrs. Jno. Henderson, Of Keokuk,
Ia, is now in our city visiting her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. j. IL. Header
son, OF 1908 n Goth street.
Queen Lizzy Tabernacle meets every
Monday evening at 3 o'clock, atther
hall. Mrs. BETTE HARRIS, CT
MISS PISkEY RoY, G. r.
Mrs. c. III. CoA and daughter OF l.ln-
coin, arrived III the city last Wednes-
day and were the guests Of Mrs. NJ.
Cox, N. 18th St.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Pryor. entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant, Mrs S. II. Dorsey and Mr..
Seldom Fearn, Thanksgiving day to a
social card party. Everything went
off nicely and all enjoyed themselves
until late hour.
Rev. M. G. Hancock returned last
Tuesday week from the Christian
church convention at White Cloud,
Kan. He is now living in Omaha on
2Sth Ave, south of Farnam. lie re
ports his church in Souta Omaha as
getting along very veil.
St. Timothy Mission Sewing School
is now in good running order, under
the management OF Mrs. AMI Miss Pop
pleton. 1t is open for all poor girls
who desire to learn to sew. Materials
furnished free and garments when
completed belong to the ones that 90
the work.
Regular services Of the A. NJ o.
church, corner of 18th and Webster
streets. Preaching at lO:45 q. m. and
at 7:3O p m. Prayer meeting Wednes
day evenings, s p. m. and class meet.
ing Friday evening at p. m. and
Sabbath school as usual, friends are
cordially invited. Seats Tree
n "a. A. Moore, pastor.
Geo. B. Tolson, Of Fayette, Mo-,
stopped off here last Saturday on his
return trip from an extended tour
through the west, and paid Jerry
jackson and J. w. Kenny, two OF his
old friends, short visit. He remain
ed over Sunday and you can imagine
what q time they had. Mr.. Tolson
will return again in the near future
There was a Thanksgiving dinner at
Mrs. Merriam's on Parker street, that
was beautiful indeed and q fit feast for
the gods The table fairly groaned be
Meath the weight of delicacies thereon
Among the guests present were Mr.
and Mrs Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar.
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Miss Bar
bara Reed and Miss Smith Of Blair
and Messrs. Taylor and Mahamitt
The dinner commenced promptly at
O'Clock, at which time the good ole
time began. Everybody enioyedthem
selves hugely, much to the credit Q
Mrs. Merriam ano her daughter Jessie
Last Friday, Nov. p, go
Mr.. Abraham Graves, wh'
lives at 22O1 Charles St, after gettln
off the motor got his leg broke by
moving wagon belonging to- Lol
Tracy. Mr.. Graves had his left le
broken in two places, his knee ca
smashed and small bonein the rlgh
leg. He did not jump off the moto
while in motion. 1t had stopped an
Mr.. Graves not noticing the man tha
was racing with the motor until tn
team was upon him, and he seeing n
chance OF escaping, lin his own words
"thought | must either lose life or le!
so ] will lose leg and save life" W
think this city should put some r.
str;ction upon fast driving or othel