The state capital., 1891-09-05
PEORIA. I'LL.

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Mr.. Clinton Moody passed through the |
city Monday, enroute FIR e u eka.-Mes. |
srs. Roy Roberts and Wm. WATSON, left |
Monday eve for Davenport, Iowa Don't
fail to visit VIM. Freenan's restaurant,
224 Fayette Street, for first class lunch.
Mr.. Thomas Cheek, the noted sports
man, has left for DesMoines, Iowa.-Miss
Ida Builett is in the city, visiting her
sister, F0y Brooks.--Walter Winfield
has accepted position driving for Ber-
gner, Potter d o., the noted dry goods
| hOuse--For first class washing. inqu re
at 1O3..Monroe ST 1t is rumOred that one
of PeOria's bellies and a young married
lady had hair pulling Monday--Miss
Hattie Moody was in the ci V Tuesday,
attending the funreal of Edna jackson
Mr. g Ii Green and Miss Matte Barnes
were married by Esquire White, at his
otfice--The lyceum will open Tuesday
eve at Zion Baptist church--Mr Gibson
was made happy by the addition to the
family of bright girl baby--Messrs
N Allen, T. III Hugns, G Hawkins, Mel
son Tony and Harry Donegan, former
springfield boys went to T, kin on wheels
to attend camp meeting-Pap Davis ar
f rived in the city Friday, and after ser
I vices Sunday night, delivered short al,
dress His many friends here were glad
to see him; on tuesday, he in company
with Rev N. J McCracken left for Qnin'
cy to attend CONFERENCE.-The Frank Rob
inson left Tuesday to at end conference
at Quincy She will visit Hannibal ant
I Springfield before she returns-Miss Fan
l. ME Summers leaves Thursday the 10th
| e.. H. ihal tn visit hpr mother Sni
will accompany Mrs Robinson to Spring
2 field-Mr A fred Summers left Tuesdh'
5. for Springfield Messrs Joe and Fran
Y Malburn OF Galesburg, are in the citv-
n Mrs Cornell has diphtheria in her family
Que of the Chi dr.. IL died Friday mornln
Miss Edna Jackson, the beloved daugf
II ter of Mrs E G Jackson, died Monda
ID morning at o'clock She was 10 years
1 month and 26 DAYS old Her last wore
: were that she WAS going to heaven On
was member of the church, Sunda
school and the Band Of Hope She Wa
beloved by all Funeral took place
IN the church which was crowded to over
B. flowing. and many beautiful floral one
n ings covered the casket Rev n y M
racken paid a fine tribute to deceast
- The grand tlorals were presented Dy u
er folio wing named and other person
u Marv Robinson and Mrs Halls cl sSes,
rt bunch of flowers, wreath ana star. and
90 MIR |. H Hughs; pail bearers, } Roblnso 80
as J E Evans, q O aud II Raynor, "
as Brooks VIM Turnbo. Thc remains we
es followed to heir last resting place by
d. concourse of acquaintances- She leaV
a mother, two brothers and many 1flen
r to mourn her loss.
OF The grand festival and concert at Nj
nd sonic Hall Monday by Queen Eva Cha
Ter No. A order of E S. under TIE manae
ment Of Mrs Mamie Taylor, was deci
ed success R treshments OF all KIN
were served prize was offered to
one selling the highest number OF ticke
contestants, Misses Nellie Summers a
Jennie Williams. and Messrs VIM 1ul
bo and I. Douglass. Miss Summers
ceived fine PLAIN gold ring ana
Turnbo. ii fine silk umbrella--Mr ana M
Shaw. entertained a few friends at th'
residence, 5l4 Commercial ave, refIes
ments and games were among the pie;
ures of the evening. Those present we
Misses Mimi Nettie and Fannie Su
mers, Francis Titchner and Lula Ne
and Messrs f Neal, j robinson ana 2"
Turnbo.