The state capital., 1891-08-08
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DSeARp TaoMpsoN CRY EDITOR

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Mrs. @. Vanderburg is on the
sick list.
Mr.. J. Walter Oglesby is restored
TO his normal condition of health.
Mr.. Henry Houston has made
some new addition to his house.
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bors and have them to subscribe.
Mr.. IT. G. Allen, Of Kansas City,
Kans., paid US a pleasant visit last
Monday.
Don't miss the Masonic celebra-
ton to be held in this city August
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Mr.. N. T. Snowden has been
awarded the contract to plaster the
Union Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonaparte, Of But
falo Hart Grove, visited the city
last Wednesday, and stopped at the
Landre House, 438 n. 4th St.
Miss Lizzie Reed, Of New Orleans
is visiting in the city, the guest OF
her brother, Mr.. Thos. Reed, cor
18th and S. Grand Ave.
Messrs. John Walker and Arthur
Naves, two industrious and prosper
Gus farmers, called on us this week
Mr.. James Scott and brother
were in the city this week. To
gether with Mr.. Tine Thomas they
will attend the celebration on tht
18th.
The Capital Office will be open al
day ON the 18th to receive subscrip
tions and entertain visitors who vii
be in the city. Be sure and call a
224 south 5th street.
The ladies Sewing Circle Of tn
Union Baptist Church gave q pic
mic at Krous Park one night las
week which was largely attended
Mrs. H. Douglass and littl
daughter, Josie, OF Edwardsvilll
are visiting in the city, tre CUES
ofMrs. J. Duncan.
Misses Eliza and Francis Faro
gave picnic at Krous' Park las
Thursday evening. Quite a numbe
Of our society people were presen
and spent very enjoyable evening
Miss Charity Allen who has beel
teaching school in Wanamaker
Oklahoma Ter, has returned to tn
city and is looking well. She i
we'll pleased with the West.
Miss Arminta Davis, daughter 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Drvis, i
officiating at the organ for tn
choir of 9Th street church, during
the absence of Mrs. Ella Naylol
She is giving entire satisfaction.
Miss Sarah Wright, one Of ou
popular young ladies, is in Litch
field, visiting the Misses Cheath
am.
Mr.. VIM. Garter one Of the repre-
sentative business men and Mr.. 6
M. Crockett, capitalist, both 0
Litchfeld, will be in the city on tn
18th to witness the Grand Masoni
Conclave.
Mrs. Dollie Doolin is sojournins
in Eldorado, this week, and Mr.. E
is happy. But he must not miss th'
Sir knights turn out on the 18th
She will be pleased to see him in his
gorgeous uniform.
A. v. Broadly has purchased 8
10000 typewriter and will here
after do shorthand and type-writ-
ing work at the Office of A. G. Muir
raw. z17 S. 5th st. Persons desiring
any work done in that line, will
profit by giving him a call.
Mrs. u. Taylor and Miss Ida
Nary gave picnic at the Reser-
voir Park last Friday aftertoon in
honor of Mrs. G. u. Worthington, of
Galesburg. About 80 persons were
present and a pleasant time was
had.
Mr.. Fred Mllburn, master Of all
grades of al is is now residing at
the residence of Rev. B. FL. West,
l418 Brown St., where with Mrs.
West he will be engagedin dress
making. They will guarantee you
as good work and as cheap work as
any dress-makers in the city.
All delegates and persons ex-
pecting to attend the the Grand
Masonic Conclave In this city from