The state capital., 1891-08-22
J. EDWARD THOMPSON CITY EDITOR
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Uncle JOnn UIauney mas gone "
Cairo.
Mr.. S. B. Turner is able to be
out again.
Mr.. G. w. Garth has been on the
sick list since Sunday.
Miss Albreta Moore Of Chicago,
is visiting Miss Genie Duncan.
Mr.. Charlie Parker left Wednes-
day for his home in st. Louis.
Miss Victoria Davis, Of Peters
burg, visited the city last week.
Mrs. G. W. Birdsong is i'll and
Mr.. Birdsong is also complaining.
Mr.. Louis Adams returned from
Cairo last week, after short visit.
Mrs. S. B. Turner and son Lyford
are visiting in Chicago tor few
weeks.
Mrs. Sadie Dimery left for Jack
sonville to-day to attend the bed
side of her sick mother.
Miss Nellie Banks, Of Jackson
vile, is in the city, visiting Misses
Arminta and Eta Davis.
Miss Sarah Wright has returned
home, after q pleasant visit with
Miss Cheatham, at Litchfield.
Mr. George w. Donagan has ac-
ted position in the Kimber
pet Store on Washington st.
!. Theo. Jones, during her Wis
he Grand Chapter, was the
Of Mrs. T. w. Henderson.
Mr.. julius Sappington formerly
Of this city, but now residing in
Chicago, is i'll with typhoid malaria
Mrs. J. B. Harris, and daughter
Julia, Of Chicago, are visiting in
the city, the guest Of Mrs. J. W.
Young.
Master Clinton Ellis, Of Altamont,
Y ILL.,, who has been visiting Thomas
Broadly in this city for some time,
returned home last week.
Mrs. Henry Vantrece, who has
been spending the heated term at
st. Paul and Minneapolis, Mimi,
has returned to the city.
Misses Jeanette and Julia Spen-
Ger Of Jacksonville, who have been
visiting Mrs. Sadie Dimery for the
past week, returned home Monday.
Our city subscribers will do the
Capital a favor by dealing with
the business men whose advertise
ments appear in this paper.
On and after September lst, ].
J. Bird will engage in the pension
business with headquarters at the
STATE CAPITAL Office, 224 IL south
5th street. Up stairs.
Rev. J. w. FL. Jackson was in the
city Tuesday and as is customary
with him, visited the Capital office.
He reports his church at Jackson
Vile, in fourlshing condition.
Mrs. Ada Clark, wife Of Mr..
Henry Clark, while alighting from
street car on Monday night, fell
and broke her right ankle. Both
have our sympathy and we wish a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. James Brumnell of Chicago,
is in the city, the guest Of her old
friend, Mrs. Sadie Dimery. She is
making an extended pleasure trip
through the state, and is a very
pleasant lady to meet.
Mr.. William Garth, one Of the
sober and reliable young men Of the
city has been elected manager Of
the Clipper Band, and it is safe to
say that the band will be under
better discipline than recently.
Mr.. Fred Lawrence. the genial
and popular Press Representative
Of the Barnum, Bailey greatest
show on Earth, will be in the city
on next Monday for the purpose Of
advertising the date for the circus.
Mr.. Lawrence is always welcome
to the capitol city.
Messrs. Granville Simms, Ed
ward Lee, Marion Mckinney, Leo
pold Green, Leonard Lewis and
Col. George J. Beard were out
camping last week and enjoying
rifle practice at Camp Lincoln. Col
Beard has several important chang
es to make before his next encamp-
ment.
Mrs. James w. Young entertain
ed a number Of ladies at dinner on
last Sunday in honor Of Mrs. B. s.
Harris and daughter Of Chicago,
who are spending week in the
city as her guest. Mrs. Harris is
one Of the society leaders in Chi
cago, and has large circle Of
friends. Those present were Mes
danes G. G. Hinton, Abner Naylor,
Sampson David, Martha Parks
and Alice Smith. Everything was