The state capital., 1892-01-30
LOCAL NEW >.
Mr.. Elias Rollins, is quite III a.
h;s home on r. Mason street.


his home on e. Mason street.
Mrs. TT. X. Wilson and Miss FOR
ter, visited our office last oaturuay'
Miss Ida Nailor will soon leave
for indianapolis, Ind, to visit reia-
tives and friends.
We are pleased to announce That
Mrs. Neil Pavey, son Of Gen. "a
vey, is convalescent'
Mrs. Lou McCullough's little glr!l
is quite sick with Ia grippe, AZ tneir
home in Clear Lake.
MI. H. X. Wilson who has been
suffering with lagrippe tor several
weeks is Improvement
Mr.. Benjamin Johnson, who has
been very i'll for the past three
weeks, is slowly improving.
Sammy Jones had one Of his eyes
badly injured by his pipe exploding:
some reckless person put powoer
III it.
Miss Maude Smith, Of Danville,
will remain in the city until spring:
this will be good news to some q
our society gentlemen.
Rev. B. Hillman, the able and
successful pastor Of Union Baptlst
church, is able to be out again, and
enter upon his church work.
Mr.. Washington Ewing, and Miss
Sharp Of Lanesville, will be mar
ried next Thursday, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
1t looks strange how some peo-
ple can order newspaper, read i,
and then get mad when you ask Tor
the pay.
Rev. Martin, who has been called
to the pastoratc Of the Zion Baptist
church Of this city, has arrived: we
exten1 him hearty welcome.
Mrs. NJ. M. Rountree Of Jackson
Vile, arrived in the city Thursday
to attend the Flora Batson Concert
and returnd home Friday morning:
she was the guest Of Mrs J. Duncan.
Mrs. John Kirk, and daughter.
Pearl Of Jacksonville, attended the
Flora Batson concert in this city on
Thursday evening. They spent sev
eral DAYS in the city, the guest OF
their brother and uncle, W. b. Par
ker.
Rev. e. Roey spent few days OF
last week with his church at Car
Iinsville. He reports q good time
at the lyeeum, and the church pros.
pering. They have had one convert
and will have baptising first Sun
day in March.
Mrs. Celia Bosley, formerly OF
Hannibal, Mo-, died at her home
on E. Madison street, Friday morn
ing about o'clock. She had been
complaining several days, but vas
only taken to her bed on Thursday
She leaves large family and many
friends to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Mary Williams has returned
to the city after spending
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends in Iowa, She is accompa-
MED by her sister, MIS-. Dixon, OF
Des Moines, La.
Mr.. Louis Martin, the one arm
and one leg ex-soldier, who recelv-
ed an increase of pension q year OF
two ago, and was drawing q pen.
sion of S72 per month, was found
dead at his home one day this week.
Just how long he had been dead, is
not known, as he has been living
alone for some time. His sudden
death. leaves his business in q rath-
er bad shape. His relatives, were
sister, two brothers, Richard and
David Martin, and nephew, Rob
ert. He leaves valuable home.
Rev. Ell. T.. Knabonschuh, who has
charge Of Holy Trinity mission
church, on 10Th street, is meeting
with much success in his labors
among the colored people. His ef-
forts have attracted attention away
from home, and he has received
call from Boston, but has concluded
10 remain here for the present at
least. The church is Lutheran in
denomination and is und II the su-
pervisicn OF Concordia College
Springfield, ILL.,, Evening News.