National Baptist world., 1894-09-07
LOCAL REWS,


Pueblo, Sunday morning.
Mrs, B. F. Watson is going to Mar
shall, Mo, soon to visit her mother.
Rev. VIM. A. Moore, pastor Of the
a. M. f. church, left for Lincoln, Neb.,
M, nday morning.
Quite number Of the young men
WILDE panied to learn that Johnnie
Appleton is still quite sick.
Next Monday morning the school
bells Of tie city will ring out the open
ing of the next term of school.
When in need Of horse shoeing or
blacksmith work Of any kind, call
on J. S. Quarles, 626 North Main.
Winfield celebrates OH the 22nd.
and promises to entertain all visit
ors on the occasion i'm royal style.
Grant McAfee who has been sick
for a number Of weeks, shows very
little if any, signs of Improvement.
Some Of the young men are max
ing up an excursion to attend the
Celebration at Winfield on the 22nd.
Rev. B. +. Watson left for Mem
phis, Tenn, last Saturday. Miss
Capitola, his daughter, accompanied
him.
Mrs. B. r. ORGY and Miss Sal
lie Mcclellan are visiting relatives
and friends at Baxter Springs this
week
Rev. r. n. Countee, recently Of this
city but now Of Lawrence, was in the
city this week visiting his family and
many frien s.
Dosi t fail to read the add of the
State Fair Association in another
colum.:, then attend the best fair
ever held in Kansas
The Boston nine is now second
best in Kansas. Winfield holds first
fortably close second.
When you want splendid meal,
call on Johnson and Helm, $40 n.
Main, and you will get what you
want and all you want.
Mrs. V. Harris and Mrs. Reuben
Floyd, Of Parsons, are visiting in
the city, the guests Of Mrs. Tipps
and Mrs. B G. Clark.
Rev w. r. Boone, of Oklahoma.
spent Sabbath here, and in the even
ing preached an eloquent sermon at
the Second Baptist church.
A number Of our people c0ntem-
plate going to Parsons to attend the
A M. r. annual conference which
eonvrnes in that city the Goth.
Tie Afro. American Children's home
is so, II 10 be moved t. more spacious
qua rs half a block north and one
block cast of the presen( location.
quartet composed Of Prof, n. c,
Smith, i. + Coleman, w. II. Jones
and 5 w Jones, sing at First Pres
bytelian church Sunday morning.
I.shor cay was observed by the la
boring cl;.sses of the city who spent
the day in the parks partaking of re-
frcshments and enjoying themselves
enerally.
Remember Prof. Smiths hall, cor
ner FIRST and Main streets for the
benefit of the colored militia compa
ny and military band Tuesday night
Admission 10 cents.
Mcssrs. VIM. Whitted and Geol q
Jones have been busily engaged thi
week renovating the school-houses o
which they are janitors preparatory t.
the opening of school.
There seemed to be no interest III til
bond election for the colored voters i
the second precinct of the Second ward
Not a colored man cast a ballot for 0
against the proposition in that precinct
Don't fail to read the ad. of Tap
Bros. & Hanshaw which appears il
another column. Their prices vii
astonish you and they are one of th
best firms in the city for colored pee
pie to trade with.
A portion of the kid band hav
joined the older band and now tn
colored military company will hav
regimental band. The member
are already being uniformed by Cap
Thomas and will make their frs
appearance as military band mex
Tuesday evening.