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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1898

Page

5

Presiding Elder Rev J L P Sheppard Ill Week

The Progress notes Rev J L P Sheppard left town ill after a powerful Jordan Street Church sermon. He sent Rev Barnette Wright to fill his First Church appointment and planned Quarterly Conference before returning to Arcadia. The district expresses hope for a swift recovery and affection for their elder. R P Morton offers handmade harness and saddles with cleaning and repair services on Market Street opposite Kelly's stable tf.

J. L. P Sheppard Jordan Street Barnette Wright First Church Brother Sheppard Arcadia R. P. Morton Kelly Market Street

Nice Calendar Honored by Kansas City Foundry Manager

The Progress thanks Mr. S A Pierce manager of the Great Western Type Foundry Kansas City Missouri for sending an ornate calendar decorated with a Missouri Press Association picture from its reception in the Kansas City Commercial Club rooms. Pierce is asked to accept our gratitude.

S. A. Pierce Great Western Type Foundry Kansas City Missouri Missouri Press Association

A PIC NIC FOR GENEVIEVE ORPHANAGE

A picnic will be given at the Fair Grounds on Tuesday for the Genevieve Orphanage. Hosted by the Home Charitable Association, with tickets 25 cents adults and 10 cents children. Dancing follows the program and cars run to midnight to town.

Genevieve Fair Grounds Home Charitable Association Mesdames Booth Holzman

Personal notes from The Progress column in Waco

Mrs Paul Lowenthal visits May carnival in Waco and expects to return home next week. Hon W H Wise is seen after returning from the convention and his record noted. Lt George Dudley Seay leaves for New Orleans to take a commission exam and may join General Hood's brigade. Hon J M Foster returns from New Orleans business trip. Hon J W Jeter visits, first meeting in a long time, with The Progress expressing friendship. O G Garner Mack Huckaday and George Smith thanked as friends of The Progress.

Paul Lowenthal Waco Texas W. H. Wise Mr Wise Lietenant George Dudley Seay New Orleans General Hiood J. M. Foster J. W. Jeter Brownlee Mr. Jeter O. G. Garner Mack Huckaday George Smith

Gentle visitors and local notes in The Progress

Residents recount recent callers and visits. Mr. W B Weaver plans roof work from Atlanta Texas, urging readers not to pay high prices while away. Mrs Searing and Miss Tucker visit, Tucker famed in Natchitoches society. Elders Pratt and Caldwell of the Mormon church stop by, Dr Hicks and others travel to New Orleans for the Great Council of Red Men. Mrs Sample of Mansfield visits relatives in Shreveport.

W. B. Weaver Atlanta Texas Progress Butler Shreveport S. Searing Lily M. Tucker Natchitoches Tucker Searing Fannin Street Pratt Caldwell Mormon Church S. H. Hicks T. E. Price Julius Bernstein Sam Dreyfuss New Oleans Great Council of Red Men O. H. P. Sample Mansfield Foster Carter

Frank Serwich Restaurant and Hotel Ad

FRANK SERWICH. Restaurant and hotel on the European plan. Oysters always fresh and fine in any style. Choice meals at all hours. The restaurant is unsurpassed and has no saloon connection. It is a popular resort for ladies and gentlemen. The hotel is modern in all its appointments and furnished in the best style. Travelers wishing comforts will do well by stopping at this hotel. The best attention given to all guests. Terms moderate. FRANK SERWICH, Proprietor.

Frank Serwich

Lady Type Writer Seeks Regular Employment in Business House

A young lady and adept stenographer and typewriter seeks a position in a business house offering regular employment. She provides strong references and has attended Soule College. Address The Progress Shreveport La tf.

Soule College The Progress Shreveport la Tf

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