The Appeal., 1889-12-28
The FLOUR CITY.
minneapolis and Minneopolitana
and Their Whereabouts
r and What-abouts.
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Mrs. S. Mitchell entertained Christi
mas at dinner Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Will
hanson, Miss Josie Williamson, Miss
Alice Gordon, Lawyer Morris, Mr.. Jno.
Williamson and six of her sons.
G. c. Boone of Austin, Num-, and
John A. Boone and sister Miss Mite
of this city, visited with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Boone of Mortified.
Mimi, during the Christmas holidays
The father was made the recipient of =.
beautiful gold watch and chain, the gift
ef bis Children.
Rev. F. Lomack of the Zion Baptist
church has rendered his resignation to
take effect on or before the 22d March
1850, providing the church will pay him
all claims. etc. Sometime ago the matter
was we'll aired in the courts here, and
finally given to referee to settle; the
referee, Mr.. H. Roberts, an attorney of
this city, devoted sometime in taking
testimony and at last fled his decision
subject to publicity when his fees which
amounted to ($25.00) twenty-five dollars
were paid. Both parties refuse to pay,
and the decision is likely to be retained
for fees due the referee. The reverend
has however gone ahead and has been
enabled to take in seven members since
his trouble in court. Prospects are
bright for the young pastor and he
says he is not afraid of securing plenty
of ministerial work to do.
The social Union of the Bethesda
Baptist church met last Friday in the
lecture room. A good membership pre-
sided aud hrst-class program for the
evening. Mr.. J. L. Neal Jed in the pro-
gressive play of "Plato" which was
quite interesting to its participants
Messrs. Jasper Gibbs and M. E. Single
ton furnished refreshments for the oc-
casion. Rev. Dunjee and others made
logical addresses.
Rev. R. H. Williamson preached Snn-
day evening on Little Things" His
discourse, as usual, was one of interest
to his hearers. Some time ago we spoke
of the good work that was being done
for and by the St. Peters A. M. E.
church. That work has continued to the
present time. The pastor and family
are universally liked and have bril-
liant future for their reward in this city.
The heavy debt. though having been
decreased largely, still hangs heavily
over the church. By simple plans and
proper execution considerable money
has been raised by the friends and mem-
bers Of the church. After brief SER
mon Sunday evening Rev. Williamson
gave out some of his future plans which
among the first to be put in execution
will be as follows: Mr.. s. Saunders
has been made captain of company of
ten, with Mrs. F. Scott Lieutenant.
There are ten companies. and each
company will consist of ten members,
Among the other captains and lieuten-
ants are Mr.. r. G. Marshall and Mrs. j.
Joyce, Mr.. L. Neal and Mrs. William
Smith, Mr.. G. C.. Carter and Misses
Shipman and Burke, Mr.. 3. A. Mitchell
and Mrs. R. Burke, Mr.. Geo. w. Tur-
ner and Mrs. j. j. Duncan, Mr.. J. A.
Joyce and Miss Josie Williamson. NJ.
F. L. Anderson and Miss Eliza Free
man, Mr. NJ. Brown and Mrs. William
Crosle, Mr.. ]. w. Prakingson and Mrs.
N. .Akers. These companies are sup
piled with barrels and will each in turn
give an entertainment; the one bring
ing in the most money within eighty
days will be given prize. The first
that is proposed will be an old fashioned.
spelling match, the winner of which to
be given prize. This will take place