The Minneapolis observer. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1890-1???, 1890-08-23
local News.
M. A. WHEATON. City Editor.

Read
VIM Walters
Letter in next
Weeks issue of the OBSERVER
Watch the OBSERVER boom. 81 so year.
Picnic season is over.
For first class meal go to Mrs. Hun
toons 2Io ord St. S.
w R Morris, attorney and counselor at
law. o27 Guaranty Loan Building.
When you want to find any of the boys
60 to Hopewells, Washington Ave. S.
MIR. lanes Henly leaves for the Pacific
coast Tuesday to be gone about one month.
Every loyal Minneapolitan should sub
scribe for the OBSERVER, only $3.50 per
year.
Miss Carrie Young had relapse and is
again very ill at her residence. 1900 5th
St s
Mr. NJ. E. Singleton will return home
Tuesday from his Washington and Balti-
more trip.
When you are hungry go to Jonnson's,
500 4th St. S.
Bring all job work to the OBSERVER office.
We do the neatest and best. work in the
city Prices low.
Subscribe for the OBSERVER. Only 81 30
per year.
Lawyer and Mrs. F. L. McGhee spent
Sunday in the Flour City the guests of
Mrs. A. G. PlummeT.
When you need any money you can Tor
row it of the New England Loan Co, 239
Nicollet Ave
The leading tonsorial palace can be found
at z47 ard Ave. S. Amiable and courteous
artists always on hand.
For first class meal go to Johnsons.
500 4th St. S. His cooking is superb.
Dr. E. A. Williams, of New Orleans,
Supreme Chancellor of the X P. will ar
rive in the city Monday.
Bring your job work to the OBSERVES
office. Room g. 43 4th St. S,
Mr.. Squire Wooten will return home from
Atlantic City. Tuesday. where he has beer
in attendance at the wedding of Mr.. Gibbs
We call especial attention to our display
advertisements of our leading bushes:
houses
f. L. Anderson an old and esteemed
resident of the Flour City left last weel
to reside permanently at Great Falls, Mon
tana.
Subscribe for the OBSERVER, only sI.5c
per year. 75cts. for six months Let every
body subscribe.
Mr.. Geo Williams gave the Ist of a ser.
les of entertainments at Swedish Bros
Hall, Thursday evening which was de
cided success
Mr.. w. !. Johnson gets up the finest
7sct. meals in the city. Give him call
500 4th St. s
Keep your eye on day and date of the
grand entertainment in honor of Supreme
Chancellor, E. A. Williams of New Orleans
La Tuesday evening, Aug goth at Nor
gan Post hall on Hennepin Ave. opposite
City Hall
good way to become rich. make your
deposits with the City Bank. corner of 3rt
ST, and Hennepin Ave.
Messrs. Sam Mcintosh. Jamie Bland anc
several members Of the Cleveland Minstre
Troupe were banqueted by Mr. VIM Por
ter. the popular steward of the Unior
League Club. Thursday evening. at hi
Plymouth Ave. residence.
Subscribe for the OBSERVER, 81. so pei
year. sent to any address in the UniteC
States.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Gibbs will arrive
home from their wedding tour Tuesday tn,
10th inst in the evening at the w. c. 7
y. Palace. "a and 10 4th St. S., their ma
ny friends will tender them grand recep
ton. Invitations are already out announc
ing the event and from the large numbe
issued the society will be out in all il
spiendor. Mr. Gibbs is one OF our mos
esteemed and distinguished citizens and on
society leaders could not do any too mucl
TOO pay honor to him and show to his newll
made bride that she is given a hearty wei
come upon her arrival in the Flour City
Mr. Gibbs has chosen for his life partne
one of the brightest and most briliian
women Of our race and such an addition
TO the social and literary sphere viii b
mighty appreciated by Minneapolitans il
general and which will be demonstrated a
'oe reception Tuesday evening
Tie reception committee consists Of tn
following: Misses O. v Weeds. Matt
lucas. Cora Napier. Ella Dunjee. Me$sr
"m I. Brown. NJ E. Singleton. S. woo
Ten, v. Kemp Louis Hard.