The Minneapolis observer., 1890-09-06
ST. Paul.

year
The only Sheppard continues to lead in
fine Photography
Be sure and send your name and your
friends name for the OBSERVER. only 81. SC
year
II you want good meal go to Willis &
Tenders, Magnolia Restaurant. 900 Rob
erts St.
Our noted attorney +. l.. McGhee took
the convention by storm with his opening
address
Don't wait until the band stops playing
but subscribe for the OBSERVER now, only
81. so year.
We should help those that help us. so
go to Hon. F. L. MeGhee for advice on
any point in law.
Bro. Moses Davis says he is going to get
the license next month sure Look out
for the invitations.
Hon, S. +. Snider was nominated by ac-
climation. at the convention, for congress
man for the 4th district
c. +. Adams, Of chicago, arrived in the
city Tuesday to take charge OF the Appeal
during !. Q. Adams absence.
Mr.. A. ] Garner. of Minneapolis, con.
,inues i'll at the residence of Mrs W
Haekerny, 500 Temperance St
All are wondering II Mr. Curtis is going
to mugwump this fall He says the G. o.
p. has strong ticket in the field.
The sermon Of Elder Seheafe last Sun
day evening, on the Dance was highly APP.
preeiated by large congregation,
There was grand surprise given MIR
L, Ford. ID. d., last Tuesday evening un
der the direction OF Mrs. S. Hatcher.
Mr.. Il. J. White, exporter OF o. Sander 8
barber shop is filling a very responsible
position with the American Express Co.
now.
All matters Of interest 10 the race and
society given notice by informing our ST
Paul correspondent MIR. ]. % Turner.
Dispatch office.
Miss A. Ridley returned TO her home in
Nashville last Wednesday, after long and
pleasant visit in our city, the guest Of the
Misses Griswold
Now is the time to purchase yourself a
home cheap, at 81. Paul Park Plenty Of
room for the thrifty. See N. ! Sherman
at Tyle's barber shop for particulars.
On Monday Sept I. Mr. and Mrs. T.
II, Lyles entertained number Of the re-.
naming visitors. The evening was de
lightful and was spent in merry music and
song
Rev. ID. r Brown, son Of Bishop Brown
was appointed to the charge Of ST. James
church. Elder Henderson joined the
Michigan conference and was given a
charge in Detroit, Mich. We all wish you
much success, Elder
Tuesday evening Miss 4. +. Geddes left
for her home in New Orleans, La. Miss
Geddes has made quite atay Of her visit.
during which she has made many true
friends and many admirers. Her depart
ure only proved TO well the generated love
among her recently made friends.
Mrs Harper was accompanied by Elder
Seheafe on her sad journey to Dsnyille.
Ind. for the purpose Of burying her hus-
band who was killed last Friday on the N.
p road. She was furnished with trans
portation by the Pullman Co. and s7oo by
the Insurance Co. After her return they
promised 10 pay her the balance Of his
insurance which will amount TO 81, 300
The well established whist parties Of Mr..
and Mrs X Hilyard was again attended
largely on Monday Sept. Ist The party
gathered early and the game was soon in
progress with great interest, Mr. W. b.
Boom loosing the blue ribbon won by Miss
Mary Goddett Refreshments was served
at conveniently early hour In order tina,
the latter portion might be spent in dane
ing.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs Of the
week, was reception given by Mrs. w.
Smith and II. Howard. at the residence Of
the former. SEA ST. Anthony Ave. in honor
Of Misses Seay and Ridley, Of Nashville.
Tenn Among those present were the fol-
lowing Flour City people Mr. and Mrs
X. {. Marshall. Messdsmes VIM. Gray. G.
n. Harper. c. r. Davis. Cora Sterrett,
Miss Young. John Lucas. and chas
Standsall
Tuesday evening. Sept zd, Mr.
Mrs. y. T. Talbert entertained the re-
naming strangers 10 gether with few
friends The party was pleasant one
and was present early In order 10 devour
the full evenings enjoyment. the former
part being INDUCED in delightful games.
such as mimiery and magic music. the lat
ter being really enchanting Al about ten
this merry party was conducted 70 the
dining room sberc waited them a sump.
,soas display 81 al that ia 20 refreshing on
such an occasion. The table vas a grand
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