The Minneapolis observer., 1890-09-13
local News.
w. ]. WHEATON. City Editor.

Read
Vim. Walters
Letter in this
Weeks issue of the OBSERVER
Mrs Georgia Ware who has been quite
i'll is again convalescent.
Mrs. Pass of Detroit. Mich. is the guest of
Mrs. Barton, 40 Wash. Ave. N.
For good overcoat go to the Palace
Clothing Co, 43-45 Wash. Ave S.
Buy your winters supply of coal and wood
from Goodnow & Lawther, 23o Hennepin
Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs Zach Young of Cincinnati,
o., have taken up their permanent resi-
dence in the Flour City.
Watch the OBSERVER boom. 81. so year.
Mrs. Mcdonald of Chicago, after very
pleasant visit of ten days to her friend Mrs.
Patten of 81 9TH St. S., returned home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jeannett Broden has established
conservatory of music where she will teach
both vocal and instrumental music at 1877
grid ST S.
For first class meal go to Iohnsons
Mrs. Bertha Wilson formerly of St. Paul
but now of Tacoma spent Tuesday in the
metropolis visiting her sister Mrs. Gerty
Anderson.
1t is time that the Morris Literary AS
ISOLATION was getting itself together, and a
gain beginning to instruct in science, liter
AZURE and art.
When any of your friends are in the city
visiting. drop a card to THE OBSERVER Of
fee As 4th St. S. Room 8.
The happiest man in the city last Satur-
urday was las Cunningham, and he had
right to be for he was the recipient OF a
fine II y llb boy. Mother and baby both
doing well and James is still receiving con-
gratulations.
The primarys passed of quietly last night
there being a large percentage OF voters
out at the different caucasses. but as there
is lull before every storm, we too, can
expect some surprises in Mondays conven-
ton.
Our collector will be around next week
to get your subscriptions. Help the good
move along as this is everybody's paper.
The entertainment announced for the
27nd of Sept. at Harmonic Hall has been
postponed until about the 10th of Oct
when Gov. Merriam, Capt. Snider and sew
other eral celebrities will be present and
deliver addresses.
Why don't some of our able bodied and
strong young men make application for
positions as conductors and street car driv-
ers2 We never know what may be accom-
plished if we don't try, for remember the
old adage. seek and ye shall find"
The leading tonsorial palace can be found
at 243 grid Ave S. Amiable and courteous
artists always on hand
What is the matter in bringing out w
H. Eustis as a candidate for mayor II
nominated there is no doubt as to his cleo
ton. and he would give US as good and con-
else business administration as any OF the
candidates that have been brought to the
public notice.
Diamond Cut Diamond is by one of the
best authors OF the race and should be
read by every one as it is story from true
life with fictitious names attached and
what mokes il all the more interesting it is
from the pen of an Afro-American and
about Afro-Americans We will publish
II in book form after it is complete
When You are hungry go to Johnson's
500 4th ST. S.
The Knights of Pythias are making rap
id strides to the front and will soon have a
uniformed division fully equipped and well
drilled, so that when our citizens see them
on parade they will be unanimously of the
opinion that they are credit to the race
Again death lowered around the resi-
dence Of Mrs. 4. Jones. z44S I2th Ave. )
Last Monday morning her baby girl, only
one week old died with spasms after an i'll
ness of only a few hours; il has only been
about two weeks since Mrs. Jones buried
her husband. She has the sympathy of all
her friends in these her hours of bereaye-
ment.
Mr.. w ]. Johnson gets up the finest
7sct. meals in the city, Give him call
500 4th St. s.
The Bethesda Baptist church was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity last Sunday even
ing to hear the sermon of the able and elo-
quens pastor Rev. w. Dungee to the
young people. His subject was, | wrote
unto you young men because you are
strong. II was presented very forciblJ
and was one of ting ablest discourses evei
heard in the Flour City and ought to beai
fruit.
We received copy Of the Blue Book Of
color. neatly bound pamphlet published
by two ex-Minneaolitans, now two OF Hell
ena's most enterprising citizens, James A
Ross and A. F. Cameron. as directory o.
the elite Afro-Americans Of the Rocky
Mountain city We see many names 81
former residents Of the Flour City and ar,
pleased 10 know they are classed with thu
upper ten.
Wednesday afternoon the time of thu
criminal branch Of the Municipal cour
was largely taken up with the examination
Of julius Caesaer who was charged will
having snatched pocket book from far
mer who had come TO the city TO take II
the circus Lawyer VIM. K. Morris ap
peared for the defendant and the assistan
county attorney for the prosecution. Th'
testimony Of the prosecution was over
whelming as to identity and the dcfcndan
was ordered TO appear before the gram
jury which IS nov IN session If an IN
dlctment is found against him he viii i
all probability be tried next week.
Money loaned on farnitnze. watches an
diamonds. lowest rates view Englan
Lo1a Co, z3o Nicollet Ave-