The Minneapolis observer., 1890-08-16

mer resort.
Mr.. Henry Lucas and Master Clifford
Toney of Newark. o. are visiting Mrs. NJ
w Weaver.
Miss Jennie HiIyer left for Mackinaw,
Mich, Sunday evening and returned home
Friday A. NJ.
Subscribe for the OBSERVER. only $3.50
per year. 7scts. for six months. Let every
body subscribe.
Mr.. w. ]. Johnson gets up the finest
zsct. meals in the city. Give him call,
soo 4th St. S.
Rev. ]. P. James of ST James A. NJ. E.
Church will leave for Conference Tuesday
eve the 18TH inst
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Pleasant. of Boston,
Mass. have taken up permanent resi-
dence in Minneapolis.
A good way to become rich, make your
deposits with the City Bank, corner of 3rd
ST. and Hennepin Ave.
The lawn social given last Monday eve
Todds was quite success.
Mrs Louis Wilson. Misses Lula Griswoid
and Annie Redley were in the city Tuesday,
the guests of Mrs William Smith.
Mr.. w. R. Harper has moved his family to
Racine, Wis. but Mrs. Harper and her
daughter Queenie have no t gone yet.
Rev. Fredrick Lomack formerly of this
city, but now of Duluth. Mimi, spent a
few days in the city among old friends this
week
Miss Blannie Bruce after spending her
vacation with Mrs. Geo. Barnett of our
city, has returned to her home, Washing
ton, D. C.
Miss Hallia @ Brown will appear at
St. Peters church. Monday evening. All
who are lovers of good talent will not fail
to hear her.
b. w Roberts says the solution of the
Race Problem. and the "Nsgroes" only
salvation, is for the calored voters to cast
their anchor with the Alliance party.
Don't fail to attend the grand entertain
mentin honor of Supreme Chancellor E. A,
Williams at Morgan Post Hall, Tuesday
evening. Aug. z6th.
Mr.. Chas. Britton has charge of affairs
at the coming K p. entertainment This
announcement alone will be guarantee
for an enjoyable evening to all who attend.
Minneapolis has long been complaining
on account Of her scarcity of young ladies,
but one by one they slowly come. We
have an addition in the two Misses Pitt
man who are to make Minneapolis their
home
The concert given last night at St. Peters
A. M. E. Church by the Sunday School
scholars was a decided success, and the
tableau OF the same, Garden of Eden.
was superb handsome sum was realized
for the pastor who was very thankful for
the same.
Miss Halle Q. Brown, the colored elocu-
tionist who has given several successful en-
tertainments in Minneapolis during the
indianapolis by the death of her sister.
consequently the entertainment advertised
to take place at the First Baptist church
tonight has been given up.
Invitations have been received by the
many friends of our distinguished fellow
townsman, Mr.. Jasper Gibbs announcing
the approaching nuptials Of Mr.. Gibbs and
Miss lone Wood of Atlantic City, N. ]. at
the residence of the brides parents. at the
above named city, Aug. zoth. All join in
extending to both their hearty congratulate
ions
The result of the exploits of several of
the leading members of the w c. I. U,
on last Saturday evening, in visiting the
resorts of the lower FIVE, will be the circu-
lation of petition to the city council pray
ing of them to revoke the license of the
Jumbo saloon, Theatre comique and sew
eral other places of this city. now running
in full blast under the Reform Administra-
ton.
A novel entertainment was given at Arm
DRY Hall last Friday evening. A military
company composed of young ladies gave
an exhibition drill under the command OF
Geo. H. Woodsen. late of the zSth U. S.
Infantry. A literary programme OF ten
numbers was well received by the Urge
audience which turned out to witness the
Ist colored Infantry Co. composed OF
young ladies in the country. The features
Of the literary programme were the solos
by Mrs. Bently and Misses Marshall and
Bourke and the address Of lawyer w. r.
Morris. After the literary programme had
been rendered. the Flour City Guards went
through the maneuvers of Upton's tactics
in which they reelected credit upon their
drill Eaaster. who had given them sach thor
ough instruction Their rnasching and
c0unter-marching and thier Hank move
ments. would have made even the cold
hearted critic fold veteranl applaud. Ru-
NOR has Il thar the Flour City Guards are
going to challenges Company c. Of the State
University.
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