The Minneapolis observer., 1890-09-27

Don't forget Willis q renders, |
70. goo Roberts St Their meals
re par excellence.
Miss Florence French and Miss
Iennie Nelson have lately returned
rom Waukasha, Wis.
Mr.. Sam Hardy spent Monday
n the Flour City, we suppose af-
er the scalps Of the ants.
Mr.. Saunders, after holding the
read waitership OF the Aberdeen
or some time has resigned.
Aunt Polly Kennedy was severe
y cut by another lady Of color last
Wednesday over mere trifie.
Elder Browns sermon on wis
dom, last Sunday evening was
ably disconrsed and to the point.
We are still wondering If it is
true that Mr.. A. Plummer was
quietly married to a Chicago lady
some time ago.
Mr.. ]. Q. Adams returned home
last week from Chicago, but we
did not have the pleasure Of seeing
him until Saturday.
Mr.. w. d. Bloom received
very lucrative position this week
with the Title Insurance Co., in the
abstract department.
he will electrify his hearers and
his magnetic powers will bring
many votes and strong support to
the Grand Old Party.
Don't wait for the holidays to
come and go before you subscribe
for the greatest Of the great. The
OBSERVER is only $3.50 a year.
Mrs. d. z. Talbert is visiting in
Saltwater. She has been i'll for
some time and hopes that her stay
will improve her present state.
Mrs. ]. b. Johnson and her
charming daughters, Bertha and
Ida May, returned home last Sat
urday from four months visit in
Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois.
Miss Matte Johnson and Miss
Lizzie Rellum left last week for
Wilberforcc University. Since they
arrived there they have written to
their parents that it is just the
place.
II ali the married men in the
country had been at the Pilgrim
Baptist church last Sabbath eve.
ming they would have heard some
thing that would have been Of in
terest to them.
Mr.. /. Z. Talbert has bought one
half interest in the new colored
city directory from w. ID. Bloom.
The new publication will be ready
for the press next week and will be
out about the Ist OF next month.
Mr.. A. ]. Garner, OF Minneapo.
lis, died Thursday at T7;2o, at the
residence Of Mrs. ]. w. Hackerny
The funeral services will occur this
afternoon from the residence oi
Mrs. Hackerny on Temperance
st
Miss Mary Goddett and Mis-!
Birdie Williams will spend weel
or so in Minneapolis, Miss God
dett at Mrs. BENEFITS and Mis-
Williams at Mrs Painters. II i
expected that both OF the ladiei
will remain until after the holidays
Be sure and attend the Japanes'
wedding given under the auspice
OF the ladies OF Household OF Rutl
next Monday evening, Sept. 76th
at Odd Fellows hall. II promise
to be the grandest and most uniqu
entertainment Of the season. AID
mission IS cents.
| Mr.. r.. Durant. OF Grand Forks
Oak, is visiting his daughter:
Mrs. !. II. Hickman and Mis-
Olive Durant. Mr.. Durant is on
OF the old citizens OF St. Paul bu
in recent years has made Gram
Forks his home, with his two son
Walter and Russell Durant.
A young gent of color was cir
culating a subscription among tn
citizens OF ST. Paul, for the pun
pose of erecting a home for tn
aged and homeless colored peopl
OF this city. He had the misfoI
tune OF being jagged for his pains
Don't get too gay. young men.
/ Again whist was INDUCED in a
the residence of MIR. Dave Mason
Friday evening the 18TH inst.
pleasant little party gathered
| The evening was spent in whis
which was It's design. This quis
yet so wonderfully interesting gam
was greatly enjoyed by those pre-
sent. Miss Mary Goddett still re
tains the blue ribbon.
/ r. L. McGhee, ESQ.,, will b
added to the list OF speakers tina
viii stump the state under the au
spices OF the State Central Com
mittee. This is quite an honor I
the colored people of Minnesots
as this is the FIRST time that a
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