The progress., 1890-11-29

to the pOllce force.
Mr.. Henry Riding sold his property
on Second street to the Terminal COM
pany for $4,000. He is one Of our
old residents.
Mr.. Miller, who represents the Ad-
vocate in this city, left for St. Paul on
business last Monday He will return
in few days to resume business.
Quite pleasant reception was ten
dered Prof. Maddox at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Washington,
on last Friday evening. Among the
invited guests were Mr. Jas Breeder,
Mr. Miller and Mr.. Graves. Miss
Dugged furnished some very fine selec-
tions on the piano. The,solo was par
excellence
Mr.. Mack Johnson of Council Bluffs
has accepted a position with one of
largest music houses in this city.
Mr.. Miller and wife of st. Paul,
arrived in the city on Wednesday
morning and will in the future make
tlis their home.
Miss Amanda Sayler will spend
Thanksgiving at her home in Gallatin,
Mo. 4
Don't forget that the PROGRESS is
the leading Afro American journal OF
the northwest, and calbat the u. S.
Clothing Co. and leave your subscrip-
ton.
Mr.. P d. Brown received an offer
from the Freedman to act as cores
pondent, but owing to business could
not accept. 1.-THE Freedman should
succeed in getting him they will have a
correspondent that will add lustre to
its name.
The Thanksgiving Dinner and Sup /
per at the A. NJ. F. church was a
grand affair, q good many people being
present throughout the day. Thanks
giving services were held in the morn
ing.
Mr. Porter, at north Omaha, is
rapidly sinking, being down with
complicated wasting of the system
The city is full of strangers; here to
spend Thanksgiving.
The Old Fashioned candy pulling at
the Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday
evening was q grand success in every
way. There was a good crowd in at
tendance and everybody had a, good
time pulling the luscious molasses
candy and feasting on other delicacies
that were on hand; among which the
oyster predominated. We have never
enjoyed ourself so much at an enter.
tainment, and we are satisfied the ,
order made something out of its Ven
ture.
We had the pleasure of visiting the
art exhibit of the Western Art associ-- r
alton last week, and thoroughly en- !
oyed the treat of looking at the han
liwork of some Of the best artists in :
he country. +
The democrats have the. cheek to il
'ay that their great victory is the
ause OF the fine weather we are en- a
Dying. U n
While in the city do not fail to Wis 81
the fine tonsorial parlors of Mr.. o
fills, where you will always find our gi
enial friends, Mr.. Fred Mills and Mr..
Iackley, who will always bid you a
,elcome. IN
Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Graves, Mr.. Frank
latter, Of Chicago, and Mr.. Thomas,
st. Paul, spent last Sabbath IN the :.
ty. :,
The concert on Tuesday evening wa4 r,
grand success, and the company ac- a,
uitted themselves with much credit.
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eep yourself posted upon the lead
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