The Twin-City American., 1899-05-18

typhoid fever. DIR. Val Do Turner is in
attendance.
The closed season on game and fish is
up May 10, and from this time ON the
Nimrod can revel in his favorite sport
among us. We have many expert fisher
men.
The TWIN CTTY AMERICAN is being
we'll received into the homes of citizens
in ST. Paul and is being praised for its
general information concerning our
people throughout the United States.
Mrs. ID. 8. Orner, wife OF the pastor of
Pilgrim Baptist church. left Tuesday for
her native home in Akron, Ohio, TO visit
her relatives, She will remain two or
three months.
Mrs. W. A. Hazel and family, OF st.
Anthony Park, took their departure for
Boston, where she will join her husband
who preceded her some months ago. In
Mrs. Hazel, we lose one OF our ablest race
women OF the northwest.
DIR. Turner received the sad news of
the death of his cousin, DIR. G. p. Anders,
of Chattanooga, Tenn. DIR. Anders was
one of the first colored graduates Of
Medicine in the United States, and up
to his illness, enjoyed large practice.
The junior choir OF Pilgrim Baptist
Church is progressing rapidly. Among
it's members are some excellent voices,
destined to become famous. The Junior
choir furnishes music at the morning
service.
Rev. Father Printon, pastor of st.
Peters Clavers Church, returned to his
former home in Boston last week to per-
from the marriage ceremony OF his
sister. He expects to be gone one
month
Last Thursday, Mrs. G. Mason and J.
Clark gave bicycle party After spend
ing few hours riding over the city they
returned to the home OF the above named
ladies and spent the remaining part OF
the evening most enjoyably.
The North Star Social Club, formerly
the Rough Riders, presented Miss LeoIa
Thomas, who has been quite i'll for some
months, with a most beautiful bunch Of
flowers. Mrs. Chas. Mason pres euted
them on behalf of the club.
Rev. Orner attended the ninth auniver-
sary OF the Eastern Minnesota Baptist
Association, at Hastings, Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 9.10. Wednesday
morning, he spoke on the theme "Pente-
COST which he handled most ad.
mirably.
Last Sunday evening, Rev. Orner, of
p. B. Church, began series of sermons
on Hell" Last Sunday evening, the
sermon, as announced, was "GoinR 10
He'll for 8 eents." His second sermon
will be Second fare to Hell--can you
payP'; third, Three days in He'll
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Bellesine, better
known to us all as Mrs. Addie Henry,
arrived in the city Sunday from 81.
Louis, where she has resided for some
months with her husband. They expect
to remain in st. Paul at present. She ia
located with Mrs. Turner, 292 Sherburne
avenue.
Mrs. DIR. Val Do Turner, prior TO her
departure to her native home, rendered
her Sunday school class an afternoon
tea party, which the young misses who
belong to her class enjoyed most hugely.
Those present were Scottie Davis, Lulu
and Clara Howard, Josie Harman,
Hughie Beckwith, FloreAce Davis, Lulu
Smith. Hattie Loomis, Irene Vaughn.
There are only few places in our city
where colored help is employed TO handle
the cash, 10 dispense with it's wares as
statesmen. Your correspondent takes
this opportunity to speak Of one place,
the Hub Clothing House. Miss Ger
trnds James il employed by them aud
has fall charge OF the laundry depart.
ment, and to patronize such firms as
these would be showing appreciation to
the firms for recognizing us as American
citizens.
Tuesday evening, May i6. occurred the
complimentary banquet TO our Senator
q. X. Davis and Congressman r. G.
Stevens, Of the Aberdeen Hotel. Many
u our reading people know Of the pop
ulsrity Of these distinguished gentlemen,
particularly, Mr.. Dayis. for the important
part be has taken in the peace settlement
between the United States and Spain,
being one og the peace commissioner.