The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-06-03
TWIN CITY NEWS.


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Iiss Victoria Webb is ON the sick list.
IIrs. Lena Raglan is fast improving.
III. M. Griffin is suffering from a
sre attack of the La grippe.
T. W. A. Reid, of Chicago, was the
! 81 Of his brother, j. G. Reid, Tuesday.
IS Della Wright is on the sick list
week.
|Trs. C. Harrison, st. James, No., is
guest of Mrs. Viniger.
he Church Aid Society which met at
Rosa Changers last Thursday eyen-
was we'll attended.
II. and Mrs. Shepherd entertained
d. H. Harris at breakfast Tuesday
ming.
emembsr the great camp meeting
i will be conducted by Rev. j. Will
. aud trustees OF st. James church,
Amencing Sunday, July 2nd.
8esdames Addie Stamps and Mary
.pherd visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, OF
ska, on Memorial Day. They report
sost enjoyable time.
representative Jas. H. dickinson Of
.roit, Mich, who has been visiting his
kr. Mrs. Wier, left the city to resume
Legislative duties at Lansing, Mich.
reaching at ST. James Sunday at II
and 8 p. m. Morning subject, 20,
h. Beseech Thee" evening, subject,
ath in the Pot" by Rev. King. All
eome.
HE colored w. G. T. U. viii conduct
ices at st. James East Side, Sunday
hing, June 11tb. A special program
be prepared for the occasion. All
ZONE. Mrs. l.. A. Rogan, president;
3. Della Wright, secretary.
be resign alton OF Rev. Harris from
.pas.orate OF Bethesda Baptist church
Ies the church without pastor. How
services will be continued as usual,
some one will be engaged to occupy
pulpit at each service.
III. J. M. Oliver, who is well known in
city as an all-round theatrical man,
spend the summer in Minneapolis.
Oliver was proprietor of a travelling
Bred troupe which gained him much
briefly he was very successful.
j RS. Jennie Hornbeck, formerly Of
sneapolis, is now Mrs. Jennie Smith
thatfeld, MINI. After separation
yer thirty years from her relatives,
hugh the efforts Of ner husband, Mr..
lib, she has found four brothers and
sisters living at Magnolia, Miss, at
ph place her parents did fourteen
Is ago.
h. j. L. Neal and his little daughter
was injured in a railway accident
Sunday between this city and Cedar
bids, while en- route to attend a con-
ion- We are glad to state that their
ries were not serious. Little Cora's
. was broke, and her fathers knee
Blurred. When heard from at the
Jar Rapids Hospital they we're doing
and is expected home within 10
4r. Woodford Hale, brother OF
p F. Hale, departed from this life
Ssday evening at 1870 o'clock. A few
lths ago Mr.. Hale wus active,
Prous and strong, and full Of youthful
Fgy, being only q years OF age, but
Fas unable to survive the deadly pull
ary attack which deprived the COM
pity OF bright young man. The An
CE extends to his bereaved relatives,
ere condolences. The funeral wfs
from st. James A. nj. Il. church
Jay.
here was quite surprise party ten
"a Rev. J. Will King and wife,
rsday evening the 18th, by some IN
berted friends Of the st. James
Fch. They loaded the table with
~ good things TO eat, God will bless
cheerful givers. These are they that
e in the party from Washington ave.
u by Mrs. Ida Braggs, Mrs. VIM.
mbers, Mr.. J. johnson, VIM. Grooms,
ID. e. Gibbs. Mrs. G. Harrison, Mrs.
Cooper. Mrs. L. Gardner, Mrs. J.
rs. May God bless these good peo-