The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-05-27

y. ". Ocdu4coS AOilAVAAy
8. was in the city this week.
Frank Wheaton, attorney at-law, is
located in the Oneida Block.
C. w. Lee and family have moved
beautiful residence, at 352l 18th
ne n.
,ster Raymond Cannon, son of Mr..
Mrs. NJ. o. Cannon, is a victim of
measles, but is getting along very
under the care OF DIR. Brown.
w. A. Davis, who was arrested by
beriff OF Denver, Col, ON the charge
nbezzlement, of $4,000, was once a
emit OF this city.
rs. w. s. Brooks left Tuesday even
or well earned reRt TO visit friends
chicago and her sister, Mrs. ID. A.
pam. Of Indianapolis, Ind.
r, Morris was the honored repre-
Itative OF the Plymouth CongreRa-
al Church Sunday School to the
e Association, which convened In Red
on Tuesday.
Q Suwanee River Quartette filed an
cement in Saltwater on Wednesday,
the famous Zura ladies. The mem
of the quartet report a very pleasant
an Pattee, OF the College OF Law
University of MInnpsotH, VIII de-
the baccalaureate sermon at the
e University next Sunday afternoon.
services will be held 10 the Armory
ling. ut 3 O'Clock.
Dgressman Geo. Ii. Whlte, OF N. u,
enjoys the distinction of being the
colored member OF congress, Will
re at the Church OF the Redeemer
iay evening. Theservlees will begin
80, and all are cordially invited to
out and hear Congressman White.
le OF the grandest entertainments
e season will be given nexl Wednes-
evening, May 31st, at Labor Temple
corner 4th street and Sth avenue
' b, under the auspices OF classes 8
8, X. p. A special feature OF the
rtainment will be the X. ?. Division
ey Drill.
nRressman Geo. ii. White. OF N. C.,
bnly colored representative In con-
=, 10 scheduled to deliver a lecture at
Church OF the Redeemer next Sunday
ing, May 2Sth. This will probably
Is last public appearance In our city
re his peturn home, and oil who can
bid go out and hear one OF the mos:
nguished men OF the race.
re-. L. Raglan, who has been demon
ling with the Rnmford Chemical Co.
ie Golden Rule, will be in the city
coming week, at the Glass Block,
from there to the Minneapolis Dry
ds Store. She has won the distinction
cling as good saleslady as there is
10 employ OF the Golden Rule.
bngressman Geo. II. White and DIR.
Saunders addressed the students
be State University last Tuesday
ming. Both addresses were very
usiastically received by the faculty
student body, and both speakers
accorded the most hatteriug com
ents for their very instructive as well
lspiring addresses.
rs. W. r. Morris, after spending
months in the 13lst district as
cipai ofthe school there, has returned
ie city The closing exercises OF her
ol took place Friday, the 18th inst.
husband, counsellor w. r. Morris,
Fered the annual address. The
ol board is to be commended for the
gnition that il accorded to Mrs.
rip, who il one Of the best qualified
hers In the state. She came TO Min
ia an experienced school teacher.
ng taught In the public schools OF
man, III. several years prior to bor
rage; and her natural love for the
,oI room induced her to accept the
OF the school board to become prln-
OF the 131st district school.
r. VIM: Jeffrey, a postofiice clerk, en-
fashionable saloon ON Nicollet
hue last week, with some Of his white
ids Of the same occupation. They
"a for beer and cigars. To the latter
lest, the bartender responded, but
re compliance With the former, he
tinized Mr.. Jeffrey's features (Which
pf fair complexion very closely. FL
he inquired: "Are yon q colored
2" "Yes," replied Mr.. Jeffrey indig-
ly, for he knew what was coming.
Bll, we do not serve colored men in
]" said the bartender. @All right"
Mr.. jeffrey. AT this jnncture, his
panions became indignant and all
the place. Mr.. Jeffrey returned and
tired as to the name IL the bartender.
refused TO give il. Afriend Of Jeffrey
|red Il, however, and the next day q