The Afro-American advance., 1900-03-10

Correspondence, letters, etc. mus
reach us by Wednesday for publication
sos Thomas street.
Mrs. John Godfrey has moved iron
So2 ST. Peter street 10 3oG SibleS
street, and is better prepared in every
way to satisfy her regular patrons anc
to cater TO new ones. The place /:
large and roomy She can not only
modate you with a nice. clean, warm
room.
The Advance" is prepared to dc
your job printing of all kinds at rea
sonable rates. Remember the place. 30;
Thomas street Kindly keep in mind
that any item OF news, social or other
wise, that you wish to publish will re
ceive attention at sos Thomas stree
also.
THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR
LORS, on the corner OF Seventh ano
Sibley streets, room 2o5. krahmel
block. is the place to go for all kinds o.
fashionable hair dressing, etc. Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe
cialty. Hair work done to order. Call,
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory. Mrs. L. ]. Allen, proprietor
Revival services at ST. James A. Nj
+. church are growing in interest, many
are being converted and coming into
the church The meetings will con
tinue for some time yet,
Mrs. Cora Smith has returned to the
city from Duluth.
Mrs J. B. White, 567 Broadway
came in from the West quite sick.
Rev. Lena Mason is holding meeting,
in the city under the management oI
the Salvation Army, at zoo East Scv-
enth street,
Mrs. N. Brown still remains sick al
the residence OF her sister, Mrs. Allen
French. I7S East Tenth street.
Mrs. II. c. Covington lies very i'll al
St. Joseph's Hospital. suffering from
an abscesS in the throat.
Mr.. James Thompson for years en-
ployed at the Ryan Hotel as waiter
left Friday evening for the East. Mr.
Thompson intends to visit Paris and
the Worlds Fair before returning West
Biddle Circle Ladies OF the G. A. r
are making preparations to give an en-
tertainment OF a very high order at Gar
field Post Hall. Grand block. on Fri
day evening. March 3. admission Is
cents. Full particulars later on. The
Circle has from time TO time given little
social affairs free to their friends. Now
viii be your time to return the com.
pliment by coming out in large mum
berS and help a worthy cause.
Mrs. J. B Johnson has moved from
Summit Place to 2I7 Carroll street
where she will be at home to her many
friends.
Sunday. March II. will be quarterly
meeting day at St James A. NJ r.
church Rev Jason Bundy the presid-
ing elder, will be on hand. and with
Mrs. Myers and Rev J. {. Anderson.
assisted by the Minneapolis force, Rev,
King and Brooks, a wonderful time
is expected
The Rev. d. s. Orner. OF Pilgrim
Baptist church. has rendered his rcsig-
nation TO the officers of said church, to
take place Immediately The reason Tor
count OF the sickness OF his wife. who
must De Saitied 20 nlHcTcnt Cilindtc
it she would gain her health Both
Rev Orner and Mrs. Orncr have a
host OF friends who will miss them
greatly and will pray for their success
wherever they go,
The death OF Rt Rev. MahIon N.
Gilbert. late bishop coadjutor Of Min
nesota. was a sad blow TO his church in
general, but more particularly to his lit
tie mission on Rice street known az
St. Philips Mission The bishop was
universally loved by every member oi
the mission. He was more to them
than spiritual leader he was their
friend and elder brother. His last talk
with his little mission" people was one
OF good cheer and high hopes Of their
new church, soon to be erected etc