The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-02-10
ST. PAUL.
DON'T
FORGET
THE CENTURY ENTERTAIN-
AiENT


given by Minnesota Lodge Ne. ,, A. F.
and A. NJ, on Feb. IL. On account OF
the great number OF tickets that have
been sold and the immense crowd eN-
pected the place of holding the enter
tainment has been changed to Twin City
Hall. corner Rice street and University
avenue. An excellent program viii be
rendered as follows:
1. Opening Address. N. Nj. OF MINI.
Lodge.
?. Solo .......... Mrs. Bertha Wilson
3. Quartet, Mr. Chas. Charleston and
Three Others.
4 "Lincoln's Favorite Poem" Miss
5. Masonic Unity CIR Master J. L.
Neal
o Black and White" Master Freddie
Parker
T. How Papa Was Initiated, Miss
Clara Howard.
g. "Lincoln" $50. Hon. w. r. Morris
O. Solo ........... Mrs X. C. Minor
10. Presentation OF the diamond stud
to the lucky winner. after which will
follow the German. led by a prominent
society lady and gentleman. which will
last until o'clock Please take note
that this is a departure from the usual
entertainments, and the managers beg
that all who participate in the German
will appear in full dress.
The committee having this splendid
affair in hand are leaving no stone I'M
turned To make it signal success. All
they ask OF you is TO come out. and they
will do the rest.
The committee consists OF H. b.
Howard. Daniel Roy. Howard Will
Jams, J. II. Vincent. G. ]. Charleston.
]. S. Strong. VIM. Collins. VIM. Law
renee. G, s. Tabor. J. II. Dillingham;,
chairman.
The Advance" is prepared to do
your job printing of all kinds at rea-
sonable rates Remember the place .so5
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 street
also.
After stay Of about 30 days at
home, on account OF painful accident
which he received on the dining car
Mr.. B. w, Smith is able to resume his
work as cook on the c. n. dining car
Mr.. and Mrs. B w Smith enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday Rev. and
Mrs. J, c. Anderson.
Mr.. A. Plowdn, the St Paul and
Duluth porter that has been sick on
the West Side. at the residence of Mr.
Geo Bell. lett Saturday night. for his
home. Memphis. Tenn. accompanied
by Mr., l.. ID. Jackson, as travelling
companion Mr. Plowdin steadily grew
weaker as the days passed, and ielt that
he could not recover, so he begged to
be carried back to his home and
mother. Kind friends made it possible
that his wish be gratihed and a letter
has been received. telling OF his safe
arrival The St. Paul & Duluth Off
cials, MIR VIM. Stafford, Mr. Chas
Morgan and others were Mr.. Plowdin's
friends.
The wife OF Rev. Orner lies quite
i'll at their home on Martin street.
Rev J. C. Anderson is holding very
interesting meetings at his church, cor
ner Jay and Fuller streets. He is ex-
pecting help from Chicago. in the per
sonofthe Rev, Mrs. Myers. an evangel-
ist OF great power and spiritual worth
Go and hear her
The Century entertainment given by
Minnesota Lodge. No. 2 Feb. ~. at
| Twin City Hall. corner Rice street and
| University avenue, will be a circus. a
regular midwinter success. The ad-
mission fee will be IS cents; not enough
| to Brighten any one out OF good time
Bear in mind the german after the pro-
gram Bring your sister or some one
elSe's sister. and have a dandy time
Monday evening. Feb IL
Godtrey's eating house. on ST. Peter
street, still holds first place as a clean
up-to-date cafe. Meals only p cents.
Thomas McCawley. the man whom
we reported at the City Hospital last
week is at his home corner Twelfth
and Jackson streets. this week. but ex-
poets to return to the hospital the latter
part OF the week. to undergo a delicate
operation on the eyes He fears he will
lose one eye entirely II not both. Mr.
McCawley is an odd Fellow. therefore
we do not doubt but that he will be