The Afro-American advance., 1900-02-17
TWIN CITY NEWS.
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ST.. PAUL.

va ~ SATISFY thai pau 1iAla siilA
/ to=eater. ta=new= ones.-fhe place is
| large and roomy. She can not only
serve you with meals..but can accom-
modaie you with nice. clean, warm
room The Godfreys are soon to give
a house warming and they expect you,
myself and all their friends TO come out
and help them. Watch the papers for
the day and date
Miss Florence Drake. of Saltwater,
was the guest last week of the Misses
| Coombs. OF Sherburne avenue.
Mrs Rose Williams, mother OF Mrs.
| VIII Alexander. is on the sick list this
week Also Mr.. ]. w. Lueca.
Mrs. II. b. Houston has been missed
from the church and society lately She
is also sick.
Mr.. McCants Stewart, OF Mime
| apolis, was the guest of MIR and Mrs.
| J. T. Johnson, OF Thomas street,
Wednesday evening.
The Advance" is prepared to do
| your job printing OF all kinds at rea-
| sonable rates. Remember the pa.., }os
Thomas street Kindly keep in mind
that any item OF news. social or other
wise. that you wish to publish will re
ceiye attention at 3os Thomas street
also.
Godfrey's eating house. on St. Peter
street, still holds first place as a clean.
up-to-date cafe Meals only 2s cents
Mrs. William Johnson. OF Martin
street, has her niece. Miss Smith. of
| Wnona. with her for week or so.
Miss Joanna Graves. for years resi-
| dent OF St. Paul. died at the City Hos
pital las. week after more than two
years lingering sickness, Miss Graves
came from Columbus. Missouri where
at present lives an aged mother and
other relatives. The funeral took place
from Damphier's Tuesday afternoon
THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR
| LORS, on the corner of Seventh and
! Slbley streets, room 2o5. krahmcr
block. is the place to 90 for all kinds of
| fashionable hair dressing, etc. Straight
| enlng hair and scalp treatment Spc-
cialty. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
| factory. Mrs +. Allen. proprietor
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Palmer. Mime
apolls. were callers at the Peticard
home Sunday afternoon.
Minneapolis people noted at the Cen
tury entertainment Monday evening
were: Mr. ard Mrs J. L. Veal. Mr.
| l. Crawford. Hon w r Morris. Mrs
Ben Peere. and Mr. NJ f. Singleton.
The much heralded entertainment
given by Minnesota Lodge No, , A. f.
and A. M took place on time at Twin
City Hall Monday evening, Feb. -,
under very hattering circumstances.
| The people were there. in fact. there
was 4 veritabc crush. The affair can
be easily counted the" affair OF the
winter; for it represented the really
fashionable set Hon w r. Morris.
Minneapolis. was the chief speaker and
very fittingly had for his subject Lin
| coin" the name so dear TO the Afro
American heart the world over Mr.
| Morris is an ideal orator and held his
listeners until the end Of his interesting
talk on Lincoln Lincoln was said
the speaker. AN ideal American. the
perfect model Of the new worlds posi-
bilities. the greatest character since
Christ Grand Master J. l., Veal
spoke on Masonic Unity" His article
will appear later in our issue Miss
Clara Howard pleased The Masons pres
ent by telling how Papa was lniti-
atcd
Miss Ella Charleston in a very sweet
| manner rccited Lincon's favoritc poem.
The singing OF Mesdames Wilson and
Minor was never sweeter Master
Parker came in for the second honors
OF the program. Ills rendering OF
| Black and White" was a surprising
treat to his admirers. particularly to the
| Advance Woman for We enjoy the
honor OF having taught Master Freddie
his first speech.
proclamation by Mr. J. F. Adams. then
| H. ..u-,..,r.r+c,t bu NJ II Dill
in2ton as 10 how near MIR Alex Payne
and Mr.. w. A. Lawrence came TO get
ting the diamond stud; both missed yet
MI Payne brought in s36 and Mr.. W
4. Lawrence reported S24
The committee report 4 financial sue
cess. a general good time and desire
us TO say through our paper 20 all who
in any way. by their money or their
presence. added 10 the success oi the
Century entertainment that they thank
you again and again.
| Some OF our progressive railroad men
are considering the adyisabilIty ot or
Panizing an association oi railroad en-
ployes They hope 10 receive the sup
porn OF all right thinking men on the
subject They say II is not wild
cat" nor a gamble" but an honest.
straight proposition, ard invite your in
yestgation.
The Waters Aid and Protective As
sociation OF St. Paul. the object of
which Is To- care for the sick and bury
the dead OF their fraternity. met Thurs
day evening at 800 Minnesota street 10
make more perfect their organization.
etc The officers are President II
ID. Pcttis. vice-presideut. Watson
treasurer. D. T. Beasley, secretary. A.
~ Beard. corresponding secretary.
| Curtis Kelly. chaplain. Joseph Strong
present membership ii
Mrs Fielding Coombs ehaperencd a
| party oi yoeng misses At valentine
| social az the residence q Mrs W r.
| Hall Seventh street. Wednesday even.
ing. About ioTty young girls ard boys
were entertained Hith music. dance AND
| song. Dainty relreKhU,erlts were served
| by the hostess, vino was voted every
body's valentine
An ExfinKuIsher.
Thump. thumpl Rattle. rattle erash'
Young Perry sfonebroke rolled down the
| stezgz al the ualatiaI reSateFce Of MF. Gold