The Afro-American advance., 1900-06-02
ST. PAUL.


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THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR,
LORS. on the corner OF Seventh and
Sibley streets. room 2oS. krahihet
block, is the place to go Tor all KINDS OF
fashionable HAIR dressing. etc Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe-
cialiy. Hair work done 10 order, CallS
made at residences. Prices made satls-
factory. Mrs. T. ]. Allen, proprietor.
Ii YOU are living TO eat. or eating TO
live. the Godfrey Boarding House is lhe
place for you The best Is served at a
price you can afford. I4S East Ninth
street
Madam f. Luverne Adams fashion
able dress making parlors. AIS NabaSha
street (upstairs).
Mrs IL. {. Simmons. OF Anaconda,
Mont. is located al home with Mrs.
Chas. Allen. 527 Western avenue.
Mrs. Mary Bradford. mother oi Mrs.
Geo Patterson and grandmother OF
Mrs. Henry High. returned last Satur.
day to her home IN St, Louis. Mo.
The mother OF Mr.. Sam Brown is in
the city visiting her son and daughter.
William Stevens Lodge. a f. & A.
NJ. initiated class Monday evening,
at their hall with the help OF Minneap-
oils masons; good time was had by all
concerned
Mrs. John Martin gave dinner Sun
day. in honor OF her sister Mrs Emma
Hardin. OF Mississippi; covers were laid
for nine Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ID. Parker. Mr. and Mrs Geo
Ducbett. Mrs. Seldom. Mrs W l..
Johnson. Mrs. Emma Hardin.
Miss Maggie Garner is going to
spend the summer al Lake Elmo.
Miss Gertrude Imogene Palmer. the
exquisite solo violinst. who visited the
Twin Cities during the holidays, is soon
to graduate from the North Division
High School, Chicago. H.; after which
time she will be in this city, the guest oi
Mrs Geo Duekett, on Thomas street.
Mr.. John Buckner and family. o
Robert street. are visiting their parents
at Lincoln. Nebraska
Mrs Nelson Russell and mother are
| soon 10 move IRON ST Paul To Mon
trcal, Can. To JOIN Mr.. Russell, whc
has employment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Morgan anC
! daughter. Louise Jackson, were over tC
| Minneapolis viewing the parade OF
| Decoration Day. One OF the mos
| striking features to be seen in the par
ade was the colored knights OF Pythias
marching along in grand style. recciv
/ ing as much attention as any organiza
| ton IN line.
There will be a chi'dreu'> coucer
given at Pilgrim Baptist church, Thurs
day. June I4th. Watch this space
The next Redemption Rally will b.
| held June I7th, instead OF July 18TH a.
was reported last week.
Rev. ID. s. Orncr. left last Tuesda,
evening Tor Cleveland. Ohio. where HI
will preach next Sabbath in one OF III,
leading and most hourlShlng churches
! IN Ohio. He will visit his home whil'
away and spend few days with his be
loved wife aud old friends. We wisl
him a very pleasant visit. He will re
turn about the 9th of June and remain
in our city until July Isi. then bid II
| farewell We are 10th 10 give him mp
bat the time always comes that the bes
| of friend, must part Our loss will b.
some other clty'> gain.
A lew OF our young men decided tha
they would finish Decoration Day IN
2 t.f.r nA ha ,a.a
demonstrated when after asking Mrs
I. X. King. oi6o6 St. Anthony avenue
iur the use oi her home 10 wind up tn
evening IN Mr. Lafayette Mason pre-
sided al Inc piano. as only he can. an,
very enjoyable time was had BY all
At late hour they departed wishing IN
young men would give them an oppor
tuaity ot enjoying an affair Ot that kln'
once a month
Decoration Day the Young Men
Party. and with Mr.. and Mrs. T x
King. a, host and hostess. will not soot
be forgotten by the following younl
people who were present:
Mr. and Mrs Addison Davis. Nj
ard Mrs +. l.. McGhee. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs Cha'
Miller. Mr and Mrs ". I. Franci,
Mr. and Mrs. w V. Howard. Mr. an
Mr. $ BurnaugN and Mrs Juliu
Pitts. MIR and Mrs w Hllyard. Mes
dame, Florence Henley, Ira Harris
Alice Golden. Bertha Wilson, Mr..
Wm Rogers. Mrs. V. Johnson. Mis-
Gertrude James. Nellie Brown. Mari
Armstrong. Scoitie Davis Messr, WI
lie and Allen French. Carlos Williams
| Orc Hall. Sammy Turner Lightioo
West. Edgar Hail Charley Charleston
". Curry. Henry Johnson Lafayett
Mason. Claude Jackson. Elmer Turnei
" Speeks
There are some women who always us
the same KIND al Judgment iu allowing
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