The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1906-02-10

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8 PORTLAND LOCALS 3
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Get the habit and move to the East
Side.
Mrs. M. Belts is getting very feeble
and is blind.
w. w. Wheeler expects to move to
the East Side soon.
Charley Walker expects to soon
leave for Seattle to open a saloon.
We see Mr.. Frazier has returned
from Seattle and is all smiles to be
home again.
Rev. Mrs. G. E. Jackson and adopt
ed daughter Minnie Davis are expect
ed home here soon.
Another Baptist church has started
here and is holding its meetings at
Twelfth and Glisan streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Griffin returned
Friday morning from Montana, where
thev have been visiting for t e past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Bolmer have re-
moved to 108 North Twenty-first
street Mr.. and Mrs Eistill are room
ing with them.
DR.. Tolliver preached an able SER
mon at Bethel church, 68 North Tenth
street, on last Sunday evening to a
large and appreciative congregation.
We are patiently waiting to see and
hear the opera and dramatic company
make their debut, with Mrs. G. B.
Hall as directress. Particulars later.
Mr.. Rhea, one of our young gentle
men who has made this place his
home for some time, left on Monday
night for Baker City. He will be
missed much, as he was very useful
man.
Mr.. J. w. Payne will give Valen-
tine dance on February Is at Union
hall on Stark street Go and have
good time We can safely say that all
who do attend will get their moneys
worth of enjoyment.
Don't fail to attend the exercises at
the Zion church, Thirteenth and Main
streets. on Monday evening, February
-. Lincoln't 9th birthday will be
observed A good program has been
prepared by Mrs. Mary Moore McAfee.
Dr.. G. F. Jackson preached to
large audience on last Sunday even
ing He also gave some good sound
advice to our young people, which we
hope they will adhere to. There IS
too much laughing and funmaking in
church nowadays.
Rev. c. C. X. Laws and wife left
on Monday evening on the Southern
Pacific for Sacramento, Cal. They
will also visit San Francisco and Los
Angeles for some months. Rev. Laws
will locate either in Stockton or Sac
ramento. Rev. Laws was well liked
here. s.lh4ll
Household of Ruth, No S44, G. V. o.
of o. F., will give public installation
at their hall on Tuesday, February IL.
The many friends Of the Household
are especially invited to be present.
A good time is promised all who at
tend. Plenty of refreshments will be
served. e,sl
Mrs. DR.. Blumah entertained a few
of her friends at the Portland on
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. J. w. Payne
rendered several beautiful solos, and
was heartily encored after each one.
Mr.. Payne was in fine voice. Mrs.
Mary Moore was his accompanist on
that occasion.
Mr.. VIM. Duncan was one of the I'M
fortunates on the o. R. & N. train
which was SO badly wrecked at Bril-
daI Vail on February at an cary
hour. Mr.. Duncan's face and ear were
cut pretty badly. He was also inter
nalIy hurt. There were four killed
outright and many hurt seriously. The
o r, e ~, we venture to say, has
more wrecks than any other line run
ming into Portland.
The A. M. E. Zion choir, assisted by
some of the very best home singers
among our white friends, and Mr..
Webber's Guitar and Mandolin club,
also Mr.. Holm, Mr.. j. w. Payne, SOLO
lists: Mr.. Moses and DR.. J. U. Merrl-
man. soloists, and Miss Susie Craw-
ford, will recite. Madames D. M. Mer-
riman and H. M. Gray will render
duet. This sacred concert will be
given at the Marquam theater on Sun
dav afternoon at o'clock sharp. Mrs.