The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-12-30

Mrs. w. r. Hardy is up and around
again, after severe illness of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Parker enter.
tanned at dinner on Xmas Day, Mr..
Geo. Nelson of st. Louis and Mr..
Nubie of Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas R. Morgan fell down
stairs at her home last week and sus.
tained some very painful bruises. Mr..
T. R. Morgan in the earlier part OF
last week collided with large touring
car, belonging to Mr. Wick, piano
dealer, and was thrown to the pave.
ment and severely injured. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan were confined to
their home.
Mrs. Sadie Jones who has been sick
for some months is now able to be
up again.
Mrs. John Garner of Chicago has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
jones and will return to her home in
few days.
Mr.. Jas. j. Billups has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. o. c. Hall has been appointed
one of the clerks in the office of the
recently elected County Auditor Reis.
Democrat.
Mrs. Marcia Valley is clerking In
the Emporium Department Store. ,-,,-
Mrs. w. H. Talbert of Buffalo, N. Y,
sister of Mrs. w. r.. Hardy has re-
turned to her home. While in the
City Mrs. Talbert was dinner guest
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Book
er, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bradshaw,
Rev. and Mrs. Mcdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Terry and Lawyer and Mrs.
B. s. Smith of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Williams of st.
Anthony ave-, entertained at Xmas
Dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hough,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas and Mrs.
r. P. Wright.
Mrs. Emma Adams, sister of Creon
Thomas, died recently in Colorado.
On Dec % there was a concert-re-
cital given at st. James A. M. K.
Church by David Johnson, the boy
violinist. He was assisted by his
father, Prof. Jas. Johnson, Miss Jean
cite Johnson. Madame Minor, T. r.
Morgan and Prof. w. A. Weir. David
Johnson's wonderful talent for the
violin consists in an almost limitless
technic, and his memory is mira.
culous.
Mr.. Samuel Ransom has been elect
ed Supt. of the Baptist Sunday School,
Mr.. Geo. w. James having resigned,
after serving In that capacity for the
past sixteen years. The school showed
their appreciation of his past untiring
services, by presenting him with a
gold signet ring.
Mrs. James English. Of Wabasha
Street, died at her home on Saturday,
Dec. oath.
Mr.. I. s. Elan has been in the city
on business.
Christmas was most fittingly OBJ.
served at the churches. The service
at st. James was very impressive.
Rev. Jones preached in his usual mag.
netic manner. At Pilgrim church
there was song service both morning
and evening by the choirs. Rev. Nc
Donald preached splendid sermons al
both services.
Mrs. Nadine Mitchell was taken tc
st. Joseph's Hospital last week. where
an operation was performed on her
She is progressing nicely.
The Pioneer Press processes to feel
in an editorial this morning that the
public is about to force the porters to
demand and get more money by re.
ducing or cutting off the Tip"
Christmas properly observed is all
right but there are signs in many
places where 1t stirs up absolute dis.
content and unrest among people who
are living in clover, because some one
was recognized and some one was
not.
The Colored doll has made a tre-
mendous inroad on her white sister
doll and the white doll was much
cheaper this year.
Prof. Howard, music teacher of
Minneapolis is said to have over 1876
pupils.
Since the Daily Guide has COM
menced to be more prominent we no.
tice other dailies are paying more at.
tention to our interest. Show some
interest in yourselves ond others are