The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-10-07
BUSINESS.


the new proprietrs of the Southern
Club Buffet, held grand opening
Wednesday night and spared no pains
in making lit one OF the grandest
openings ever deld in Chicago. Sweet
music and high class entertainment
afforded ample amusement for the
large crowds that attended while
Messrs. Harris and Lett were kept
busy greeting their many friends.
Mrsses. Harris and Lett are we'll
known among car boys and are plan
ming to make their place a head
quarters for all railroads and hotel
men and keep them in touch with all
business concerning same.
NOTICE.
TO MUSICIANS AND ENTER.
TANNERS. We carry the biggest line
Of sheet music in Chicago, which COM
prises the very latest hits of New
York and Chicago, and make a special
ty Of supplying our out-of-town Gus.
toners with them. If you want the
latest songs and real hits send to us
and we will forward same in receipt.
"Wm. FOSTER music CO."
1925 State st. Chicago, ~
RAILROADS.
Mr.. Arthur Robinson of the c. & N
w. dining car dept. has been i'll at his
home, 60 East 32nd sst., for the pas,
week. nn. -
Mr.. Calvin Davis of the Pullman Co
is now running fronl Chicago to San
Francisco, and selds regards tc
friends in Duluth.
Mr.. c. Whesker is now with the
Michigan Central dining car service
between Detroit and Chicago.
Mr.. Harry Letchee of the c. G. N
w. Ry. is still in charge of a parloI
car between Chicago and the Twin
Cities.
At the completion of the new $12,'
100000 station of the c. & N. w. Ry
the Pennsylvania, Burlington, Chicago
G Alton, Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Rys, will use their old terminals
until their new station is ready.
The Grand Trunk dining car and
sleeping car boys were greatly eff.
fected by the recent strike.
Miss Mary Mitchell of Seattle,
Wash, is visiting her mother at 1921
Forest Ave.
Mr.. Claude Richardson is thinking
Of returning to Minneapolis soon.
Miss Edna Noble formerly of Min
neapolis has turned her mind towards
the stage.
Rev. Stewerts was returned to the
Wayman Chapel for another year by
the Conference. Rev. Stewart has hat
charge of the church for approximate
ly two years and during that periot
has made wonderful progress both fl
nancially and socially. All members
and friends will be pleased to have
him back.
THEATRIcALs.
Miss Fannie Wise, of the Red Moon
Company will soon be on the stage
again.
Mr.. Robt Motts of the Pekin, will
soon organize a stock company under
the management of Mr.. Jesse Shipp
of the Williamson and Walker com
pany and give back to his patorns the
good shows that they once enjoyed.
Mrs. Theodore Panky is in Chicago
for few weeks rest. can't get much
rest at the Elite Cafe.
Miss Abbie Mitchell opened the
program at the Monogram this week
with his catchy songs: Little Gal" is
a hit.
Miss Mitchell is the Star attraction
at the Monogram, although her act Is
last but she Is superseded by Bonny
& Freeman, Walker and Jones and
the Clarks affords plenty of amuse-
ment.
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS.
TheDemuths are the headline at.
traction at the Pekin this week. An,
other number is Ryno and Emerson
followed by the Roys. Carolina Comedy
Tour and McCune and Grant.
The Grand will make Wilson &
Crumley their main attraction for an
other clever act, which well pleases
They are supported by the Red Moor
Trio with singing and dancing.
Claborn Jones, "The Fighting King
Thomas and Collins--skate artists.
Bert Williams latest songs, ar,