The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-01-14
DULUTH

The Appleton Social Club, Wnlcn
consists of the young people Of our
city gave the dance of the season, at
Kalamazoo Hall, Jan. 2, 1911. There
was a splendid crowd out notwith-
standing the fact that the mercury
was lowering around 80 below zero.
with the wind blowing at the rate of
forty miles an hour. They danced
until the wee hours of the morning
and all present had very good time.
The arrangements were in the hands
of Earl Smith and Andrew Mason.
Joseph East and his daughter, Miss
Azalia East, have moved to Port
Arthur, Ontario, where Mr.. East has
accepted position as Chief Cook, in
the Lyceum Cafe, of that place. Mr..
East made good, as steward, at the
Elks Club, this city and there is no
reason to think that he will not do the
same at Port Arthur. .,r
The ladies of the Interstate Club
entertained their husbands Thursday
evening, Dec. 10Th, at the home Of
Mrs. J. d. Mobley, 917 E. 9Th st. The
ladies of the Interstate Club met at
the home of Mrs. Harvey r. Pitman
Thursday, Jan. S, and elected officers
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Joseph Tunstall received a let
ter from Richmond, Va. Jan. 7th. 1911,
notifying of the death of his mother,
which occurred Dec. 81, 1910.
Mr.. B. "; Hoffman, who has been
visiting his parents in Tennessee, has
just returned. Mr.. Hoffman met
many of his old friends, and says that
the South is slowly but surely improv-
ing, and If anything, the Southern
Negro is advancing faster than his
Northern brother. Nearly all of his
old friends own their farms and their
homes in the cities.
Mr.. H. J. Shelton is on the sick
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Mr.. r. G.. Mccullough left our city
Jan. 7th, for Minneapolis, where he
will matriculate in the College of Law
u. of M.
Mr.. Ben Carpenter, who for many
years was in business in Chicago, and
who was in our city until recently,
has gone to Winnipeg, Manitoba,
where he expects to open up busi-
ness. .. ..
The X. of P.'s held their public in
stallation in Rowley Hall, Jan. 2,
1911, after the installation of officers
they held a reception and ball. which
was largely attended and every one
present had a pleasant time.
The friends of William Coleman,
were sorry to learn of his sudden de-
mise, which occurred in Chicago last
week.
If you have any news worth know
ing, and it does not appear in this pa
per, remember that it is your fault, If
you will send it to J. Louis Erwin, 1t
will certainly appear, all notices,
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for in advance.
The Afro-American Unity Club,
which is an auxiliary of the A. M. e.
church, held its first melting Sunday
afternoon at M, only routine
business was transacted, the program
was continued until their next meet.
ing Feb. s.
Send your personals to J. Lewis
Erwin. 1905 Torrey Bldg. and they
will be inserted in his Duluth letter.
Full accounts Of lodge meetings and
socials, etc., will be given space. This
is the peoples paper, and with your
support we hope to continue. The
people Of the Twin Cities want the
Duluth notes and we will be able at
an early date to produce a newsy let.
ter. Our columns are open to all.
Attorney Erwin has consented to fur.
nish the news, and is meeting with
great success. Subscriptions are com.
ing in and we hope that the readers
of the Twin City Star in Duluth will
cooperate with him. We thank the
people Of Duluth for their continued
support, also wish you a Happy New
Year.-Editor.
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