The northwestern bulletin., 1922-06-17
SAINT PAUL


williams, 639 Central avenue.
Miss Birdie Thurman of Kansas
City is visiting in the city with her
mother, Mrs. Jackson, 162 w. Cen
trail avenue.
Mrs. ]. r. White, wife of ]. r..
White of New York City, and former
resident of st. Paul, arrived here on
Monday and is domiciled at The Hen
riette.
Mrs. Edith Settle, 94S st. Anthony
avenue, returned home last week
from an extensive trip visiting in
Chicago, Indianapolis and points in
Ohio.
A Grand Daylight Boat Excursion
will be given by Corinthian Temple
s. NJ. T. No. 1872, Tuesday, July 1S
from II A. NJ. to p. NJ. Good Mus
ic and plenty of Refreshments. Ad-
mission 75 cents. Children under II
years Of age, 80 cents.-Adv.
Mrs. w. A. Jackson, and daughter
Susie Lorene, wife and child of Rev.
w. A. Jackson, arrived in the city
Thursday from Murphysboro. Illinois.
They will reside at $50 Louis Street.
Mr.. William Hilyard, who has lived
in Seattle for the past five years, ar
rived in st. Paul Monday night for
a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Hilyard, 792 st. Antho-
ny avenue.
Prof. E. w. Turner, and family,
principal of Douglass school in Muir
physboro, Illinois, arrived in the city
Thursday morning to spend the sum-
mer. Prof. Turner is brother of
Mrs. L. C. Jackson, 291 st. Albans.
Mr.. w. B. Walker. 936 st Antho-
ny avenue, has been quite ill with
heart trouble for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Simmons of Chicago, arrived
Sunday night to be with her brother
Mr.. w. R. Hardy, SIS st. Anthony
avenue, who is seriously i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. Waldo Turner, 1856
st. Albans street, entertained the D..
O. z. Whist club last Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Fanny Clark, 1869 Hatch ST.,
entertained Monday afternoon at a
children's party at Como Park IN
honor of her little son who ceiebra-
ted his fifth birthday.
Mrs. Eugene Cough, 1888 st. An
thony avenue, has been i'll the past
week.
The Seventeenth Annual Conven-
tion of the Minnesota Federation OF
Colored Women's Clubs will meet the
last of this month at Little Pilgrim
on-the-Hill.
Mr.. Prince Henderson, 639 w.
Central avenue. was granted a d.
yorce from his wife. Rebecca Hen
derson, last week. Henderson charg-
ed his wife with cruel and inhuman
treatment. Attorney Hammond Tur-
ner represented the plaintiff.
DR.. and Mrs. Earl S. Weber re-
turned last Monday morning from
their honeymoon.
Mrs. James Holland of Thomas ST.,
left Monday to visit her people in
Oklahoma.
Last Sunday services at Bethel a..
M. E. church were well attended.
Rev. J. L. Brown of Minneapolis
preached the sermon.
Four carloads of friends surprised
DR. Weber and his wife, while on
their honeymoon and spent the week
end with them at Lake Pokegama'
last week.
Mr.. Handa E. Adams OF Kansas
City. Mo-, who is visiting in the city,
is the guest of Mr.. c. M. Vassar and
family, 800 N. St. Albans. Mr.. Adams
is the adopted son of Mrs. Charile
Norton Oh NdHSdS SiIy "h" -"
ter of Mrs. Vassar.
It is interesting to note that whiie
so many automobile accidents are
happening lately, there has as yet
been no colored autoist arrested fof
careless or reckless driving.
Mr.. John Hayes of Andrews s.
D., is visiting in st. Paul this week.
Mr.. Hayes works in a hotel in An
drews and is the only colored person
in the town.
Mr.. ]. L. Carter and wife, repre-
senting the Idlewild Resort OF Idle
wild, Michigan, is visiting in the city
for about ten days. They are stop
ping with Mrs. r. F. Wilson, 6S3 ST
Anthony avenue.
Mrs. B. ALLEN, 301 Rondo street,
left last week for weeks visit In
Chicago.
Pink and White was the color
scheme used by Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
woodford. Sunday. June IL, at the