The northwestern bulletin., 1922-03-11
SAINT PAUL

at her home, Monday afternoon, on
March 6, from 400 to 700.
Miss Alice Jones, 365 Western
Ave-, is sick with the "fiu."
Mrs. NJ. A. Billing, 1920 Mackubin
ST., has recovered from the "fu" at
tack which confined her to her home
for several days.
Mrs. E. A. Cough, 7SS st. Anthony
Ave-, who has been confined to her
bed, is out again.
The Jubilee Singers Of Camphor
NJ. E. Church will sing at the First
Methodist Church, Victoria and Port
land, Sunday, March IL, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. T. H. Lyles is i'll at her home,
1916 st. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. A. J. Todd, $40 Franklin St.,
who has been sick with the "fu" is
able to be out again.
An old fashioned spelling match
will be given Friday evening at the
Memorial Baptist Church by the
Deacons and Trustees.
Mr.. Ed. Hickman of Duluth was in
the city last week, visiting as house
guest of Mr.. William Godette.
Mrs. F. d. McCraken and her two
children, who have been confined to
bed with la grippe, are much better
and soon will be out among friends.
Mr.. ]. T. Harris and family, 878
Marion St., are all sick with the flu.
Mrs. George Gooden, 514 Fuller
Ave, will act as one of the election
judges in the eighth ward.
Local Union No. 54S, railroad men
will hold their regular meeting at
Welcome Hall, Wednesday, March Is.
The Modern Priscilla Club met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Hugh Schuck, 665 University Ave.
Mrs. Evan Anderson, 272 st. Antho-
ny Ave-, was reported sick.
Mrs. Doty has returned from New
York City.
Mr.. w. r. Hardy, SIS st. Anthony
Ave-, has just returned from Chicago
where he buried his mother, Mrs.
Lydia Hardy, 1855 Prairie Ave.
Como Temple of Daughter Elks
will give their annual grand ball al
the New Arcadia, Eighth and Cedar
Sts., Monday evening, March 13. A
large turnout is expected due to the
fact that this entertainment is the
Daughter Elks annual affair.
The Sanity City Harmony Four
Messrs. John Hickman, Jr., Claude
and Lannie Jackson and Charles Mil
Ter will give a concert at Camphor
NJ. E. Church, Wednesday evening al
s p. m.
Mr.. Leroy Hall is confined to his
, bed with illness
The Ever-ready Club will give a
whist party and dance at Union hall
March Is. Winners at cards will re.
ceive some worth while prizes. Henry
Johnson is chairman of the commit.
tee.
The Twin City Automobile club
will meet at the home of its president
Edmund M. Hill, 1873 University av.
enue, Tuesday March IA, 1880 p m
Important business will be transacted
and all members and car owners are
invited to be present.
Mrs. Bessie Eaton, 1889 Sher.
burne avenue, is at home again after
visit of two months with her par.
ents in st. Louis, Mo.
Miss May Prezant has gone to Chi.
cago where she will visit, for two
weeks, with her sister, Miss Louise
Prezant, 4O09 Grand boulevard.
The carnival given by the Unity
club at Union Hall, March 2 and 8
was a great success. There was fun
and dancing for all and every one
who attended reported that they had
a delightful time.
The Handicraft Art club met with
Mrs. Carrie Lindsay, 918 Wood.
bridge street, Friday afternoon
March 4.
Mrs. Billie Copeland, 362 North
Dale street, left last Thursday for
an extended visit in the West. She
plans to visit her husband in Van
couver, B. c., then return home via
Seattle. Tacoma and Spokane.
Mr.. E. A. Cough, 7SS st. Anthony
avenue, who has been i'll with la
grippe, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Harry Pope, SIS Edmund
street, entertained the Twin City
Sextet club at his home last Satur-
day evening. A very enjoyable eve
ming was spent by those present.
The Faithful Workers club gave a
Vanity Fair at the "Y" center, Fri
day evening, March 8.
Miss Matte Murrell and Mr.. Eu-