The northwestern bulletin., 1922-12-02
SAINT PAUL


rejoicing over the advent Of little
son.
Mrs. George Moore, 622 Rondo ST..
was quite III last week suffering
from a severe attack Of tonsilitis.
Mrs. /. B. Scott who was formerly
Miss Mayme Coins will leave the city
on the 26th day Of December to join
her husband in Nashville, Tennessee.
Mrs. e. Erwin, ST. Rondo St., who
has been quite sick has returned
home from the hospital and Is pro-
crossing favorably.
The harvest dinner given last
Thursday by the Mems Club of St
Phillips Episcopal church was a huge
success. The men deserve great cred
it as they not only cooked the dinner
but served it, also, in pleasing style.
Mr.. Harvey Grant and family have
moved to Minneapolis and are resid-
ing at 2S12 Elliott Ave. So.
Mrs. w. K. Hardy received quite
a sum from Mr.. Charles Gilpin, sup
porting the Dyer Anti-Lynching Cru
sade. He considers 1t the finest move
ment the colored women have under.
taken.
The Palace Pool Hall has moved
from No. 8 West Sd to No. Z East
Sd. The new location is more spaci'
Gus and comfortable.
The Sleeping and Dining Car Un,
ion will hold a regular meeting De.
cember 5th at Welcome Hall at $3.50
D. m. All members are urged to be
present If possible.
Mrs. E. M, Harris, 317 Virgins
Ave-, who underwent an operation
last Wednesday at the st. Paul Hos
pital, is improving.
Miss Doris Gross of Seattle, Wash
ington, was luncheon guest of Mrs
James Wilson, 493 Mackubin ST., or
Monday. Miss Gross stopped over in
st. Paul enroute to Chicago on a visit
Mrs. Richard Smith, 264 N. st. AL
bans served two weeks on the jury.
Mrs. S. L. Webster of 602 Aurora
Ave-, gave a birthday party dinner
last week in honor of her husband
Covers were laid for six.
Miss Daisy Mcmillan, 715 st. An
thony Ave., announces the opening oi
her class in stenography and literary
work, and will be pleased to receive
your enrolment as soon as possible
For information desired, call Dale
$685.. Miss Mcmillan is a public ste
nographer and Notary Public. and has
her Office at 200 Dakota Bldg. Cal
on her for your work. ADV
o. E. S. Club Card Party at Union
Hall, Kent St. land Aurora Ave., on
Thursday evening, December IA
1922. Admission 15c. Prizes.-Adv
The B. B. c.. was entertained al
Mrs. L. White Thursday evening
Covers were laid for nine.
st. Paul Business League gave te
the Crispus Attucks Home for the
Thanksgiving ten dollars worth o1
groceries. The groceries were pur
chased from Cosmopolitan Grocery
Company.
Mr.. Eighdee Jackson, 594 St. An
thony Ave., has successfully perform
ed hypnotic exhibitions at number
of st. Paul amateur theaters.
Mr.. ]. Lego Carter, salesmanagel
of the Idlewild Resort Co, who was
domiciled at the Henrietta during hii
stay in this city departed for Chicago
Tuesday evening. He says he al
ways eats Thanksgiving dinner ir
Cook county
The City Federation met last Fri
day the Gath at the Y center. They
had a splendid meeting and made
plans to start their drive for the ben
eft of the Crispus Attucks Home or
January 1st.
Be sure and see the beautiful cedar
chest filed with hand made articles
to be raffled off soon by the Sunshine
Charity and Art Club, for the benefit
of the Crispus Attucks Home. The
"a
chest is on display at the Quality
Hat Shop, corner Kent and Rondo.
Don't fail to take chance you may
be the lucky one.
Watch for the Radio Dance? It's
Going to Be Great.