The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1924-06-21
ST. PAUL

mTS. n. .. JdChSou VI WdSo, iCAoo
has arrived in the city and will oc
cupy her beautiful home at 864 st
Anthony avenue. Professor Jackson
and daughter Louise will arrive later
DR.. Howard Sheppard, prominent
dentist of Duluth, Minn., spent the
weekend in the Twin Cities renew
ing old acquaintances. He attended
the testimonial given by the Sterling
club in honor of the graduates or
Sunday evening at st. James A. M
E. church.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Aitkin of Rock
ford, ILL.,, will make their future home
In st. Paul. They are residing will
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nash, 795 Ron
do street.
The Boy Scout Troop 55 held theil
election of officers last week. The
following officers were elected: DR.
l.. r. Hill, Chrm.; Odell Smith, Scout
Master; DR.. j. w. Crump, Publicity
Com; Thos. Neal, Troop Equipment
Com; j. w. Kelly, Religion Com
Atty. Geo. w. Hamilton, Boy Contac'
Com; Herbert Foster, Secretary. The
evening discussion was the planning
of the fall program. and also dis
cussed the Boy Scout movement. The
term closes Monday, June 2S, and
win open in the fall.
Miss Margaret Windourn Tresvar
left last Saturday night to visit witt
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. j
J. N. Gray, and grandmother, Mrs
Lena Brewer, in Kansas City, Kan.
Mrs. Joe A. Tresvan has recovered
from a recent attack of Quinsey.
Mrs. Emma S. Kennedy of Chica
20, ILL.,, passed away last Sunday eve
ming at her home. Mrs. Kennedy
visited st. Paul on several occasions
Her last visit was here two years age
to the Grand Golden Circle, which
met here in May, 1922, at Pioneer
hall. Mrs. Kennedy was Grand Loya
Lady of the Assembly and also Pas
Grand Matron of Eureka Grand Chap
ter of the Illinois Jurisdiction.
Mrs. d. d. Thomas of Winnipeg
who has been visiting her daughtel
in Chicago and her sister in Ho
Springs, Ark, has returned to thi!
city to Join her husband, who ha:
taken I'M permanent residence at 54(
Bradley street.
Miss Onnie Simmons of Oklahoma
City, Okla, arrived in the city Wed
nesday, June IS, to visit her sister
Mrs. c. G. Wood, SAC Bradley street
and Mrs. Urlin Clark, 779 st, An
thony avenue. Miss Simmons is on'
of the teachers in the Oklahoma Cit
schools. While here she plans to take
a summer course at the, Universit,
of Minnesota.
James Francis Rickard Assembl!
No. Fl will give Card Party Monda!
evening az Pioneer Hall, 5Ss Rondt
street. First prize, $3.50 gold piece
Mrs. Lola Sisemore, Chairman. Ad
mission 15c.-Adv.
Mrs. Ardelia Allen, 65S w. Contra
avenue, who has been in Tucsor
Ariz., with her sick brother for sew
eral months, was one of the aspirant!
in a church popularity contest. Mrs
Allen received the highest number o.
votes, $4,000. and was awarded ;
vanity case. Her nearest competition
received $4,000 votes.
Attorney w. T. Francis, 6O2 st
Anthony avenue, attended the annua
dinner given by the Ramsey Count!
Bar Association Tuesday evening a
the University Club. He was also
guest at the dinner given "wednesday
evening by the st. Paul College o.
Law at the st. Paul Athletic Club.
Mrs. ]. d. Reeves, 779 st. Anthony
avenue, met with painful accident
last week when she dislocated he1
arm by falling downstairs. She il
doing nicely at Ancker hospital.
Mr.. George Duckett, CTS st. An
thony avenue, has purchased th'
property at 675 st. Anthony avenue
Mrs. Bessie Roberts, S. w. p. of th'
S. NJ. T., was selected to represent the
lodge at the grand session in Ho
Springs, Ark, July IA. Mrs. Lezal
Claiborne will also attend.
The Southern Barbecue given b,
the 1924 Marching Club of Como
Temple No. IL, I. B. P. o. e. w.
last Saturday afternoon, was a grant
success. Owing to the terrible storm
in the evening they continued the
barbecue on Monday eve. The bar
becue was given on the Elks' grounds
at Rondo and Mackubin streets.