The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-01-10

MINNEAPOLIS

DIR. and Mrs. r. s. Brown, sos E.
18th ST., were hosts at delightful
party on New Years Eve.
Mr.. F. Peoples, progressive busi-
ness man of Minneapolis, and who
is engaged In real estate and home
building at 334 E. 2Sth ST., believes
that during the coming year there
will be difficulty in obtaining suit
able homes.
The spring will bring a great
migration of people to the Twin
Cities on account of the completion
of large manufacturing concerns
who are planning on employing hun
dreds of newcomers, the most
spicuous of these firms being the
Ford Motor Company.
If you do not own a home now,
plan to purchase one while the costs
of material are low. In case you are
the owner of a lot you will not need
any money; just consult Mr.. Peoples,
whose ad appears elsewhere in this
issue, and he will gladly inform you
of his proposition. Mr.. Peoples has
constructed a number OF beautiful
houses in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. Walter Smith, Sr., announces
the marriage of his daughter Eunice
to Mr.. George w. Strickland on the
morning of December 26, 1924, at
Gethsemane Episcopal church, the
Rev. DR.. Bonn Frank Fem officiat-
ing.
w. C. Jeffrey, who Is recovering
from an operation and whose con
dition last week was precarious, is
now much better, for which his
numerous friends are thankful.
Walter Smith, Sr., 1853 Elliott
ave. So, is convalescing at North
western Hospital.
Mrs. Lucius Stewart, 704 Hum
boldt ave. No., left last week for a
two months visit to southern points.
Mr.. William j. Crossgrow, 3940
4th ave So, is now in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Rev. L. w. Harris and Rev. H. c.
Parsons will conduct evangelistic
meetings beginning Thursday, Janu-
ary l to January IL, at Bethesda
Baptist Church.
c. w. Dwyer, member of Ames
Lodge No. LOG, I. B. p. o. E. W.,
died Monday, January S. Funeral
services were held at Bethesda Bap-
tist Church Wednesday afternoon.
The Minneapolis Sunday Forum
cordially invites members and
friends of Minneapolis and st. Paul
to a reception and musicale at the
Phyllis Wheatley House, 500 Aid
rich ave. No., and sos Bassett Place,
Sunday afternoon, January 1S, at
8 o'clock.
Alfred Moore, prominent in labor
circles, who recently returned to
Minneapolis after a trip through
eastern states, was elected Monoay
night to represent the Plaster Tend
er's Local No. Ill to the Minneapolis
Trades and Labor Assembly. This is
a signal honor because of the fact
that this union is composed of over
seventy-five percent white workers.
Mr.. Moore was a member of the
Trades and Labor Assembly two
years ago.
The Bacon Beauty Parlor is FORUM
ate in having the efficient services of
Mrs. George Kays, whose pleasing
personality makes friends with who
ever she comes in contact and makes
her distinct asset to the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jackson,
1924 4th ave. So., entertained for
Mrs. Camley and daughter of Web
ster City, Iowa, on Sunday. Covers
were laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sherman,
who recently sold the Ever Ready
Cafe are living at 612 7th st. No.
Raymond Walker, 16 year old Mill
City youth, was appointed Senate
page by Lieut.. Gov. w. I. Nolan.
Arthur Crews of Valdosta, Ca,
spent the past week here.