The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-23
MINNEAPOLIS

No, left Friday evening for a short
visit to his mother aud father in Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Helen Bobbitt, 1901 La Sale
ST., st. Louis, Mo-. accompanied by
her daughter Elizabeth, Is IN the city,
visiting her son, Fletcher Bobbitt,
overseas veteran, who is i'll in st.
Peter Hospital.
Mrs. /. A. Vinegar. 573 7th Ave.
No., who has been i'll for the past two
weeks, is still confined to her room
with bronchitis, but is improving.
Okeh Records at Arcade Song Shop.
ADV.
Mrs. Dora Dean Johnson, formerly
with the Johnson & Dean Company.
is In the city visiting with her moth
er-in-laY at SIC E. 36th st.
Mrs. Bernice Campbell is reported
seriously Ill at the General Hospital.
| Augustus Seesteed is i'll at st. Bar
nabas Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Boswell and
Charles Boswell left Monday morning
by motor for Carlyle, Pa, their old
home, where they intend to reside in
the future.
| Mrs. Helen Jackson, past princess
of Queen Esther Chapter, S. M. T.,
has been appointed deputy princess
of the State nf Minnesota by the Ma
tional Grand Princess, Mrs. Edmonia
Watson.
| Miss Margaret Holdies is one of a
class of nine nurses to be graduated
from the Old City Hospital, Kansas
City, Mo-, May 81.
The Daughter Elks of the Twin
Cities invite you to their second joint
ball at the South Side Auditorium
Monday evening, June 8.-Adv.
The condition of Mrs. E. L. Boyd
is reported much improved.
Carl Fordham, recently injured in
an automobile collision, is well on the
way to recovery.
Okeh Records ut Arcade Song Shop.
ADV.
Saturday evening, May 16, fifty
four couples enjoyed an unusually
good time at the card and dancing
party of which Messrs. Bill Patter-
son and Ike Gilbert were hosts. The
brilliant affair was given at the home
of the latter, 3123 18th Ave. So.
Don't miss the annual Favor Dance
of Minnehaha Temple 129 at Elks'
Hall, Memorial Day, May sO.-Adv.
Mrs. w. E. McPheeters, 625 Jewett
Place, is visiting relatives in Illinois.
Hear Rev. VIM. Storrs, Sunday,
May "a, at IL A. M, at Border M. E..
Church, Lyndale and Fourth Ave. No.
Subject: Man Our Brother" Serv-
ices every Sunday at IL A. M. and
7:3O p. M.
Mrs. Anna Wilder, who has been
sick in the hospital for two weeks,
will be at home the last of the week.
The body of George Woodard, who
died in the General Hospital May IA,
was shipped to Wharton, Texas, May
1S, to his mother and brother. The
body was in charge of w. 8. Neal.
I'll meet you at the Favor Dance
Saturday evening (MemOrial Day.
May 80, at Elks' Hall, given by Min
nehaha Temple 129.-Adv.
Phil Mccullough, postoffice en-
ployee, is busy these dayo around the
lakes fishing. You see, Phil is on his
vacation.
Rev. T, B. Stovall. presiding elder
of st. Paul district, was a speaker at
the Goodwill meeting on Friday, May
%, in.the Garrick theater.
The Sick IN General Hospital.
Mr.. Theodore Jones is improving.
Gladys Dudley and Baby Dudley,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dudley,
706 Jewett Place, are confined to the
hospital.
Okeh Records at Arcade Song Shop.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stacy of Chi
cago are living at 612 N. 7th St. Mr..
Stacy is an iron moulder and will be
employed in our city.
Mrs. L. R. Willis of Des Moines,
Iowa, is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hyde, 1892 Clinton Ave.
Mrs. Willis is Y. M. C. A. worker
and will take survey of work here
along that line. including also Phyllis
Wheatley House.
Miss Hazel Edwards, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Edwards, 1892
Upton Ave. So., was united in holy
wedlock with Mr.. VIM. Burrell Of
Homestead, Pa, Tuesday evening,
May 10, at $3.50 P. M. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burreil will live in Homestead, Pa.
Attorney Geo. G. DeVaughn an:
nounces the removal Of his law Offices
from 316 Fourth Street South TO 322
4th Street South, Andrews Exchange
Building, Suite 3OO-3O1, Minneapolis,
Minn., three doors south of former
location. No change I'm telephone
number. Atlantic 1O16.-Adv.
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