The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-05-02
ROUND THE s2" TOWNS
ST. PAUL

Look for the Brown Skin Follies
and their bazaar on May 18th.
Miss Ann Colby Of Duluth, MINI.
is a guest of Miss Rachel Gooden, 514
Fuller.
Mrs. Julia Billups has returned
from La Jolla, Cal, having spent tht
winter there.
Mr.. Chas. Sisemore. who recently
returned from Chicago. is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Chas. Mccall
6s1 st. Anthony.
Grand May Ball Monday, May 4, q,
she souGh SIDE Auditorium. Mime
apolis, given Jointly by Como Tenn
pie 128, st. Paul, and Niinnehahs
Temple 129, sIinneapolis.-Adv.
Mrs. Era Davis has returned tc
Winnipeg, Canada, after a visit with
relatives and her mother, Mrs. Mat
tie Jackson.
Ms. James N. Smith reports 9
pleasant time at wsesrloo. Iowa. heI
old home, from where she recentl,
returned on a visit.
Corinthian Temple 1872, S. NJ. T..
held their twenty-ffth anniversar.
party Wednesday night at Pioneer
Hall, and a glorious time was enjoyed
by the goodly number present. The
winners in the old-fashioned spell
ing bee were: First prize. Mrs. AL
media Tresvan; second prize, Mrs
Mary Hixon.
Notice to Railroad Men! We cater
especially to you. Neatly furnished
rooms and meals IL desired. An idea
summer home. Make this your head
quarters. Miss Iowa Tea Garden, 587
w. Central Ave. Tel. Dale 4O37.
On April %, 1926, Mrs. Anna Belle
Harris was the winner of the suit IL
regard to the property at 285 Rondt
street. Mrs. Harris had evidence II
show where she contracted for the
place and had paid all monies up t.
date by the labor of her sons and self
and by Inheritance. rents and insur
ances.
A committee meeting was helC
Sunday afternoon at the residence o.
Mrs. Alice Franklin to make fna
arrangements for the annual sermon
of the G. U. O. o. F., which will bs
held May 10 at Union Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Payton, Isl
Margaret street, have purchased 9
new sedan.
Barber wanted. Good workman
neat and good appearance. Stead,
job. Good wages. p. H. jackson
S43 st. Peter St., st. Paul, MINI.
Mr.. Sterling Shaw, nephew Of Mrs
VIM. Jackson. 445 University Ave.
left for Chicago Wednesday morning
to resume his duties in the postoffice
Mrs. Jackson gave a party in his hon
or Tuesday night, which was attended
by about twenty-five young people
Mr.. Shaw had become prime favor
ite with the young people of st. Paul
and all regret to see him leave.
A most enjoyable evening wa.
spent at Pioneer Hall Monday eve
ming, when former members of the
Boys Culture Club entertained about
fifty couples with a dancing party
This social gathering marked the re
organization of one of the Twir
Cities oldest clubs.
Mr.. Charles Bradley, Jr., was re
ceived into Fred Douglass Lodge, G.
U. o. o. F.. by initiation Monday
night.
Mr.. Arthur Harrison died at Lake
Elmo Institute Tuesday, April 28. The
body was shipped to Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Lyles had charge of the remains
The Adelphai Club met on last Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Cora Girls
som, 1922 Rondo ST. After all bust
ness was transacted, a delicious lunci
was served by the hostess.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the Union Revival service.
now being conducted at Pilgrim Bap
tist Church, Cedar ST. and Summit Ave.
which is being conducted by DIR. S. w
Bacote, of Kansas City, Mo. Up to th'
present time, IS persons have been add
ed to the churches The goal is 100.