Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-07-18
AROUND THE TWIN TOWNS
Dy Eryl

HELD everybody! How are you
stan ing the heat wave? Not so
good, you sa-, well now that's too
bad. Well. the corner of St. An
thony and McCubins street, early Sun
day morning seemed to be o live
spot for two young women. Mrs.
Katherine Harris Travis and Miss
Cornelia Moore, when they met in
f.s. duel. Just what it was all about,
l don't know, but one of our reporters
tells YOU in his own way heah, SEE
we.
Two young ladies seem to be happy
over a trip they are to make to
Peoria, Ill. They are Mrs. Geraldine
Scroggins and Miss Ruth Scroggins.
Well, wish you two young ladies
good luck on your trir. SEE I.
The Young gals out east seem to
take to the Olympics with their fifty
and sixty meter triumphs. Keep up
your good running you speedsters out
there in the East, and your tryouts
may be proven success, yeah!
Miss osephine Gross of SO Atwater
street, returned to the Twin Cities
bcazting of having a good time on
her TRIP, which took her to Chicago,
Detroit, and down in the Shomce
State, where she also visited friends
and relatives around Kansas City and
St. Louis. Good going Miss Gross.
Down in Chicago. while the young
lads down there are winning marble
tou nanents, Fletcher Henderson and
his orchestra and Christopher Colum-
bus are running high in the Grand
Terrace on the South Side with their
snappy music. o. K. Fletcher, oil pal,
I wish you and all of your lads
happy landing. sez l. yeah.
And for you laddie who won that
marble tournament recently in New
Jersey state, keep IN the good work,
sez we. Wow. Now when your mind
begins to wander and your thoughts
seem to come true, don't sit and
grumble, and ponder and snarl. Just
read the Twin City Herald.
Mr.. Mathew Russell seems to be
doing quite bit of getting acquainted
work these days, because all the young
ladies seem to have him listed as
having met him somewhere. 0. Il.
Mathew, sez you. Yeah! Keep up your
good work o. boy. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Tee Johnson seem to
he catching a lot of breezes these
days in their nifty Ford roadster. Mrs.
johnson SAID she is learning to pilot
the machine. That's really too, too
divine Mrs. Johnson. but take it from
me, be sure to stick to the Of Faith
fuls, the brakes! SEE l. Mr.. Lloyd
Grass set out recently and took a
young Twin City lady to be his bride.
Good travelling, me lad! Congratula-
tions.
Owing to the recent questions be-
ing ss':eJ. I'd like to say this. Our
advertising manager. Mr.. Earl Blu
ford can not write just anything up
in the paper, for everyone wants him
to, owing to the fact he has other
business in the advertising field to
take care of, and please DO not annoy
him by asking him to write you up
in the paper. He is our advertising
MANAGER. We have people who write
these columns and also news report
ers and CORES ondents in both cities.
Well, as you have your questions
solved, you may give Mr.. Buford
your news anytime you wish and he
will take :hem for you, SEE I. Well,
Miss Annie Mae Johnson seems to
have the country habit these days.
Good for you, Annie Mae. Miss Mer-
rian Macky and Mr.. Clifford Combs
seem to enjoy going swimming these
days. Well. no one can blame you
for tat Merriam and Cliff. hot as
its been these days. SEE l.
Wei, until next week, the old
Round Towner'll be seeing you.