OCOINGS IN AND ABOUT THE GREAT “FLOUR CITY. Gatters pucial, Religious and Genera ‘Which Have Happened and are to Happen Among the People of the City on the aly. Master Joseph Meid Jr., in convales cent. Mr. William Davis in around again among his associates. DR. WALDO TURNER. Bt. Paul's Latest Addition to Ite Profession al Otrate. Dr. V. D. Turner, the subjet of this sketch whose cutle here presented, is a graduate of Mehstry College, Class of RES Ties ‘94, has since been practicing in Shelby ville, Teor. He is now permanently located in this city, and is registered as physician and surgeon. , Him is well recommended from the medical fratern ity of this state, and by the best citizens. He has already gained the confidence of 8 great many people of St. Paul and as result of their confidence he is doing wince practices, having performed two successful operations since his qccstion here. He has met the Ramsey County Medical Society, and has been received and cordially welcomed by the pleading physicians of the city. The Doctor's + office is lncated in the Kendr's't Block, '27 E. Seventh streat, and he would be Pleased to consult with any one desiring his servicer. Class No. 1 of 2st. Peters Church and their social at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Duncan 1029—3rd Ave., 80. was a success lim every way quite a little sum was realized, Dont throw your old clothes away they will last your long time yet if you take them to the Eureka Mending Bureau A5-4th Bt, So, Tel. 1192-2. We call for and deliver clothes. Those who desire to contribute items of interesting news for thin column, will please vendor leave the eame at the Minneapolis office No. 817 Guaranty Loan Building, not later than Toureday each week, P. F. Hale, manager. ‘The Southern Calvary Baptisl Church 507—4th St. 80. will give another one of their enjoyable musicals and literary ‘concerts on Monday April 18th. Supper will be carved and cut flowers will be the [feature of the evening and the program is in charge of Mr. Samuel Crawford come and help the good canta. The Wayman Literary Society of the St. James Church will give a musical entertainment at the church Thursday evening April 14th, Admission ten canta, Refreshmenta will be served. Mr. William Maseey, has purchased the elegant furnished Tonsorial Parlora at 209 Washington Ave., So, and will prove an improvement over his prede eesor. The residence of Mra ©. W. Lee, 2703 Aldrich Ave , So, was a scene of an im prompu April fool party and those present were: Mesdames T Rice, C. E. Lee, J. Walker, G. W. Day and Falls, Misses E. Wheaton, C. Franklin, M. Mareball, Josie Morgan, E. Wilson, M. Morgan, Mesia A. Le, D Lee, Jas Young, H Brown, Robi Lee, Noah Stone and M Singleton. The Nat Turner Lodge No. 2K. P had a most excellent german delivered to them by Roy Knight Brooks of St Peters . A.M. E. Church, on April 3rd and every Knight and Sir Knight were well pleased jes it was the best sermon in the history of the Order and is deserving of compli ment. ‘The Lodge is now preparing to entertain their many friends at their castle hall at Labor Temple. Mr Shirley B Tyler was pardoned by 1 President Wm. McKinley through the very presistent efforts our representative Hon. Loren Fletcher and W. R. Morris sey handicaped as they were by ready made laws governing such cases, their Presidtent effort, united with that of Senator Knute Nelson, gave victory and, @uccess to the well deserved and liberat ed Mr. Tyler, with all opposition against him as has been shown from time to time by the Judge and Attorney of con viction. Mr. Charles E. Hale died at the Sity ‘Hospital April 5th 98 of a compileation of afflictions of a long duration, Mr Hale was well known here and his many friends mourn his foes, the lesvese divorced wife and two children Addia Belle and Harry Hale. The decessed was 49 years old and was born in Virginia and came to Minneapolis from the West at the opening of the West Hotel in 1884 and served in the capacity batmen at the hostelry for several years prior to his proprietorship of the Pull man House at 409—1st Ave, and proved himself a very devoted member to his lodges both Odd Fellows and Masons. His funeral was preached at St.ens A. M.E. church by Rev.rooks, April 10th at 2p. m.and the Lautening Prose was graven in his memory and, written by his daughter Addia 8, Hale: Noone knows how sad it is to lose one whom you love. Noone knows unless they have borrowed and cried, heragons hein gone to never return. I've lost one who was dear to me, as dear as the earth and theaky. We will never meet again on this earth, but [ hops in the clear blueaky. A.B. Hale, Happy tidings of Easter and Easter services stell the churches. Remember the $1000 rally May 15th, at.§', Peter A, M. E. Church, At the relaxation of the lonten chain, Avery warm time is anticipated, Mrs. Willim Helm made a few formal falls while the weather wi Th Arreat is on sale at 200 Washing ton Ave. 80., DeLeo’s barber shop. Miss Ference Dry will go to Onaire with the Pillebary Vi o Co. exhibit, Keep in mind the thona and dolla: Rolly at St Peters AME Church May 15th 1898 Mr. Will m 8aith left for pornt in Ohio to visit relat ves, wil ry timehere short duration. Mr. Joseph Adams, of St. Paul won in the city last Sunday and found many of his old friends. Mendamen J. W. Kemp and a.G. Plummer went calling on their many friends in a social way. Many of our boys are applicants for en ntment in United States service, Keep it up boys and be better off. Bishop Arnett is expected at St. Peters A. M. E. Church May 15th to aid the Pastor in his §1,000 Rally. Meadames Hatcher, Anderton and Andrews attended the citizens commits. meeting at Bethesda lant Sunday. Copies of Tax Artxat may be had at Green’s barber shop, No. 206 Washing ton Ave, 8s. Mr. and Mas. Jr. Reid will be pressed tones their friends at 3117 Stevens Ave where they have renamed housekeeping permanently. Mrs. DeLeo has opened her dram at 70d Hennepin Ave. neat fit and latest fashion give bars call, responabin rates foal,