The Twin City District Clubs are alive
to every interest of the colored women.
Mrs. Ida Sellers, President Mrs. Kate
Smith, Recording Secretary..
Mr. Ralph Watson, of the North
western Consolidated Milling Co.,
leaves the city this evening for a
trip to Williamsburg, Va., his child
hood home where he will spend his
vacation among his relatives and old
schoolmates. Mr. Watson expects to
visit Newport News, Hampton and
Norfolk before returning home. He
also plans to do a little deep sea fish
ing in Hampton Roads, his old time
fishing ground of childhood. Mr. Wat
son and his brother, Mr. John Watson
of St. Paul, have considerable, prop
erty interests in Williamsburg that he
will look after during his visit, which
is the first he has made in 28 years.
Mrs. R. D. Warer formerly of Min
neapolis, but sojourning in Lethbridge,
Alta., is in the city for a good long
rest and a visit with her fathor, Mr
David Kinebrew, 932 Lafond street,
St. Paul. Mrs. Ware came direct from
Helena, Mont., where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Maggie Wang
for the past three months. Mrs. Wang
recently professed religion and was
baptized on Sunday, April 15. Her
father, Mr. Kinebrew, who had not
been outside of the Twin City limits
for 35 years journeyed to the western
city to witness the baptizing of his
daughter after which he immediately
returned to St. Paul, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Ware, who is plan
ning some extensive improvements on
her father's property which will In
clude the erection of a combined gar
age, chicken house and stable. She
also will build an up-to-date bungalow
on the corner lot adjoining her father's
property at Lafond and Fulton streets,
STEWART HOTEL.
Popular Hostelery of Minneapolis
Under New Management.
