Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-11

Religious services conducted by Rev
A. King are held every Sunday at 2:3(
and 1880 p. m. at the Colored Unior
chapel, 1875 Washington ST..
Persons having items for the Chicago
edition Of the APPEAL should send same
to the Chicago Office, 1926 Dearborn St.
and NOT to ST. Paul office.
Girls if you would have sound, white,
teeth, sweet breathand perfect digestion
chew Colgans' Tafy tolu our best doc
tors and dentists attest it's merit.
Miss Laura Thomas, one of Louisville Is
most beautiful young ladies is in Chicago
for the summer. She is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Eliza Bats, 223 Third Ave.
The Chicago Offices of the APPEAL are
now in the Como Block 1926 Dearborn st.
Rooms l3,sl4 and Is. You are cordially
invited to visit us in our new and ele-
CANT quarters.
All news, notes or articles intended
for publication in the Chicago edition of
the WESTERN APPEAL must be sent to the
Chicago office No 1926 Dearborn street
and not to st. Paul
Bethesda Sunday school will give a
picnic at Jackson Park, Wednesday,
August Is. Trains will leave Illinois
Central depot, foot of Lake street al $50
sharp. Tickets 25 cents.
In view of of the fact of the very bad
conduct at a recent picnic, the Autumn
Club gives positive assurance that no
drinking Or misconduct of any kind will
be tolerated at their picnic next Tues
day Aug. IA.
st. Georges Commandery picnic M on
day, was largely attended and all had a
good time boating, swinging, fishing,
playing ball, lawn tennis, riding the fly
ing dutchman, or dancing. After the
rain in the morning the weather cleared
off, and was beautiful
Miss Leila p. Bruce, of New Orleans,
is in the city for couple of weeks, the
guest of Mrs. Wheeler, 6s n Paulina st.
Miss Bruce is en- route to Helena, Mon
tana, weere she will open dressmaking
establishment, in which business she
has been quite successful in the Crescent
City.
Monday, Aug. 6, Geo. w. Hamilton
Jr. was one year old and the great event
was appropriately celebrated at his resi-
dence. A cake was baked and few of
the immediate neighbors invited to par
take in his honor. George stuck to his
milk and could not be induced to eat
any cake. Slices were cut and sent to
his associates and playmates.
In conversation with an APPEAL re-
porter, Rev. Thomas said that some of
the statements in the APPEAL, concern
ing Ohvet church meeting were untrue.
We told Mr.. Thomas that the statements
were published just as they were given
by members of the church. The APPEAL
endeavors to treat everybody fairly and
would not willfuny misrepresent any
one. We must say to the persons who
have been giving information that they
should be truthful and not place the
paper in wrong light. by incorporating
facts. "Some of this matter is true, but
theseamembers weave in a Few lies, and
if we knew who they are, we would
make short work of them in the church."
said Rev. Thomas.
The we'll known and popular Autumn
club will give its first annual picnic next
Tuesday, Aug. IA, at Willow Spring Grove
on the Chicago & Alton R. R. Invita-
tons have been issued by the committee
having that in charge. Persons who
have received invitations will have the
privilege of bringing their friends and
strangers visiting in The city. This is the
first picnic given by the club, and thew
will do all in their power to make it an
enjoyable affair, and one long to be re-
membered. There will be pleasure for
all-boating, swinging, flying dutchman,
lawn tennis, fishing. dancing and base
ball match between A. L. Jones' and D.
R. Lawrence's nines McCosh's and
Barton's brass and string bands will fur
nish music. Ifyou care to have good
time be sure and 60. Tuesday, Aug. ii.
The train leaves the depot at $50 sharp.