Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-21
The SANITY CITY,
The Odd Fellows Pic-nic-Fa.
Their Shanley's Sermon-A
Trip to Duluth.
Personal Points.

Eat your meals at G. M. Whites.
There will be only one picnic Aug. 1.
Mr.. w. Kennedy has returned from
Duluth.
Mr.. Henry Wilson took flying trip
to Duluth, last Sunday.
Read Benedict's advertisement, then
go to him to get bargains in furniture.
You can have the most fun for the
least money at the Odd Fellows picnic
Aug. LIST.
Mrs. Samuel Hatcher, Of Catlettsburg,
KY, arrived in the city last week to join
her husband.
Mr.. A. w. Wight, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, is in the city the guest of Mr.,
Robt. Jefferson.
Remember the entertainment by the
Little Maids From School Wednesday,
July, 25th, at Pilgrim Baptist church.
Every body is going to be there.
Parents! Teachers! Persuade the
boys to quit cigarettes and tobacco and
use Colgan,s Tafy Tolu substitute. It
makes clean, sweet mouth and sound
digestion.
Rev. Father Stanley will preach at
the Colored Catholic church Sunday
evening upon the subject Of Baptism,
and the methods of administering the
the ordinance"
Six special trains will run to and from
the Odd Fellows picnic Aug. 1. Re-
member this, you may return on any
regular as we'll as special train on Odd
Fellows round trip tickets Aug, 1.
Every body watch for the street par
ade "Wednesday morning Aug. 1. The
ODD Fellows headed by Willard and
Thyles Consolidated band enroute to
Minnetonka Beach for the grand pic
mic.
Messrs Nicholas Gillard and Andrew
]. Bell, former owners of the Albion
tonsorial parlor and baths have dis
solved partnership, Mr. Gillard retir-
ing from the firm leaving Mr.. Bell sole
proprietor.
Mrs. Belle Chapman, of Terre Haute,
Ind, wife of Sergt. w. Chapman, was
in the city a few days the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. I. W. Evans. She left Mon
day evening for Missoula, M T., to
join her husband. .....
All good republicans should make it
point to be on hand at the great Har-
rison and Morton ratification meeting
at Market Hall next Friday night Hon.
Roswell G. Horr, of Michigan, will be
the main speaker of the evening.
There was a very delightful i'm
promptu party at Mr.. T. e. Griswolds
last Monday evening Music and song
etc. There were present Misses Hottie
and Zorah Ball, of Chicago, Lizzie
Geddy, Lulu Griswold; Messrs Chas.
Bush, Will Brown, G. A. Lett, l.. F. De-
Lyons, w. Wheeton, M. Jefferson,
Thos. King, John Luca.
An old play in new house was the
combination at the Peoples Theatre
this week in the production of East
Lynne. The cast was a good one and
very acceptable work was done by
every member of the excellent COM
pany. Next week the great modern
society drama Newport will be pro-
duced. One of the features of this
elegant theatre is the excellent must
cal programmes which are nightly per-
formed by the orchestra under the
leadership of Mr.. T. P. Brooke. The
music alone is worth the price of adnis-
sion.
Last Sunday morning upon the in
vitation of Mr.. Alex. Miles, of Duluth,
Misses Ella i. Smith, Bertha Heath
cock and Lulu Griswold, Messrs Henry
Smith, w. ]. Lotion, Henry Asberry
and J. @. Adams, left over the Duluth
road for 1.-THE Zenith City, After a
run of five hours the train reached it's
destination and the party was met at
the depot by Mr., Miles. The ladies at
once took seats in the hosts private
carriage and were driven to his elegant
residence. The gentlemen took stroll
through the city and viewed some Of
the sights, and about o'clock, reached
the house where they joined the ladies
of the party, Mrs. Miles and Miss
Oracle Miles, and sat down to superb
dinner. After doing justice to the
toothsome yiands the entire party en-
tered carriages and were driven
through the principal streets of the
pretty city and several miles out to the
falls. They returned about 7 O'Clock
partook Of some light refreshments and
left for home at 7:30 after spending a
most enjoyable day.
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