Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-25
THE SANITY GIT
Grand Entertainment at Odd
ellOWs Hall-First Week
Theatrical Season.
Visitors to the City.

This
Evening
The Republican
Primaries are held.
Let every man turn out
And put in his vote carefully.
Mr.. 9. G. Carter of Minneapolis was
in the city Sunday.
Mrs. John A. Dove visited Lake Min
netonka last Sunday.
Mr.. J. Waddle, of Minneapolis, gave
the APPEAL call one day this week.
Mr.. George Marshall, formerly resi-.
dent Of Minneapolis, is now living in ST.
Paul.
Mr.. A. Jackson, of st. Louis, is in the
city and intends to make it his future
home.
Mr.. Charles Pastor, of Chicago, was in
our city last week. From here he went
to st. Louis.
Mr.. Henry Rodgers, who has spent
several weeks in our city, leaves Mon
day for St. Louis, his home.
Mr.. Moses Wade, of ST. Louis. was in
the city last week on business pertaining
to the Colored National Home Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Lucy cambridge, formerly of
h0S fob =
residence in st. Paul, at 394 Robert
street.
Mrs. J. w. Matthews, of Chicago, sis
ter of Mesdames I. Hill and T. H. LvIes.
arrived in the city Friday. She is the
guest of Mrs Lyles, No. 604 Ashland ave-
nue..
Mr.. Geo. W. Cresup, of Chicago, cor
respondent of the Indianapolis World.
was in the city this week, the guest of
Mrs. D. p. Talbert. He gave the APP
PEAL a call.
Thoughtless people thinkit absurd to
say that chewing Colgan' S Taffy Tolu will
aid digestion-ask any good doctor to ex
plain why it is used by thousands with
such benefit.
Tuesday the ''Big Four Quartette, .
Ed Findley, W. Scott, j. Hauk, and III.
Holmes, left for Superior City, to fill an
extended engagement at the Bodega
Concert Hall.
Mr.. A. J. Jennings, of Fargo, was in
the city Wednesday enroute from New
Orleans. Be gave the APPEAL pleasant
call. He left Thursday for visit to Du-
luth, thence to his home.
The APPEAL tenders thanks to Mr.. J.
A. Dove fora tWenty-fve-pound box of
trout last Monday, fresh from Lake
Minnetonka. Such little remembrances
are always very acceptable.
The opening week at the Olympic was
a big one, and the show was a good one
Next week the special attraction will be
"Fitz & Devine's All Star Specially Com
bination,' brilliant list of artists in an
olio Of novelties and the best comedy
atter-piece ever written entitled Irish
Agitation
Mr.. J. H. Thompson, formerly Of
Crookston, has moved his family to our
city. He has purchased the tonsorial
establishment at Seven Corners, and
will conduct the same hereafter. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson and their talented
daughter, Miss Alice, will be quite de-
sirable acquisition to st. Paul society.
Thursday of last week Mrs A. J. Bell
entertained at tea Mr.. and Mrs. j. K,
Hllyard and Mrs. Sadie Jones. of Chica-
co.; Friday afternoon the same parties
We're entertained at dinner by Mrs. M.
D. Pettis. Mrs. Jones, after a very
pleasant stay in our city and vicinity
left for home Friday evening.
Prof. J. Waddle wishes to announce
that he will reopen the rink on the east
side Minneapolis First Avenue S. %.
Monday evening Aug. %. Prof. Plates
military band and orchestra will be in
attendance. A whole load ofwater mel
ons will be given away. Skates are fur
nished free. Admission Is cents per
couple. Children % cents.
The Grand Opera House opened in
blaze of glory with a crowded house last
Monday. Haverley's Minstrels the first
half and Jarbeau the last half of the
week. Next week, for the first three
nights and matinee, Louis James and
Marie Wainwright will give their Shakes.
perian representations, Hamlet, Virgin.
JUS, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello.
Last half of week Conrad the Corsair.' !,
On last Sunday night Rev. Fathe,
Stanley lectured at the Colored Catho.
lie church on the Sacrament, BY the alb.
solution Of a Catholic priest, Joined with
contrition on the part of the peniten'
his sins are forgiven by God through the
application of the merits of Jesus Chris,
and grace is given him to avoid sin in
the future. Sunday he will continue hi
course taking for his subject Comics
sion. Seats are free.