Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-18
ugar. Rev. Chavis is sweet on them

sugar. Rev, Chavis is sweet on them
now.
Mr.. w. G. Bell, formerly No, 5, Bur
ton Place, has changed his residence to
No. 210 n. State street, or may be seen
at Army headquarters, Pullman Block,
Cor. Adams and Michigan AYES, fourth
floor
The ladies of ST. Thomas Church gave
their last entertainment before lent,
Monday evening, at the residence of
Mrs. George Brown, No, 2543 Dear
born street. Alt present had good
time.
The Autumn Club masquerade will
be fully reported in the next issue Of
the APPEAL, Leave orders for
extra copies at Bryant's, 446 State,
or Chicago APPEAL office, $50 Clark St.
room T.
Al the end Of the course, Prof.
Adams German class will give a grand
entertainment at Central Hall. Just
ohiAiAHA " ~. SoilSo, C1loluS TSCltdg1OllS
etc. rendered in German after six
weeks study!
You can get the APPEAL three months
for only fifty cents. Leave your sub
scription with Il. s. Bryan, 446 State
street, Prof. c. +. Adams, 1914 Dear
born street Or at the Chicago office,
$50 Clark ST., room Z, and you will get
the paper promptly every Saturday
Confirmation was held at St. Thomas
Church last Sunday evening Dr.. Nc
Laren, the Bishop of Chicago, preached
a very able and instructive sermon. A
large congregation greeted the eminent
prelate on his first visit to St. Thomas
since his recovery from his recent i'll
ness.
The WESTERN APPEAL has more Chica-
go news than any of the papers. It is
for sale at r. S. Bryan's, 446 State
street, Chas. Landres, Ill Harrison.
7. A, Chinn's, 33S-30th street, w. II.
Monroe's, SO E. Van Buren, street, Mrs.
f. NJ. Goodies, 1862 State street, and at
the Chicago Office of the paper, No. 1870,
Clark street. Room 7.
The young folks meeting at Bethesda
Church, last Saturday afternoon, was
especially interesting. The topic dis
cussed by Mr.. White was, "Jesus the
Light of the World" Rev. Chavis made
an address, Miss Annie Moore read
selection, Mr.. f. A. Turner sang a solo.
There was a quartet by four young
ladies. These meetings are doing a
deal of good for the young people, and
should be attended.
The seventh lecture of the winter
course of the Library Association, will
be delivered by Rev. Jenkens Lloyd
Jones, pastor of All Souls Church, this
Saturday evening, Feb IS, at o'clock,
at Quinn Chapel. Subject, '"The Great
Paintings of the World. y The lecture
will be elegantly illustrated by stereop-
ticon views. A choice musical pro-
gramme will precede the lecture.
Admission free. ALI are invited.
Lent began Ash Wednesday, and was
duly observed at St. Thomas, by SER
vices morning and evening. There
will be daily service throughout the
Holy Season, at 4:30 p. M, Holy Com
munion 7:;O every Sunday morning.
A series O. sermons will be preached
by city Rectors every Tuesday evening,
at 7:30, The first Of the series will be
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Clinton
Locke Of Grace Church, Tuesday,
evening, Feb. 2lst
A Colored woman was elected from
North Canal street, last Satu.d day after
noon, by the constable. She persisted
in declaring she was sick and would not
get out of bed so the constable carried
her out in the back yard, bed and all.
she set up great screaming. The pat
rol wagon was called and carried her to
the County Hospital. The nurse and
doctor in attendance both say she is not
sick. The woman owed the landlord
two months rent and would not pay
him, so he took the necessary legal
steps to secure her ejectment.
The pupils in Prof. Adams German
class are making wonderful progress.
Don't miss this golden opportunity to
learn German in six weeks, but come in
now. Back lessons made up without
extra charge, books furnished free and
rates reduced. Especially low terms to
public school pnpils. Visitors are always
welcome at class room at 4 and s p. M,
1870 Clark st. room T. You had better
make arrangements with Prof. Adams
and take course. In addition to
names published in first list the follow
ing persons have joined the class:
Rev. W. F. G. Reed,
Miss S. G. Bond,
Leroy Taylor,
Miss Adah Brown,
Miss G. G. Carter,
Mrs. Lloyd Curl,
Mrs. II. v. D. Summons,
Miss Theresa Gray,
Miss Allie Gray,
Miss Fannie Hall,
Mr.. H. G. Carter,
Mr.. J. B. French,
| Miss Ednah Mason,
| Mr.. Charles Stewart.
| Mad. F. A. Powell.
Miss Gertie Washington.
Miss Emma Morgan.
Miss Jessie Scott.