Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-05-26

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Mr.. William Burnham and Miss
Minnie Jones were united in wedlock
by Rev. Chavis, Tuesday evening, at 17Os
Dearborn.
Rev. J. Chavis and J. Thomas
varied the monotony of fishing for souls
by going fishing for bass at Calumet last
Wednesday.
Rev. G. H. Lewis preached very
creditable sermon, last Sunday morn
ing, to a large audience at St. Stephens
A. M. E. church.
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Mr. Geo. Wilson and Miss Minnie
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Rev. Thomas caught y catfish and
Rev. Chavis brought home a basket full
of perch from their recent fishing expe
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A social for the benefit of st. Thoma
church was given Monday night at tn
residence of Mrs. George Smith, Dear
born street. Anenjoyable time was ha.
by all land nice sum was real
lied for the church.
The last meeting of the season of tn,
Prudence Crandall club will take plac
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Rev. J. Lloyd Jones, will lecture OF
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