Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-27
THE SANITY CITY,
The Game Supper at Pilgrina
Baptist Church, Odds and
Ends of Social News.
REGISTER TUESDAY.

i Mrs. Hattie Ball has returned from
i Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. Holt left this week for visit
to Chicago.
For all styles in hair goods go to Mrs.
/ =. H. Lyles No. Az East Ord.
- Mrs. j Ohm b. Lewis. left Thnrs,lay for
Bloomington, ILL.,, to permanently re-
side.
Mrs J. Crutchfeld, Of Detroit, Mich,
is in the city the guest of Mrs. Sarah
Ball.
Mrs. Isaiah Hill, son and daughter left
cago.
Mrs. Clara Brown, of Chicago, is visit
| ing Mrs. j. S. Hackney and J. B..
Turner.
! Mrs. Benjamin Day, of Faribault who
has been visiting friends in the city re-
turned home this week.
Mrs. P. A. Jordon, of Duluth, spent
several days in the city this week the
guest of Mrs. Emma Glover.
| FOR RENT-A six-room house No.
439 Superior street. Apply to Mr.. I.
Hill No. 20 Court Block.
Would it not be good idea to have a
grand emancipation celebration on Jan.
LIST. Dental speak at once.
Mr.. w. w. Keeble. of Chicago, a
stenographer in the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn Offices was in the city this week,
the guest of Mr.. c.. B. Henderson.
Mrs. William Newman who has re-
sided in our city for nearly two years
leaves next week for Chicago to per
manently reside.
Miss Maggie Webb formerly of Cali
fornia, but lately Of New York is in the
city filling a months engagement as a
soloist at the Bodega. She is guest of
| Mrs. Emma Glover.
Some East Seventh street property
sold last week for 81 GOO per front foot.
The purchaser was Aid. Pat Conley,
proprietor of the Olympic Theatre. The
lot is situated next to the theatre and
$4,000 was the price paid
Services are held every Sunday at the
Colored Catholic church. Mass at 1926
a. M, Sunday school at 800 p. M, and
evening services at 1880. The subject
ior the evening discourses tomorrow is
the Rosary" and it's uses i'll Catholic
prayers, by Rev. Father Stanley.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. S. Canady
gave a dinner in honor of Mr. w. S.
Jones, who left Monday for his home
in Urbana, Ohio. The dinner was most
excellent and was enjoyed by Mrsl P.
A. Jordan and daughter, of Duluth
Mrs. Matte Boiler, Misses Jennie Nit
chell and Emma Glover; Messrs. John
Glover, j. +. Plauf and S. A. McFar-
land.
The business at the Olympic for the
present week has been excellent but
for next week will be better, as the at
traction will be May Fisk's. English
Blondes. They will present "Blonds on
lark, Our Vassar Girls and West Point
Cadets" giving a show novel and en-
PERTAINING in the extreme. There will
also be an interesting olio, by new per-
| formers.
Wednesday evening q party of folks
met at the residence of Mr.. j. K. Hill
yard on Robert street. Then they
boarded a Dayton's Bluff car and at 8
O'Clock reached the residence of NJ. and
Mrs. w. A. Hilyard, they at once took
possession of the house put their
musicians in place and proceeded to
dance; after dancing until about II
O'Clock the refreshments they brought
were served, after which another
Lanciers was danced and all retired
for their homes after one of the llveliest
and most delightful evenings they had
known for long time. The party COM
prised the following: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
! 81. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Hilyard, Mr..
and Mrs. q. H. Benton; Mrs. Ben Day,
of Faribault; Misses Ella Smith, Celia
Robertson, Ida Gibbs, Cora jackson,
/ Vodie Robertson, Alice Thompson,
Florence Woodfork. Oracle Wilkins;
Messrs. Frank Robertson, Chas. James,
B. w. Buck, the APPEAL.
Mrs Oracle johnson who has been
visiting relatives in Memphis has re-
turned to the city.
Announcement Extraordinary.
The trustees of Pilgrim Church will
on Thursday evening November LIST give
their Fourth annual "Gane Supper
Wild game Of every description that
the season affords will be served to oul
patrons, in toothsome, palatable and
artistic manner. The fact that we have
secured the services of Mr.. D. E. Talbert
as Chef is at once guaranteed elegant
service. These game suppers have il
the past been looked forward to al
events ofsome moment and their sue
cess again warrants our soliciting the
i patronage ola generous public. Do no
forget the day, date and place, Thursday
i Nov. LIST, 1888 in Pilgrim church parlors
Come one, come all and aid US in ou1
4 efforts to further the success of a gool
. cause.
J, The trustees will be aided in thei
4 efforts to please the public by the fol
4 lowing named ladies as committee.
i Mesdames NJ. Martin, j. W. Smith
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