Western appeal., 1888-02-04
ST. PAUL.

Mr.. s. CAREY, of Nigaunee, Mich, is
n the city.
WAIT for the Masque Carnival on St.
Valentines Day.
Mrs. D. B. Mason, of Chicago, is the
guest Of Mrs. M. D. Pettes.
Mr.. NATHANIEL JEFFERSON, of Balti-
more. Nd, is in the city to reside.
Mr.. BEN. HUNroN. was brought home
last week suffering from severe attacL
OF rheumatism.
Me. BENJAMIN DAv, OF Chicago, has
been in the city since last week enjoy
ing the earn val.
MEsoAMEs j. G. JoNEs end Ida Demp-
eev. OF Chicago, are in the city, the
guests of Mr.. James Baa;ster.
BEAR in mind, the g'and coaaeat and
ball to be given by Fori Smelling Band:
at Turner Hail, next Tuesday ris.,y.
Mr.. G1oReE HOOPER, of Altona, Pa.
is in the CT tie guess o; Mr.. H. P:sice
Williams, president Of the Crescent
Club.
Mr.. JOHN VI -LL1AMs, of Marquette.
Mich, is in the city witnessing The
carnival. He is guest Of the Hotel de
Mink.
ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted solidly i
the mouth without plate by Doctors
Ellis and Stanley, No. $50 Wabasha
street.
AFTER the Opera take your lady to
the Ice Palace Restaurant, No. 800
2ooert street. Oyster stews only 10
cents.
Mrs. G. W. ELLISON and Mrs. ]. b.
Turner, of Chicago, arrived in the
city last week, to witness the carnival !,
they are the guests of Mrs. ]. B. John
son, No. 6s6 Canada st.
No matter what you wish to buy look
through the columns of the APPEAL and
should you find dealers card buy of
such dealer. He wishes your trade.
and lets you know he does through the
proper medium.
WE have engaged Miss Ella B. Smith
as our local agent, collector and re-
porter, she will enter upon the dis
charge of her duties next week and
will call upon such of our subscribers as
are in arrears on subscriptions.
The great Clara Morris crowded the
Opera House for three nights, with her
incompatible impersenations. Miss
Minnie Maidern did the same
for tie last half of the week. Next
week the Hanlons will present the
gorgeous fairy spectacle, The New Fan
tasma, the greatest scenic spectacle
ever presented in America.
A NUMBER of the Republicans of the
Fourth Ward, met last Saturday, at the
Office of Henry Johns, Esq, in Chamber
of Commerce building and organized a
ward club. The following officers were
elected: Maj. John Espy, president;
E.S. Durment, first vice president; w.
Healy, second vice president; c. R.. St.
John, secretary; J. @. Adams, treasurer.
Messrs. Drrment, Adams and Healy
We're elected as delegates to the state
convention at Minneapolis, Feb. End.
The famous Fort Smelling Band will
give grand concert both brass and or
chestral, at Turner Hall Tuesday, Feb
T. This concert promises to be the
finest musical event our city has wit.
messed. Those who do not wish to miss
4 treat should be on hand. After the
concert there will be grand ball.
The week has been grand and gay
one for the carnival visitors. TIE
float display, the mardi gras turnout,
the masquerade, charity and St.
George balls, the storming of the palace
by the Fire King, the industrial parade
seven miles long with 10000 partici-
pants, the wedding in the Ice Palace,
the races, the corso display and the
Lord knows what all. Everything
grand and gorgeous and in style that
only the great Northwest does things.
The weather has been pleasant, and
everybody has been happy.
MRS. J. K. H1LYARD. JR., of Hudson,
Wis.,, has been in the city for the past
few days filling orders for DR.. A. P.
Sawyers remedies for which she is
general agent. These remedies are
something wonderful in the world Of
medicine and are proving veritable
Balm of Gilead" to those who are SO
fortunate as to get hold of them. They
are not for sale in the drug stores and
can only be obtained at present of Mrs.
Hilyard. Mrs. Hilyard has had more
orders than she can fill since her visit
here, as no one can listen to the ac-
counts, as told by her, of the miraculous
cures effected by these remedies anl
not become a purchaser. Send to her
for a circular, Address, Mrs. ], X.
Hilyard, Box PA, Hudson, Wis.