Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
st. Paul.

Well
All 90 to
Drake Block
Tuesday evening
To the knights Templars
Third Grand annual soiree.
Should you need carriage, telephone
Hermann Bros. sos.
When you need plumber, call on w.
J. Freaney, No. II w. 3rd.
For anything in the line Of dentistry
60 to DR.. Huld "a E. Third.
For all styles in hair goods go to Mrs.
T. III. Lyles No. AZ East 3rd.
Mr.. S. A. Mcfarland returned last
Friday from trip to Mankato.
The Boston is the place for all gentle
men to get their clothing. Cor. Robert
and Third streets.
Where must I spend this evening?
Go to the "Skidmore Palace" IS East
9TH, and play billiards.
When you are hungry go to the Del
monico" No. 37S Minnesota street and
get first class meal for Is cents.
Leave your baggage checks with Car
los H. Williams at his express office
near Union Depot entrance and save
storage charges.
"Our Foreign Correspondent" made
a great hit at the Peoples this week
and proved to be one of the events of
the season. Next week, after great
preparation, the wonderful Irish drama,
by Dion Boucicault, "Colleen Bawn"
will be presented.
A childrens concert was given by the
little folks of Pilgrim Baptist church
Thursday evening for the benefit of the
library fund of the Sunday school. A
long and interesting programme was
presented in an admirable manner to u
large and highly delighted audience.
The restaurant known as the Del
monico No. 37S Minnesota, has again
changed hands. Mr.. L. A. Carter is
now sole proprietor. He has changed
the name to '"The Rialto" and has re-
duced the price of regular meals to Is
cents. His bill of fare is as good as
may be found in the city for the same
money.
Messrs. Charles Parker, Bruce Bryant,
Mark Fort and Miss Victoria Hackett
were received into full membership at
St. James church last Sunday. To-mor-
row will be quarterly meeting. Ser
vices at IL o'clock a. M, O'Clock D. m
and at sop. m. Rev. Knight the P.
E., Rev. Thomas, of Minneapolis, Rev.
Dan P. Brown, son Of Bishop Brown
and Rev. Alonzo Brown, of Minneapolis
will all be Present.=A cordial Invitation,
is extended. A liberal collection will
be needed. $40.
A delightful little oyster social was
given by some Of the ladies of St. James
fair committee at Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday night. The ladies in charge
We're Misses Oracle johnson, Florence
French, Hattie Johnson, Alice Thomp-
son, Alice Berry, Lulu Griswold, they
were assisted by Mesdames c. D. Hop
kins, Addie Henry, J. c. Berry, M. D.
Pettis and Mr.. M. D. Pettis. The affair
was eminently successful and all who
were present had good time The
net OrOcapIS were $40 Ok
The show this week at the Olympic
was good and all the patrons were
pleased. For next week you will get
just what you want, the original ''Lillie
Clay's Colossal Gaiety Company" the
strongest female show travelling, presen-
ting programme that is entirely new,
novel and sensational. There are
thirty-three people in this combination
and the ladies are said to be extremely
pretty. The costumes are magnificent
and the show, well-it will simply be a
thing OF beauty and a joy forever.
Pursuant to notice of last week q
number of our citizens met at the
school room Of the church of the Good
Shepherd Wednesday evening and or
ganized the st. Phillips Literary and
social society; adopted constitution
and elected officers as follows: ]. X.
Hilyard, president; G. T. Wilkins, vice
president; Miss Bertha Heathcock.
secretary; w. J. Gardner, treasurer;
Rev. w. c. Pope, chaplain. Literary
committee-W. A. Hilyard, Chas.
James, Frank j. Robinson. Social COM
mittee Mis-. E. V. Wilkins, Mrs. Sabra
A. Hilyard, Mrs. Della Pettis. There
was fair enrolment Of members. The
next meeting will be held at same place
the first Wednesday in Jan. 1889.
Emancipation Celebration.