Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
The SANITY CITY.
A Wonderful Lecturer to Visit
our City-A Few
ADS.
Who is jeff Thompson?

Mrs. James Smith took flying trip
to Fargo this week returning Yesterday.
Miss Callie Alexander after an ex-
tended visit to our city left last week for
Denver, Col.
When you wish to lave little dance
call on Prof. Chas. w. Howard No.
3742 Minnesota street to furnish the
music.
FOR RENT-For gentlemen only, a
nice, furnished front room with use of
parlor. Apply at ia W. 9th. Mrs. Lew
Johnson. =
FOR RENT-House of five rooms, in
good locality, southeast corner of Norris
and slbley. Apply to T. II. Lyles, No.
20 East 4th St.
Mr.. Will Gray and Miss Rena Brad
bury were quietly married by Rev. w.
Gray last Saturday. and haye gone to
housekeeping.
A friend induced me to try Salvation
Oil for my rheumatic foot. [ used it and
the rheumatism is entirely gone. John
81. Anderson, Baltimore, Md.
FOR RENTING, large handsomely
furnished rooms for from $500 to $1,000
per month. Apply to Mrs. Weldon
Howard, No. ISL w. Third street.
FOR RENT Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms suitable for ladies or
gentlemen, by Mrs. M. E. Walker No.
574 Fuller street. Street cars pass the
door,
The subject Of Father Shanley's dis
course of St. Peter Claver's Catholic
church tomorrow evening will be: The
Holy Eucharist, the Lords Supper.
The public cordially invited.
The subject for the morning service
at Pilgrim Baptist church tomorrow will
be, "Well ofSalvation," evening, "Con-
quest of Christi Rev. L. C. Sheafe
will officiate. The public cordially in
vited.
Mr.. Columbus Walden returned from
Blooming, ILL.,, last Monday. He had
been called there to attend the funeral
Of his niece. Miss Priscilla Howard
who died on Nov. 9th, Of malarial
fever.
The Mems Sodality, Catholic bene-
VIOLENT society was organized last week
at the residence of Rev. Father Stanley,
on Sixth ST., s. E. Hardy, president; N.
Gillard. vice president; ]. E. Talbert,
secretary: w. D. Bloom, treasurer.
One of the questions that used to be
most frequently asked was: Who
struck Billy Patterson But, here in
st. Paul, that subject bothers us no
longer, the question thatis on the lips
Of every one isl "Who is Jeff Thomp.
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Next week at the Grand we will have
for tile first three nights and lVednes.
day matinee, Sol. Smith Russell, Ameri.
cas- faYerite comedian, in his sparkling
comedy. A Poor Relation" For the
last half Of the week and Saturday matt.
nee, "Adoniso Dixey.
From private correspondence the
APPEAL is informed that the wonderful
Colored orator Madame O. Esperanza
Luis, who is now lecturing in California
will shortly deliver her great lecture
The past, present and future of the
Negro" in this city under the aus
pieces Of the Y. M G. A. Madame Luis
is highl spoken of by the press o
the Pacific slope and her lecture here
will doubtless he we'll received.
| Mr.. James G. Cox has opened ar
elegant cafe at No. 3S5 Minnesota st
which he has christened Cox's Cos
mopolitan Cafe" Meals will be servee
to order in first class style. the hous,
will be kept open all night aud has,
private parlor for ladies or priyat
i parties.
Mr.. NJ. w. Montgomery has charge Q
the dining room, and Mr.. P. s. screggins
the great chef, presides over the kitche
and between the two, patrons are sur
| of good service.