Western appeal., 1888-03-10

little ERRONEOUS, from the fact that the
arty was not given by the Little -Four
,lub, but by Miss Nellie Grlswold.
Mr.. III. PRICE WILLIAMS has resigned
he presidency Of the Crescent Club,
md has accepted the position Of private
messenger for vice-president and gem
,ral manager Oaks, Of the N. P. Ry.
No matter what you wish to buy look
through the columns Of the APPEAL and
should YOU find a dealers card buy of |
such dealer. He wishes your trade.
and lets. you know he does through the.
proper medium.
The board Of managers Of the Mime.
sofa State Agricultural association met
at President Merriam's office in the
Merchants National bank Tuesday and
elected Mr.. III. r, Denny, of Carver
county secretary Of the association. r.
]. Wilcox was reelected treasurer and
w. T. Cross, of Red Wing was elected
general superintendent of the grounds.
NEXT week the most gorgeous spectac-
ular burlesque ever produced in the
United States will be produced at the
Grand, ''The Arabian Nights; or, Alad-
dams Wonderful Lamp" There great
ballets are introduced and number of
wonderful mechanical effects. The cos
tunes worn have never been equaled.
Altogether there will be 100 people on
the stage,
ANNIE MORGAN, who slashed her hus-
band in the back afen nights ago, had
her trial in the police court last Satur-
day. The case of assault with intent to
kill was dismissed, and she was given
thirty days in the workhouse on a
charge of disorderly. Annie wanted to
leave town, and an officer was ordered
to escort her to the train and see that
she got away.
COLLARS AND CUFFS, 2 cents each;
handkerchiefs, 8 cents; socks, cents;
undershirts, 7 cents; drawers, 7 cents.
We use the latest improved machinery
and guarantee strictly first class work.
We mako our own soaps and dispense
with the injurious chemicals used in
most laundries. Goods called for and
delivered free. State Steam Laundry,
22s West Seventh St., Spicer Bros.
Proprietors.
ONE year ago, Tuesday, = son wa.
born unto Mr.. James Thomas, his first
one, and, of course, there never was
another such boy on sarth-at least he
thinks so, all fathers do. And his
mother; well, everybody knows how it
is with mother, and her frst-born,
she dotes on him. In this case it hap
pens that both father and mother have
good reason to be proud ef their son
Clifford, for he is as healthy, hearty,
handsome and smart as children get to
be 80 early in life. To mark the first
mile in the life journey of their young
hopeful, the doting parents gave a birth
day dinner. Master Clifford was the
center Of attraction and was put through
all his PAGES and acquitted himself to
the satisfaction of papa and mamma and
the guests who were present. The din
ner was fit to set before king and was
enjoyed by: Mr.. and Mrs. John C.
Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. James Banister,
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Parker, Mrs. M. E.
Parker. Misses Ella B. Smith, Bertha
Heathcock, Alice and Mabel Berry, Mr..
Mr.. Louis Wilson. J, c. Adams and
the members Of the household.
The occasion was pleasant one
to all. Master Clifford had several use.
full presents give to him, by his admir-
ing friends, and enjoyed the occasion as
much as anybody.
As rule, what are termed, sssitting
parties," are rather tame affairs. A
most enjoyable exception to the rule
occurred last Thursday evening, the &C.
casion being a surprise to Miss Florence
French, one of our most estimable
young ladies, in honor of the 18th ami
versary of her birthday. BY some
means the lady was kept at a neighbor's
house until about nine o'clock, and
when she returned and found her home
in possession of her friends her surprise
knew no bounds. AS the surprise was
a pleasant one she at once adapted her.
self to the circumstances and entered
into the spirit of the ente rtainmen
with the hearty goodwill and merri-
ment which is characteristic of her.
Mr.. I H. Lyles acting as master of cere-
monies, called on Rev. J. M. Hender-
son to make a few remarks, which he
did in his usual happy manner closing
by reciting ''The Psalm of Life" He
was followed by Mr.. ). @. Adams, and
Mr.. Richmond Taylor. Miss Bertha
Heathcock then sang ''The Bridge in
her incompatible style. Mrs. A. G..
Russell and Mr.. Chas. James made
short speeches. Mr.. Nelson Russell
recited "Life's Journey" Miss Ella B.
Smith sang solo, Mr.. J. K. .Hilyard
Mr.. F. J. Robertson, Mr.. Will Brown.