Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17
CHICAGO.
DOings of the Past Week in all
Parts Of the Great Metro
polls of the West.
a Very Interesting Budget.

L. LII ~.
| Grand.
Entertainment.
! At Lincoln Hall.
Next Monday evening, the 10.
| Quarterly meeting at Bethel Sunday
Mrs. Paulina Spencer is on the sick
| list.
Mrs. Mary. Neal, Of Butte1feld street,
| is sick.
Miss Lucy ], Lewisi is visiting friends
in the city.
Mr.. Hill, of 22l5 Dearborn ST., is on
the sick list.
Mr.. D. D. Dadwell, of Omaha, visited
Chicago this week.
Quarterly meeting at st. Stephens
church IN the 25th.
Mr.. George Taylor, who has been
sick, is conyalescent.
For a good time go to entertainment
by the German class.
Mrs, Vina King is sick at her resi-
dence, 1927 State street.
Miss Elise Louis is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Julia Louis.
Mrs. Fannie Brown, 1888 Dearborn
st. is sick with rheumatism.
The Phoenix Quartet gives concert
at Bethesda, Tuesday evening.
The APPEAL boom continues. Did
you ever know of anything likeit?
Rev. j. Villa Blake lectured at
Library rooms, last Saturday night.
To be absolutely sure of seeing ALL
the news, you must read the APPEAL.
The German class entertainment will
be novel, half German, halt English.
Rev. Harrison's text last Sunday
night was, Therefore be Thou Strong.''
Mrs. Logan Webb, who has been
seriously i'll, is now rapidly improy-.
ing.
There was an interesting temperance
meeting, at Quinn Chapel, Monday
night.
The manager of the APPEAL is at the
office, $50 Clark street, room z, every
day from 4 to 6 p. m.
Three hundred and six persons took
communion at the:quarterly meeting at
Quinn Chapel, Sunday.
The APPEAL is published simultane-
ously in Chicago and st. Paul, and it's
just the paper you want. g
Rev. DR.. Magee preached at Bethel,
Sunday night, from the text, watch
man, What of the Night"
Prof Adams will sing the waltz song
First Love" at the concert next Mon
day night. March 10, at Lincoln Hall.
Rev. Jordan Chavis left yesterday
for Springfield where he goes to
preach annual sermon to Odd Fellows
Wednesday night, Rev. G. S. Jacobs
dedicated communion set of seven
pieces. He preached a sermon on the
holy NUMBER,
The subscription price of the APPEAL
beginning March lst, will be 81 per
year, $l.10 per six months and so cents
per three months
Rev. Jorden Chavis will open the.
grand entertainment at Lincoln Hall,
Monday evening, March 10. with a
prayer i'll German.
The entertainment by the young
ladies of St. Stephens, Tuesday night,
was a success in every respect. A neat
sum of money was realized.
The concert at Lincoln Hall, next
Monday night, will begin at $50 pre-
cisely. Be sure to come on time and
hear the excellent programme.
The entertainment at Lincoln Hall.
Monday evening, march 18th, will begin
at $3.50 precisely. If you wish to hear.
the exercises, be there on time.
The second reception musicale and
entertainment under the auspices Of
Mrs. Trent will take place at Madison
Street Theatre, Monday, March 10Th.
The music and art section, Of the
Prudence Crandall club, met Wednes-
day evening, at the residence of Mr.. j.
S. Madden, No. 1926 Cottage Grove
avenue.
Mrs. S. Laing Williams, a former
pupil of Prof. Adams. has kindly con-
sented to read a selection at the enter
tainment at Lincoln Hall, on Monday
the 10Th.
IF you have an item Of news you
want published, leave it at Bryan
Estella Cafe 446 State street, or at the
Chicago office Of the APPEAL 1870 Clark
st. room Z.
Mr.. J. @. Adams, editor of the Ap-
PEAL, is in the city circulating among
his many friends. He came especially
to attend the concert at Lincoln Hall.
Monday night.
You can get the APPEAL three months
for only sixty cents. Leave your sub
Iscription with Il. s. Bryan, 446 State
street. Prof. G. +. Adams, 1874 Dear
born street or at the Chicago office,
$50 Clark ST., room Z, and you will get
the paper prompt y every Saturday.
The event Of the season will be the
entertainment by Prof. Adams German
class. There will be songs, choruses,
solos, recitations ETC., rendered in
English and German, first class pro-
gramme. after which promenade.