Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-16

H. W. -MllCdELI1, MANA0ER.
OFFIcE No. 224 HENNEPIN AVENUE.
SATURDAY. JUNE is 1888.
Go to Mrs. Geo. Williams for your
meals.
Be sure to visit the Peoples Theatre
next week.
Go to Mrs Williams for your meals,
219 streets.
Mr.. William Morgan returned from
Alaxan dria last Saturday.
Mrs. M. Moore, of Milwaukee, is
visiting IN the city this week.
Messrs. joan g. sterrett and w. R.
Rogers leave Sunday for Chicago.
Mr.. SAM HENRY, of Chicago, enroute
to Minnetonka Beach, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss NJ. Crumb, of Milwaukee, arrived
in our city last Saturday and is visiting
friends here.
40 to Altman & Co. for an elegant
Spring suit or anything you want in the
line of clothing.
Mr.. w. III. Parker, Of st. Paul has re-
signed his position at the ''Ardmore''
and will return home.
All ladies wishing to purchase dry
goods, should go to S. u. Olson Il Co.
2l3 & 2l5 Nicollet avenue.
The big time next week will be the
affair at Odd Fellows, Tuesday
night. Every body will be there.
Remember the strawberry social
given at Plummers Post hall, cor.
Washington and LIST avenue n, next
Thursday evening.
The festival given last Thursday eve
ming at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Will
liams, 2l9 3rd street S., by the ladies
sewing circle of st. Peters A. M. E.
church was grand success.
The East side rink was opened again
last Monday evening and admitted a
large number of people who aprised
themselves of the opportunity afforded
and had a general good time.
In the prime of success the dramatic
company ct the Peoples Theatre has
been succeeded by the famous
Frank Deshon Star Opera Co., OF
Chicago. Go and hear them.
Mr.. McWaters, manager for Altman
q Co., the great clothiers of this city, is
DESTROYS of a call from you, 90 and see
him and he will convince you that they
sell clothing cheaper than any one in
the Northwest.
At 254 4th avenue S., are the tonsorial
parlors Of Mr.. A. H. Walking, who for
years has catered to the wants and &C.
comodations of the Colored people.
For shaves, haircuts, etc., call on him
254 4th avenue s.
Be sure and 90 to the Glyndon House
for your meals, it is kept by we'll
known lady here who has made a
record for herself in the business so
that we have no one to compete with
her. Don't forget 2l9 3rd street S.
Among our advertisers We find a
Colored lady who keeps first class
boarding house for the accommodation OF
the public, Mrs. William is lady well
acquainted with the business, and one
who assures satisfaction Call at the
"Glyndon House," 2l9 8 street S., and
see her. r..
Mrs.. p. Olson & Co. have inserted in
our columns a large lad" which denotes
he is DESTROYS of our patronage, let all
of our readers visit them, No. 2l3 and
2l5 Nicollet avenue. Messrs Olson &
Co., successor to Ingram, Olson & Co.,
who for years has been known as the
leading dry goods merchants of the
Northwest.
Through letter from G. D. Malone,
of Co. ,25th nifty we find they are we'll
located at Mt. Shaw. Mont. They are
all comparatively well and are delight
with their new quarters. They can
plainly see the white snow on the
Rocky Mountains, which lies there all
the year round. There is fine hunting
and fishing up there. The regards of
the company is extended to their many
friends in the Northwest.
The first picnic of the season occurred
last Tuesday at Lake Harriet, given by
by Messrs Geo. Williams and R. Burke,
owing to the prospects of the weather,
there We're not many who went out,
those who were there amused them
selves fishing, boat riding, ETC., at an
early hour in the evening arrangements
were made for dancing which was in
dulged in until a fearful storm came up
and drove the merry makers to their
several homes.