Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-11-17
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
Grand Concert at st. Peters
Accident to Mr.. Todd Odd
Fellows Benefit.
Thanksgiving Dinner.

Thanksgiving Dinner.
The infant child of Mr.. C. C. Carter
is quite i'll in Chicago.
The Excelsior Club gave a pleasant
dance at Odd Fellows hall last Tuesday
night.
40 to Altman & Co. for your winter
clothing, 81, 80 and s5 Washington Ave
South.
Go to Nexsen & Williams for Ladies',
Gents and Children's fine footwear.
No. 227 Nicollet, Ave.
George and Albert Lee have been en-
ployed at the big stores of s. E. Olson
4 Co. as door tenders.
Remember the Odds Fellows Benefit
to be given at Piummer Post Hall Tues
day evening Nov Goth.
During the excitement of the pc itical
campaign we have overlooked a great
deal of interesting news.
Cleveland ran well in England but
fearfully bad in America where votes
count. Richmond Planet.
Grand thanksgiving dinner at st.
Peters Church and in the evening a
concert by hest local talent.
A low rate of advertising will be given
for all entertainments to be given in the
city. See Mitchell for your advertising
Rev. E. Mitchell preached at East
side church last Sunday evening and
will preach tomorrow evening at same
place.
For the best rs cent meals in the city
90 to the Glyndon House No 2l9 Third
street South. Mrs. George Williams
proprietor.
Subs ribers in this city who do not re-
ceive their papers have only to drop
card to the manager z. w. Mitchell,
"a Hennepin Ave.
Deservedly popular-We mean Laxa-
dor, for everybody has derived much
benefit from it's use. Physicians recon-
mend it. Sold everywhere.
Cold weather is coming Take time
by the forelock by laying in your coal
and wood now. Go to the Minneapolis
Fuel Co. No. AZ Washington Ave. South.
The most complete clothing house in
the city may be found at nos. 81 nd :s:.s
Washington Ave. South, Altman & Go.
Read their ''ad" IN 4th page. They are
leaders in their line.
Among our advertisers is Mr.. r. H.
W. Davis dealer in wood and coal
He is a ColOred man and ought to get
the custom OF the Colored people. Call
on him at 254 Fourth Ave. S.
BOUTELL BROTHERS, Nos. 207 Mic
ollet Ave. and 323 Washington Ave. s..
have the largest line of housed hold goods
of any establishment west of Chicago.
Goods sold on installments.
The APPEAL will now solicit all social
and interesting news from any part Of
the city or state which will be sent to
224 Hennepin Ave-, Minneapolis or
room q Union Block st. Paul.
The entertainment given last Monday
evening al the East side rink by Mr.. J.
Ii. Watkins proved a success, both social
and financially. The rink will be opened
every Monday evening for series of
entertainments, where all are invited.
GENTLEMEN, remember that 1.-The
Crystal has moved from No. 253 Nicol-
let Ave. to No. 2l3 NicoIlet Ave-, next
door to S. E. Olson's. THE CHRYS-
TAI" is hea quarters for Hats, Caps,
Canes, Umbrellas, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
and Gents Furnishings of every de-
scription.
AS the result Of an election bet, Miss
May Weight, the young lady who has
charge OF the news and cigar stand in
the Boston Block, and Mr.. John w.
Conlow real estate dealer in the same
block are to be married about Christ
mas. Had Cleveland been elected they
we've to discontinue their friendly re-
lations until another presidential cleo
ton. -s.
On last Tuesday several saloons Was
found to be open which was strictly for
hidden by law on lection day. The
police started immediately on the mis-
sion of closing them, going to one place
namely Pa Cardlff's where they found
a Colored porter, Mr.. B. Holmes who
| they proceeded to march off to the sta
! tion leaving the honored Pat to run his
| place alone.
About two weeks ago while Mr.. &c.
Todd was crossing the motor line on 4th
and First Ave. S., his wagon was struck
by an incoming train, upsetting it and
throwing him out which resulted. In CON
siderable damage to himself, wagon and
team. The APPEAL passed along at the
time but regarding the matter non
serious accident, and regrets to know of
the confinement of Mr. Todd since his
accident.
1 The choir of the Seminary NJ. E..
Church gave grand concert in the ST.
Peters A. NJ. E. Church ON Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. 18th for the benefit of the
Trustees of the latter a very fine musi
cal program was rendered in an excel
lent manner The participants graced
4 the new church in such appropriate
fitness that it made its memb RS wish
from the depths of their hearts for a