Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-05-26
Go to Mrs. Geo. Williams for board.

GO to Mrs. Geo. Williams Tor board.
Be sure to visit the Peoples Theatre
next week.
Don't miss next weeks play at the
Peoples Theatre.
Don't miss that excellent play at the
Peoples next week.
For meals or boarding by the week
go to Mrs. Geo. Williams, 2l9, 3rd street
south.
For baths; haircuts and shaves, go tc
the Star Hair Cutting and Shaving
Parlors.
30 to Altman & Co. for an elegant
Spring suit or anything you want in the
line of clothing.
Mr.. Williams Thornton, who left our
city for Boston, some months ago, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Tomorrow evening at the St. Peters
A. M. E. Church, will be rendered a
musical programme by the A. M. 4.
choir.
Go to Altman & Co, for spring suit
or anything in the line of clothing, pur-
chase intelligently and let them know
you read the APPEAL.
Next week Mrs. l.. H. Reynolds will
leave for st. Louis, Mt. Vernon and the
East, her visit will probably extend
through the summer.
Altman & Co. is expecting you every
day. Go and see them. They can do
better for you in the clothing line than
any one in the Northwest.
Don't forget tie grand entertainment
given by the Shorter Lyceum, at their
hall, 5OS3 Washington avenue s., next
Tuesday evening, May 81.
Miss Maud Lucas, Of Newark, Ohio,
arrived in the city last Friday, where
she will spend the summer visiting her
sister, Mrs. M. w. Weaver.
The Peoples Theatre attracted the
attention of thousands of people this
week, who have witness the excellent
plays rendered by mastery talent.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. W. Monkey and child,
of Duluth, passed through our city
Tuesday, on their way to Los Angles,
CAL, where they purpose to make their
future home.
Don't forget the testimonial benefit
to be rendered to Rev. L. H. Reynolds,
on next Tuesday evening, May Dist, by
the Shorter Lyceum, at their hall, 5059
Washington avenue S.
Little Diamond Base Ball Club, of
Minneapolis, is open to play any club
in the Northwest. Pres. Henry Ogden;
Man. Geo. Bloom; Cap. John Samuels.
81 Washington avenue.
Mr.. McWaters, the Minneapolis
manager for Altman Il Co. desires
call from all of our Minneapolis and
st. Paul Colored people, men, women
children, 60 and see him.
The semi monthly entertainment
given by the Baptist Mission Sunday
school, occurred Monday evening, at
Mrs. Fairs hair store, 52l Nicollet Ave-.
a most excellent programme was
rendered, and general good time was
had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bolden, who
have resided at 1919 18th avenue s. for
many years, having sold their interest
in the lot Oh which they lived, have
purchased an elegant home on 18th
avenue and oath street S., where they
will be pleased to entertain their many
friends after this. No. 2447 18th avenue
south.
At $50 last evening, Rev. L. H.
Reynolds performed double wedding,
at 254, 3rd avenue S. The high contract
ing parties being Mr.. G, H. Hogan, of
the Milwaukee Road, and Miss Julia
COPYRIGHT, and Mr.. Leslie Walker of
the West Hotel force, and Miss Julie
E. Jeffrey. The young couples begin
life auspiciously.
Miss Mamie Bridges, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. L. H, Reynolds, left for
her home in Georgetown, Mo-, last
Tuesday evening. Miss BRIGGS, during
her stay in Minneapolis, made many
friends who regret exceedingly her
absence which is occasioned by the
sickness of her brother, who has been
an invalid for two years.
The Peoples Theatre as resort for
pleasure and recreation, is not excelled
by any place of amusement in the city.
Why? For many reasons. AS many
drops of rain fills the ocean, so does the
many Characteristics of the Peoples
make it the most popular. First, it's
manager, Mr.. W. E. Sterling, a gentle
man possessing thorough knowledge
of the business is catering for the
pleasure of the people. Mr., T. L..
Hayes, its treasurer, is a young gentle
man of rare culture, who, as an indl-
yidual assures the public Of satisfaction.
The next character is one upon whom
depends the satisfaction which is re-
ceiyed by every one except a few
chronic kickers who reside in our city.
From the polite, genteel and accom-
modating manner of their ticket agent
and assistant treasurer, Mr.. L. D. Nc
Leans, young gentleman polite to
every one, treating everyone alike, re-
CARELESS of color or nationality. To
assure yourselves ofthese facts, you have
but to visit the Peoples Theatre, stu
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