Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-09

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Don't forget the benefit at the
Peoples Theatre tonight for Theo..
l.. Hayes.
Mrs. Rev. w. Gray, and Mrs. Geo.
Johnson, of st. Paul were guests Of VIM.
Smith, Tuesday.
30 to Altman & Co. for an elegant
Spring suit or anything you want in the
line of clothing.
All ladies wishing to purchase dry
goods, should go to S. 3. Olson 4 Co.
2l3 & 2l5 Nicollet avenue.
Mr.. G. Bentley, who some time ago
went to Hot Springs, Ark, for his
health, has returned not much inn
proved.
2. G. NJ. Berry and P. G. M. Reed, of
this city, spent last Sunday in st. Paul.
the guests Of Mr.. Johnson,N. G. ofMars
Lodge, No. 22O2.
Gov. McGill last Monday issued a
warrant for the execution of Peter
Barrett, fixing the date at Friday, July
ID, the date of Tins execution also.
The Little Diamond base ball club
wishes to challenge any Colored club in
Minnesota to play them. All cores
pondence to be addressed to John
samuels, (captain) 256 9th avenue S.
A strawberry social, was given at the
Zion Baptist church Of the East side, on
fillmore street, between Spring and
Summer streets, last Wednesday eve
ming. A fine time for all was the result
of the affair,
Mr.. McWaters, manager for Altman
& Co., the great clothiers of this city, is
DESTROYS of a call from you, 60 and see
him and he will convince you that they
sell clothing cheaper than any one in
the Northwest.
Be sure and 20 to the Glvndon House
for your meals, it is kept by well
known lady here who has made a
record for herself in the business SO,
that we have no one to con- pete with
her. Don't forget 2l9 3rd streets. .
The St. Anthony: Lodge held meets
ing at Mr.. A. II. Watkins tonsorial
parlors Monday evening, June 4 and
decided to give a strawberry social on
on the evening ofJune 2lst. Of which
detail announcements will be. given here
after. -
Among our advertisers we find a
Colored lady who keeps. a first class
boarding house for the accommodation Of
the public, Mrs. William is a lady we'll
acquainted with the business, and one
who assures satisfaction, Call at the
"Glyndon House" 2l9 street S., and
see her.
Mrs. E. Olson & Co. have inserted in
our columns a large sad" 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.
A young lady of much promise came
to the home of Mr.and Mrs.A. II. Myrick
last Saturday afternoon, liking this city.
very much she will probably remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrick are very proud Of.
their guest and will endeavour to make
everything pleasant for her future.
Not living in this country long she is
very delicate weighing but 10 pounds
Rev. L. H. Reynolds in his sermon
last Sunday evening. exhorted every
one to work, work is the commandment
of God, though acquisition should be
installed in the minds of our people,
work and waste is of no benefit. To
appear well in society, and to be the
GODDESS on the ball room floor should
not be the goal of our ambition. Young
men save your money.
Among those captured by the police
authorities Monday, for being found in
a house Of Ill fame, kept by Mrs. Carrie
Dorsey Of this city, was Henry Vinegar,
who has been running the "Star Barber
Shop" young man who has the ability
of being a man of success, but like to
many young men his stability is not
sufficient, we hope he will take his
friends advice and stay away from such
places.
Mr.. Eligah Moulten, a man who is
well known here, and is known to be of
an independent and peaceful character
was arrested last week charged with as
sault with a dangerous weapon(a razor,
having his bail fixed at higher amount
then he could raise he was committed
to Jail to await the action Of the grand
jury, who will evidently release him
with slight punishment if any, as lie
denies having razor at the time and it
is generally believed by his friends that
he had not. It was occasioned by a false
accusation against his son.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. Emzellah
Mitchell preached his first sermon inthe
pulpit of Rev. 1. II. Reynolds, his SER
mon was somewhat brief, but has been
spoken of by a number of people, who
are well wishers Of the young man, in
the highest of praise. Mr.. Mitchell
cane to this city in 1883 from Kansas,
where he was very earnest and enthusi-
astic in religious work, while here he