Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
A young lady appointed to an
office. Kinky hair made
straight. Fine music.
Personal Points.

Miss L. Chavis is visiting in St. Paul.
Go to Mrs. Geo. Williams for your
meals.
Mr.. H. Hurst has returned from
Florida.
Mr.. Chas. johnson has returned from
Kansas City. -.-.,.--.sz
Work is progressing rapidly on the A.
M. T.. church. ..-..
Mrs. G. L. Hunt left Thursday for an
extended visit to the East. -.-
Beware of counterfeits! Always call
for Colgan's Tatfy-Tolu Gum. ~.
Messrs G.. II. Standsul and A. Todd
left Tuesday for Yellowstone Park.
Considerable preparation is being
made for Mars Lodge picnic Aug. LIST.
The social at Zion Baptist church
Wednesday was a very enjoyable affair.
A petition is being prepared asking
conference to return Rev. L. H. Reyn-
olds. .r... ....- ..
Remember Altman & Co. are leading
the city in bargains. Young men should
visit them.
Thieves broke into Mr.. Geo. Brodie's
barber shop last Monday night and stole
lot Of tools.
Mr.. Jeffrey and son have returned to
Winona. They were guests of Mr..
Frank Jeffrey.
Remember the Peoples Theatre and
their Sunday excursion to Lake Mime
tonka. Don't miss it.
Miss Jessie Gilispie and brother
| Charles have returned to- Milwaukee,
| They were guests Of Mesdames Mason
and Marshall.
Those wishing to promote the growth
of their hair and those wishing curly
hair made straight should call on or ad-
dress Mrs. Lucy cambridge No. 625
Third Street South s.--...-~
Remember the old fashioned. festival
at Freya hall Tuesday night. This is
this is the last grand effort of the stew
ardesses of It. Peters church before
conference. Let everybody be on hand.
Admission only 10 cents. ...s..- z-..
Miss Jennie Napier a graduate of our
high school has teen appointed to
clerkship in the Office Of register of
deeds to succeed Mr. M. W. Lewis, re-
signed. There is no doubt that she will
| fill the position with credit.
| Rev. T. L. Johnson, ex-missionary to
Africa and at present financial secretary
of the Baptist Missionary Association
spoke to large audience at Mrs. Farr's
store Monday night. He anticipates
| giving public address soon.
St. Anthony Lodge will give public
installation on Friday, evening July 20,
at Plummers Post Hall, corner of Wash
ington and LIST avenues N. Let every
body 90 and see what they can'tsee at
circus. The mystic and imposing
ceremonies of the Ancient Order Of Odd
Fellows.
| On Tuesday evening July oath musi
cal entertainment will be given by the
choir of St. Peters church at Freya hall
for the benefit of the organist, Miss
Alice Gordon. She has done good,
faithful work without compensation and
deserves big turn out. A fine pro-
gram will be rendered.
The orchestra which came here from
the East recently is fine organization.
The members are Messrs R. J. Cole, f.
D. Jones, B, F. Burton, C. G. Anderson,
M. Johnson, John Leavis, M. Harris.
P, Roberts, Syens, Theo. Nelson. They
will probably be engaged for the season
on the steamer Belle of Minnetonka.
Mr.. Editor:
We will heartily join with
| the st. Paul people in celebrating the
1st of August at Minnetonka Beach.
We think the managers of the Odd
Fellows picnic mean to do all right. and
the young men of this city such as w.
R. Rogers, Jasper Gibbs, Frank Rober-
son and F. E. Wilson will support them.
Mr.. Joseph Waddell is endeavoring to
separate the people on that day and we
do not think it right. He is not a leader
of the people in any sense. -