Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-29
The SANITY CITY,
Republican Primaries Tonight
The Lyles Grand Recep-
tion Social Pointers,
Ramsey Colored Club.

Il The
Primaries for
The County Convention
Will be held this evening
Between five and seven o'clock
Be on hand sure and be sure to vote
right.
The Arabian nights at the Grand this
Iafternoon and tonight.
| To-day and tonight are the last
chances to visit the Exposition.
Mr.. Oscar S. Sanders left Monday for
a trip to Louisville his old home.
This afternoon, tonight and to-mor-
row night Camille, at the Peoples.
There were fair representation of
Minneapolitans in the city last Sunday.
| Mrs. Charles Sweed LETT the city last
week for California to permanently re-
side.
Mrs. G. w. Hall leaves to day for a
trip to Chicago, thence to Omaha to
spend the winter.
Mrs. T. R. c. Taylor of Warrendale,
presented her husband a brand new
baby girl last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah j. Hubbard enroute to st..
Louis from Spokane Falls passed
through the city last Saturday.
When you ar hungry go to the del
monico' No. 37S Minnesota street and
get first class meal for q cents.
| Mr.. Charles Wilkens has moved his
| family from North st. Paul to the city,
and now resides on Norris street.
The Wabasha street bridge will be re-
constructed at total cost of Sl52, $685.
The bridge IS to be ready for use by the
| first of next April.
| The Republican county committee
held a lively meeting last Monday, all
the members were present or rep
resented by proxy.
Mrs. A. J. Bell one day last week
presented her husband the first enstall-
ment of an interesting family in the
shape of a bouncing girl.
There is no better place for gentle
men to get furnishing goods, hats, caps
etc., than Pannell q Bales No. 4l2
Jackson Best goods at lowest prices.
Mrs. M. w. Lewis, the fashionable
hair dresser, leaves to-day for New York
via Chicago. Mrs. Lewis has a piece of
hair work in the Cincinnati Exposition
that is said to be the best thing of the
kind ever made in this country.
Mass will be be said at the Colored
Catholic church next Sunday (to-mor-
row at 9:15 a. m. every Sunday there
alter until further notice mass will be
said at 1880 a. m. The usual instruc-
ton by Father Stanley will take place
III the evening. All are invited.
Mr.. H. G. Hopewell, has opened a
temperance billiard parlor in the Skid
more Block on Fifth street between
Minnesota and Robert streets. He has
two fine tables and keeps a good stock
of cigars and the young men of the city
will find the ''Skidmore Palace" a
pleasant place to spend leisure hours.
The grand opening took place last night
| If you have NJ good reason to go else.
where, why not 60 to Benedict's at
"Seven Corners to get your furniture
and house furnishings. He will sell
cheap and on the installment plan. He
wants your custom and asks for il
through the columns of the WEsrERN
A PEAL because he knows that all the
first class Colored people of the city take
it and read it.
Mrs. W. H. Davis, of Keokuk. Iowa
arrived in the city to join her husband
who has been here for several mouths
Mrs. Davis is a lady possessed Q. rare
literary ability and is a newspaper
writer of note and formerly was an oc
casional contributor to the WESTERN
APPEAL over the nom de plume .Aun
Peggy" She will undoubtedly be 8
valuable acquisition to st. Paul society
The lovers of music will have an op
portunity to enjoy it at the Crane
Opera House during next week wher
Americas fayorite Miss Emcia Abbott
and her great company will appear
The repertory is as follows: Monday
evening, "Mikado;" Tuesday, II Trova
tore;;" Wednesday matinee, "Chimes
of Normandy" Wednesday evening
Bohemian Girl;;' Thursday, Norma :
Friday, Rose of Castile;;" Saturday
: matinee, Carnival Of Venice" Satur
day evening, "Le Part du Diable"
Mrs. A. Hawkins, who keeps {
restaurant on the corner of Sixth anG
st. Peter street had her house visited
by the police last Saturday night and il
proved to be more of house of prosti
tuition than a restaurant. Z. H. Hill
Frank Clark, George Wilson, Carrie
Everett, Katie Wells, Louisa Robinson
Mary Deems, Mary Johnson and Cor
1, Clayton were captured. Mrs. Hawkins
J Carrie Everett, Louisa Robinson and
q Mary Deems were given twenty-foul
: hours to leave town, the others plead
guilty and were fined S15 each. We
| hope the moral spasm will continue unit
| it wipes all such places off the face O
the earth.
The Pioneer.