Western appeal., 1888-10-13
THE SANITY CITY.
A Pleasant Reception, VISIT
ing Stransers-A Nice
Surprise.
Little Locals.

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When you need plumber, call on W.
J. Freaney, No. IA w. 3rd.
For anything in the line of dentistry
60 to DR.. Hurd "a E. Third.
For all styles in hair goods 90 to Mrs.
y. III. Lyles No. A East 3rd.
The anti gang Democrats have placed
a full county ticket in the field.
Mrs. William Gray still remains i'll at
her residence on Charles Street.
Mr.. William Liggins is quite sick at
his residence on West Sixth street.
Mr. T. Alexander, of Chicago, is in
the city, the guest of Mr.. c. A. Lett.
Mrs. Lizzie Kellum, her son Alfred.
and daughter Lizzie left for Hot Springs
Ark. last Thursday.
Mr.. w. Branham, of Chicago, former
ly of Louisville, KY, is in the city this
week.
Mrs. M. Glispie, of Milwaukee, is in
the city this week the guest of Mrs.
Harry Howard.
f r RENT-A nice furnished room.
Apply to Mrs. Weldon Howard, No. 1s1
w. Third street.
@'The Boston''is the place for all gentle
men to get their clothing. Cor. Robert
and Third streets.
Where must 1 spend this evening?
Go to the "Skidmore Palace SS East
9TH, and play billiards.
When you are hungry go to the del
monicoo No. 979 Minnesota street and
get first class meal for IS cents.
Mrs. R. G. Howard presented her
husband bouncing baby boy last Satur-
day evening. Mother and son are doing
we'll.
When you wish to have little dance
call on Prof. Chas. w. Howard No.
3743 Minnesota street to furnish the
music.
Mr.. Clarence Johnson who has been
resident of our city for several years left
Tuesday for Tacoma, w. T. to perma-
nantly reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Williams after a
pleasant visit of several weeks among
relatives in Missouri returned to the
city last Saturday.
Rev. Robt. Hickman, the founder of
Pilgrim Baptist church has been rein
stalled as its pastor. Services at the
usual hours every Sunday.
Do you need any furniture? G. F.
Benedict No. 176 West Seventh (Seven
Corners) has the best goods at the low
est prices. Goods sold on installments-
Services will be held at Odd Fellows
| Hail on Wabasha street Sunday, at II 100
A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. The public cor
daily invited. Rev. w. Gray will fill
the pulpit.
In the list Of persons present at the
surprise rendered to Rev. and Mrs.
William Gray last week, the names of
Miss Rena Bradbury and Willie Gray
were unintentionally omitted in the pub
lished report.
There will be very interesting services
at the Colo1ed Catholic church next
Sunday evening. The subject of Father
Shanleys lecture will be the 'sRosary''
and it's use in Catholic prayers. Mass
will be said at 1920 A. M.
The fact that Mr. M. J. Bell, the pres
ent register of deeds in this county rec
ognized the Colored people by appoint
ing Colored man as clerk in his office
will secure for him all the votes of the
Colored people for reelection.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. A. Kirtley. on last
Monday evening, gave delightful tea
in honor of Miss Callie Alexander, of
Detroit, Mich. There were present Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Loomis, Mrs. J.. Adams,
Mrs. w. H. Morris, Miss E. Belle Smith,
Mr.. ]. @. Adams.
Mrs. J. Adams one day last week en-
tertained at dinner, her mother Mrs. A.
Carter, of Burlington, Iowa; Rev. and
Mrs. J. M. Henderson, Mrs. Clara Jones,
of Chicago; Misses Laura and Dovie
Adams and master Arthur Adams, of
Burlington, Iowa.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. Canady, No. 455
! Wabasha street entertained a. dinner
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs Sim Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Howard; Messrs.
G. Foster, Al. Smith, s. A. Mcfarland
and the APPEAL. The menu was such
as only "Aunt Polly" can prepare and
/ was highly enjoyed by all
"Rosendale" or 'The Rife Ball. in
4 five acts at the Peoples this afternoon.
tonight, and tomorrow night. Next
week the great emotional play, ''The
Marble Heart" or ''The Sculptor's
Dream" This cosy theatre has grown
in popularity with each week and it's
future is assured. Everybody goes to
the Peoples.
j The executive committee of the RAM
sey County Colored league met at 3s4
Minnesota street last Sunday evening.
After an informal discussion of the issues
!. OF the campaign, committee consisting
Of J. T. Burgett, S. C. johnson, J. C.
). Cox, ]. Il. Cunningham and P. E. Reid
was appointed to confer with county
J committees, irrespective of party. This
will be done with view to supporting
j candidates who will grant Colored voters
] recognition in the distribution of official
patronage.