Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
The SANITY CITY.
A Nice Party by the Young
men---Little Receptions
Local Politics.
Minor Mention.

/ Benefit concert
At Market Hall
Next Wednesday night.
The boys make music. and don't 20,
forget it.
Felt and warm lined shoes at A. G
Peirs this week, No. 80 East It'll st.
When you are hungry go to the 'Del
monico" No. 37s Minnesota street ant
get a first class meal for 25 cents.
When you wish to have little dane,
call on Prof. Chas. W. Howard No
374a Minnesota street to furnish tn,
music. y,
Mrs. J. w. Matthews after pleasan
visit Of several weeks amonp relation.
in the city left Friday for her home il
Chicago.
Last Sunday was the last day of the
golden jubilee of Pope Leo and it was
celebrated by requiem and high masses
throughout the city -,.... -s-. 49,. +
Mr.. John Dade who formerly resided
in the city but is now doing business in
Grand. Forks, Oak, is in the city this
week circulating among his friends.
There is no better place for gentle.
men to get furnishing goods, hats, caps
etc., than at Pannell & Bales No. Az
Jackson. Best goods at lowest prices.
Mr.. George A. Gooden. one of ou1
most prominent and popular young men
leaves today or early next week for a
visit to relatives in Bowling Green, Va.
Pure gold always has its base i1nita-
ton. It is SO with Salvation Oil, which
is worth its weight in gold to all suffer
ers from rheumatism, neuralgia. or govt.
See that you get the genuine. Is cents.
FOR RENT-A seven room house,
No. 606 st. Anthony Ave. Price S25 per
month. May be heated by stoves OF
furnace. Apply to Richmond Taylor,
ST. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Office
Cor. Third and Jackson. ..,-
City Treasurer Reis' report for Septem-
Der shows the disbursements to have
been $5l5,66705 leaving a balance on
hand Of s597, 647 80. His receipts fol
the school Board funds were 1926, 46s .S3
disbursements s4ss ATS 81, leaving a bal
ance of S4S, ll4.16.
I call your attention to the specia
sale of Gents and Ladies shoes. Kid
button, Sl.25 up. Gents Button Laced
and Congress $3.50 up. All fine shoes
included, with proportional discount
Call to see me before you buy elsewhere
A. &. Piel, No. 33 E. 9TH st. ~...- .
A committee from those who with.
drew from Pilgrim Baptist church
Richard Wear, chairman, waited on
Rev. W. Gray and engaged him to hold
divine services at Odd Fellows Hal
Sunday at HOO a. IN. and 7:30 j. m
The public generally, is invited to be
present.
The ever charming and popular Mag
gle Mitchell will give the first represen
tation of her new play Cray" at the
Grand next week, Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, and Thursday evenings
and Saturday matinee. Friday eyenini
Little Barefoot Saturday evening
"Fanchon." ..L% Ill.,. ~.
Alta meeting at Pilgrim Baptist churcl
Wednesday evening, the resignation 0
Rev. w. Gray as pastor, was formally
received. A committee of three wa
appointed to secure another pastor
The list Of names of those who desired
letters Of withdrawal was referred t.
the deacons. Divine services will b.
held at the usual hours Sunday.
If you have no good reason to go else
where, why not 60 to, Benedict's a
s'Seyen Corners to get your furniture
and house furnishings. He will sci
cheap and on the installment plan. He
wants your custom and asks for i
through the columns of the WEsrERr
Az PEAL because he knows that all the
first class Colored people of the city take
it and read it.
A delightful little tea was given il
honor of Mrs. j. w. Matthews of Chica
60 by Mrs. Isaiah Hill at her residence
on Superior street last Monday evening
Conversation and parlor games made
the evening pass most pleasantly
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs. w
B. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tx. Hilyard
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. III. Lyles, Mrs. L. a
Robertson; Misses Celia and vodi.
Robertson, Ida Gibbs; Mr.. Patrick Smith
Minnie Burroughs Majestic Burles
quers have done big business, and shoy
was good, at the Olympic. For weel
of Oct. they have A. M. Harris Bur
lesque Opera Co. in ''Adonis" with
powerful cast of characters. The ward
robe in this production will be excellent
A great list of novelties will be intro
duced, an entire new company will b
seen, and we think we can say in safet
this show will be corker.
Mrs. j. W. Matthews, of Chicago wa
rendered very pleasant little recel
ton Wednesday evening at tn
residence of Mrs. L. A. Robertson
West Seventh street. Music, convers
ton and a delightful repast rendere
! the evening very enjoyable and el
abled all to depart feeling it was well
have been there. Those who grace
1 the occasion were: Rev. and Mrs.
M. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. All.
] French, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Elliot, M