Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-10

The subscription price Of the APPEAL
beginning March LIST, will be 50 per
/ year, $l.l0 per sixsmonths and 60 cents
3 per three months.
Rev. Jordon Chayis will open the
grand entertainment at Lincoln Hall,
Monday evening, March 10. with a
prayer in German.
Mrs. Fannie Hall has leased the old
Turner Hotel, and will open !. first class
place next week. It will be known as
the Raymond EuropeanHotel.
The entertainment at Lincoln Hall
Monday evening, march 10Th, will begin
at $3.50 precisely # you wish to hear
the exercises, be there on time.
The. second reception musicale and
entertainment under the auspices of
Mrs. Trent will take place at Madison
Street Theatre, Monday. March 18th.
Mrs. E. A. Brad fore, one of the oldest
members Of St.. Paul's church, died
Friday. She was buried Monday from
the church, Rev. G. S. Jacobs officiating.
The APPEAL congratulates DR.. G. E.
Bentley upon his appointment as
Clinical Instructor IN the Department
of Dental Surgery, Of Rush Medical
College.
Mrs. S. Laing Williams, former
pupil Of Prof. Adams. has kindly con-
sented to read a selection at the enter
tainment at Lincoln Hall, on Monday
the 10Th.
| If you have an item of news you
want published, leave it at Bryan's
Estella Cafe 446 State street, or at the
Chicago Office of the APPEAL $50 Clark
St. room 7.
On and after March LIST for three weeks
any boy between IA and 10 years of age,
may join the Dixon Cadets free upon
application to Leroy Taylor, 27l2 Dear
born street,
Last Sunday night Rev. Knight
preached from the text, Remember,
thy Creator in the days Of thy YOUTH"
The sermon was especially for the
young folks.
We got Brother Reed little mixed
in our report of the minister's meeting
last week. What he said about societies
was in sermon and not in discussion
at the meeting.
The members of Quinn Chapel and
other friends of the excellent choir
Of that church, purpose giving grand
benefit concert for that organization,
about April 18th.
| If you do not get the APPEAL reg
ularly, send a postal card to G. F.Adams
1870 Clark st., room 7, and we will inves-
| tigate the matter, and see that you get
the paper every Saturday.
| Mrs. Minnie Smith, No. 5000 Dear
born, is to leave shortly for Mime
apolis, to reside with her daughter. Mrs.
A. G. Plummer, so Wednesday she was
surprised by number of friends, who
came bearing gifts and wishing her Bon
Voyage.
Among those who are to graduate from
the Bennett Medical College on the Goth
is Mrs. Carrie Golden, one of the most
intelligent of our ladies. We under
stand that Mrs. Golden will make dis
eases of females her specially after
graduation.
The eleventh lecture Of the library
course was delivered last Saturday
night, by E. Nelson Blake Esq ex-
President of the Board of Trade. His
subject was, "a Strange Boy in a
Strange Land. Prof. James Johnson's
Quartet rendered some fine music.
You can get the APPEAL three months
for only sixty cents. Leave your sub
scription with 4. s. Bryan, 446 State
street, Prof. G. f. Adams, 1914 Dear
born street or at the Chicago office,
100 Clark ST., room Z, and you will get
the paper promptly every Saturday.
The event of the season will be the
entertainment by Prof. Adams German
class. There will be songs, choruses,
solos, recitations etc., rendered in
English and German, first class pro-
! gramme. after which promenade.
Look out for further announcements.
The Chicago Republican is the name
of the new paper just started in the
city. John F. G.. Taylor is the Manag-
ing Editor. It is q campaign paper, and
promises to keep things lively for few
months. A prominent white Repub-
lican will furnish the money to keep it
going.
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The WESTERN APPEAL has more Chica
go news than any Of the papers. It ii
for sale at R.. S. Bryan's, 446 State
street, Chas. Landres, Ill Harrison
T. A, Chinn's, 1888 -3oth street, w. Fl
Monroe's, SO 3. Van Buren, street, Mrs
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Clark street, Room Z.
Rev. Jordan Chayis preached ser
mon to the Odd Fellows, at Quinn