Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-04
full selection. Some other exercises
were also rendered.

full selection. Some other exercises
were also rendered.
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street, Prof. G. +. Adams, 1914 Dear
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the paper promptly every Saturday.
i Mr.. r. S. Bryan, treasurer Of VIM
| Lloyd Garrison. Walters Mixed Assem-
bly,, No. s286, has made his semi-annual
i report, ending Dec. 31st, which show,
| that the receipts during the term were
/ $284.20, and the expenses for the relief
OF members and incidentals were
$213.9O.
Mr.. i. Cooper wishes VI to state that
Bethesda Baptist Church + prospecting
both spiritually and financially under
the new pastor, Rev. Jordan Chavis.
There is q series of meetings in progress
many joining by letter, experience and
baptism. The able minister is beloved
by all who know him.
At the performances of Ten Nights in
3 Bar Room given by the Colored
Dramatic Company, at Madison street
Theatre Tuesday evening, the manage
ment seemed to forget the eternal fit
ness of things The father and mother
represented in the play, ware persons
of very dark complexion while their
child was perfectly white.
The WESTERN APPEAL has more Chica-
go news than any Of the papers. It is
for sale at R. s. Bryan's, 446 State
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Clark street, Room Z.
George G. Christian Esq. lectursd at
the Library Association, Saturday night
to large audience, His subject was
Popular Science" The lecture was
replete with valuable thoughts and was
delivered in pleasing manner. Nusi-
cal selections we're rendered by Mrs.
Mary Davenport, Mrs. Lydia Dsysngsr,
Mr.. Albert Johnson and Mr.. Jas. II.
Johnson.
At the regular meeting ofthe Ladies'
Relief Corps, auxilliary to John Brown
Post No. 5. ca. r. the following
officers were installed: Madame F. "A.
Powell, president; Mrs. Blanch Pater-
son, senior vice president; Mrs. Emma
NOEL, junior vice president; Mrs.
Virginia Payne, secretary; Mrs. Agnes
Moody, chaplain; and Mrs. Gertis
Jackson, treasurer.
Last Sunday morning appropriate
services, in memory of Rev. E. G.
Joiner, who departed this life recently,
were held at Quinn Chapel. Rev.
Joiner was at one time the pastor of
the church and it was during his incum-
bancy that the present house of wor-
ship was erected. Rev. Henderson
preached an appropriate sermon on the
life of the deceased and paid a we'll
merited tribute to his worth as : MN
lister and 10 man.
The Young Mems Club had an enter
tainment at Central Hall Thursday
night. Mrs. III. f. Davis-Symmons
read Entertaining sisters beau
Miss Lizzie Whitman sang, Expect
ancy," Miss Adah Brown read s.Lor-
raine," Mr.. Hammond sang "Drsam
Faces" The Quartet composed Of
Mesdames Warwick, Wells, Davenport,
and Reed rendered some selections.
Then dancing was INDUCED in. A very
select crowd was present.
Prof. G. F. Adams German class is
just commencing at $50 Clark street,
room Z, second floor. If you wish to
learn German this is . good chance.
In six weeks you Gan learn to read,
write and speak German. The terms
are very low and books are furnished
free. Ifyou wish to join the class you
must come in on Monday or Tuesday
a. or p. m. as no pupils will be
rcsivsd after that time. All are invited
to visit this class and see how the thing
is done. It's something new.
/ George Godfrey, the Qolored heavy
weight pugilist, who halls from Boston,
and who last Wednesday fought Nc
Henry johnson, near Denver, Col, was
in the city last Saturday. Godfrey il
of small but compact build, and weighs
about l65 pounds. Though he received
the larger part Of the stakes he is still
quite sore over the decision which was
given against him on foul. A large
delegation Of Godfrsy's friends accom-
panied him on the Grounds" and he
bad coed time with the "boys." He
went East Sunday.
The Drill Corps Of st. George Com
andsry, e. T. gave its first public recep-
ton at Central Hall, Monday night. A
large and fne-locking audiences was
present. A concert programme was
rendered, then came drilling BY Drill
Corps and Lady hasaqeesa, Tho young
ladies' drill corps called the Lady Lam
Ecers.h deserves especial mention.
The corps is under the management
of Nesdames ]. Walker and Eliza Kee-
bic and they have been thoroughly
drilled by Drill Master, R. E. Moore
II They racaiuad q daal Of annlnr.. e.