Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-11
The SANITY CITY.
appointment of FiremaIl-Rey.
Henderson Returned to st.
James Col. A. A.
Jones.
The Hilyard Reception.

Monday night!
Mrs. Charles Butler has returned from
her trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs. William Aston is to leave soon
on visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Alex. Miles of Duluth was in the
city. Wednesday and gave the APPEAL a
call.
/ Mrs George w. Hall who has been i'll
for the past three weeks is now conval-
escent.
Miss Lizzie Geddy is in Chicago play.
ing havoc with the hearts of the suscep-
tible gallants.
Miss Louise Parker, of Cleveland, O.,
is the guest of Miss Celia Robertson, 53a
/ w. 18th street. & 1861 ...
Rev. William Gray has moved from
his former residence on Wabasha to No.
1853 Charles st.
Chief Black has appointed Mr.. John
Benjamin in Chemical Company No. 4
of the fire department..
Mrs. W. A. Bruce, Mrs. w. H. Bruce,
AMI Mrs. j. K. Hilyard spent Monday
In Minneapolis visiting friends.
Quit that health destroying weed, to-
bacco and cigaretts, and use Colgan S
Tafiy tolu-deliclous- harmless.
Mrs. Mary Leavett, Mrs. Thomas
Coleman and Mrs. A. A. Cotton spent
last Monday at Lake Minnetonka.
The state treasurer's monthly report
shows more money in the treasury July
81 than ever before in it's history
81 ,3422 ,362.67.
Miss Carrie Batteles Smith, of Dayton
| Ohio, is visiting her sister Mrs. M. w.
Lewis who has been seriously i'll but has
now recovered.
The city building inspector during the
month of July issued permits for the
erection of 322 buildings, the aggregate
value of which was 81 ,254,355.
Mrs, William Ridgeway left this week
for an extended visit east. She will
visit Ann Arb or, New York, Baltimore,
and Washington before her return.
Mrs. E. J. Williams arrived in this city
last week from Chicago to join her hus-
band, and they have taken permanent
residence at No. 45S University avenue.
The folks ofStillwater gave most de-
lightful picnic Thursday of last week at
Four Lakes number of St. Paul people
were invited and all had an excellent
time.
Mr.. Allen French and family, Mrs.
Adeline Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Rob-
inson, Miss Claudio Sweed, Mr.. and Mrs,
B. c. Yaney of Edna Mills, were at Lake
Harriet this week.
The Peoples Theatre patrons enjoyed
Robertson's "Caste" very much this
week. Next week the great play Lion
don Assurance" will be presented by the
admirable stock company.
Rev. J. NJ. Henderson has been re-
turned to st. James church for next
year. He will not be in the city Sunday
however, and the pulpit will be filed
by Rev. Scott B. Jones who has been
appointed to Helena, Mont.
Col. A. A. Jones, of Indianapolis the
the famous orator has been in the city
for several days the guest of Mr.. F. b.
Parker. The colonel made talk in
Minneapolis last Monday night at Wiz
dom Hall aud astonished the natives.
The Olympic Theatre opens Monday,
Aug. Goth for the fall and winter season
with double attraction, "Mabel Rivers
Partisan Folly Company and ''Du Rel
Twin Brothers Mammoth Coterie OF
Speciality Stars" This will be by far
the finest company of novelty and bur-
lesque artists ever seen in this vicinity.
The orchestra has been thoroughly re.
organized and strengthened by the en-
gagement of several first class solo ar
lists. ''Billy'' Wells, the popular com.
edian, is now the general manager of the
theatre. The house is being refurnished
and painted and several changes have
been made that will be appreciated by
| the patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Hilyard gave
a reception in honor of the strangers
in the city, last Friday evening
which was a very pleasant affair. Music
cards, conversation, and excellent re-
freshments enabled all to have delight
full time. There were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Hilyard, Mrs. L. G. Morris, of Louis
vile; Mrs. w. A. Bruce, of Chicago
Mrs. w. II. Bruce, of Washington; Mrs
w. B. Elliott, Mrs. Mary Elliott, of.Sar
Francisco; Mrs. L. A. Robertson, Mrs
W. Liggins, Mrs. 7. R. G. Taylor, O
/ Warrendale; Mrs. Jennie Bradshaw
Miss Nellie Bank and Miss Laura Rome
of Kansas City; Miss Ida Gibbs, OF Ober
lin: Miss Oracle Wilkins, Miss sadi,
Hilyard; Masters Tommie Taylor, Her
bert Elliott Messrs.. George Harrison an,
! J. @. Adams.
! About The Coming Man.
i 1t is pretty certain that the comm
3 man will be bald if he continues to wea
tipht hats and tnnth1ncc If 10 continue