Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-23
THE SA|NTL CITY.
st. Paul DOings for one Week
Two Souls Made Happy.

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st. Paul DOings for one Weel
Two Souls Made Happy.
Items pl,scked here and there
Go to Society Hall, Drake Blocl
July A.
Mrs. Geo. Duckett left Monday for {
trip to Chicago.
Miss Oracle johnson left Saturday fol
Memphis, Tenn.
Charles Stewart left last Saturday fol
trip to Chicago.
Mr.. j. II. Cunningham left last Sunday
for a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Scott left for trip to
Chicago last Sunday
Mr. It's. Watkins took trip tc
Chicago last Sunday.
The Odd Fellows will giyea grand ex.
cursion August 1, to Lake Minnetonka
Mrs. II. 9. Covington and Miss Leona
Landre went down to Chicago Tuesday
Mr.. S. II. Hickman left Saturday
night for trip of a few days to Chicago
Try meal st the City Restaurant AS
Jackson street. Only Is cents and a
good one too.
Are you going any where July 4th!
lfso, do not forget the low rates via
Manitoba Line.
Mrs. w. A. Hilyard left last week for
Fargo to visit her sister. Ofcourse Sadie
accompanied her.
Mr.. James Wiley, of Gallipolis, Ohio,
is in the city visiting his cousin, Mrs.
James A. Thomas.
Mr.. John Harrison en- route to Ohio
from Topeka. Kan, stopped in the city
last week to visit his brother Mr.. George
Harrison.
Mrs. James Bannister entertained at
dinner Sunday, Misses Bertha Heath
cock and Ella B. Smith; Messrs J. O.,
aud G. F. Adams.
Cyrene Commandery, of Minneapolis,
will assist at the grand entertainment to
be given by Pilgrim Commandery, at
Drake Block, Society hall, July 4.
1t looks as ifevery one was planning a
holiday on the 4th of July. The low
rates announced by the ST. F., M. & NJ.
Ry., will influence a great deal of
travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], K. Hilyard, enter
tanned at dinner last Saturday, Mrs. w.
R. Godett, Mr.. "A. A. Bland, of Keokuk,
Iowa, Prof. G. F. Adams, of Chicago, ).
@. Adams.
A Colored man named Frank Pendle-
ton, living at 563 Broadway, was ar
rested Monday night for biting the
nipple off his wife's breast. Mrs. PEN
dleton is white woman.
July 4, the grand promenade concert
by Pilgram Commandery will take place
at Society Hall, Drake Block. Two
grand marches, Sir knights Drill.
Refreshments served by the ladies.
Grand concert and literary entertain
mont will take place at Pilgrim Baptist
church, Tuesday evening, June 26,
under management of management of
Mrs. Geo. Adams, for benefit of Pilgrim
Baptist church. Prof. r. T. Brown.
Musical director, assisted by Miss Lulu
Griswold. Admission 15 cents. BE
sure to attend. COMMITTEES Owen Davis
and Moses Martin.
A grand festival and musical enter.
tainment will be given by VIM. Stevens
Lodge. No 113 F. A. NJ, on Thursday
June %, at St. James church, corner Of
Fuller and Jay streets All the deli.
cacies Of the season will be served il
abundance. Doors open at g o'clock
p. m. Admission 15c.; children, 1Oc
Committee of arrangements: r. Will
liams chairman, G.. w. Patterson, R. A
Jefferson.
N-HENDERSON.
The topic in social circles for severa
weeks has been the wedding Of Mr.
Huron J. Shelton and Mrs. Cora Hen
derson. The happy event was consum
mated Thursday evening of last week a,
the residence of Mr.. +. ID. Parker OF
Martin street. The ceremony was pre-
formed at $50 p. M. by Rev. L. III, Rey
nolds, Of Minneapolis. The bride wor,
a fashionable gown Of fasllionabl,
shade of green Henrietta cloth with ha
to match. The groom wore the conyen
tional dress for such suspicious occa
sions. Miss Alice Lawrence, and MI
w. III. McDaniels acted as attendants
Immediately after the ceremony tn
bridal couple left for Milwaukee, thei
future home, There were presen
Mesdames r. G. Howard, *. Hilyard
w. s. Ellison, Geo. Duckett, M. Hopkins
D. Roy, ]. B. Johnson, D. Parker, F. D
Parker, H. G. Covington, C. Waldron
NJ. D, Pettis, Addie Henry, Jane
Banister, J. A. Thomas, Geo. Hunton
w. Sparks; Misses Cora and Florenc
French, Oracle Johnson, Dodie Roe
Ella Smith. Hattie Johnson, Ida Mink
Viola Berry; Mrs. :. Morris, Messrs
B. johnson, w. Mccoy, G. A. Mason, c
H. Bush, Will Brown, G.. A. Gooden
Jas. A. Thomas, Jas. Wiley.
/ The following presents were received
Mr.. W. Brown, silk umbrella; Mr.. an
Mrs. w. II. Parker, silver pickle castor