The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-03-16
The sam Thy CITY.
A Few Notes and Paragraphs of
the Metropolis Of the
r.. e@& Northwest.
Little Locals.

CAuiGu luuIsuayy nlGSAIWaS Wen attended
and quite sum realized.
Misses Fannie Allen, Luella Under
wood and Hattie Johnson of Minneapolis
were in the city this week. d. .~
Mr.. Samuel Lewis of Indianapolis and
Miss Glenora Roe of this city will be
married next Wednesday the Goth.
The recent tax roll shows that one
Colored man in Petersburg Va pays
more taxes than all of Gov. Lees family.
Mrs. T. H. Lyles has opened her hair
parlors on the second floor of the Grand
block, room 206, and is prepared to at
tend to the wants of her customers.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
churchmembers to attend the concert
by Eureka band Tuesday night. Moth
will take place to shock their feelings.
Should you need anything in the jew
elry line, call on John D. Bedford $50
East Seventh street, and save ten per
cent. Read his advertisement on fourth
page.
Persons of sedentary pursuits are pre-
disposed to constipation; such should
always use Laxador, which insures safety
against constipation and all of it's disas-
trous consequences. Price only 25 cents.
The benefit rendered to Mr.. J. w. Lu-
ca Monday night at Odd Fellows Hall,
was success both artistically and finan-
cially. The public showed it's apprecia-
ton Of the gentleman by the large at
tendendance.
There will be special service at the
church of the Good Shepherd cor. of
18th and Cedar streets, on March 18th,
at p. m. St. Philips Society friends,
and the public in general are invited to
be present. Rev. VIM. c. Pope, Rector.
'sThe Rialto" restaurant No 37S Min
nesota street has again changed hands.
It's now being run by the original pro-
prletor Mr.. George Brown. Regular
meals will be served for rs cents room
and board $500.
Mr.. G. P. Crawford returned from
Washington Sunday. While there be
met many relatives and friends whom
he had not seen for thirty years or more.
He was much pleased with his trip. He
also stopped day in Chicago while en-
route for home.
The Merry Ramblers will appear at
the Olympic, during week of March IS.
The laughable comedy called "The
Tramp" will be produced. There will
be a new and novel first part, and many
other catchy novelties, making in all
most excellent show.
A grand concert and social hop will be
given at Society Hall Drake Block, Tues
day evening March 10 the in honor of the
consolidation of the Eureka Band of St.
Paul and Mrs. Fairs Band of Mime
apolis. A first class programme will be
rendered, consisting of vocal and instru-
mental selections. Admission so cents.
J. Waddle, Director.
A delightful little surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Williams,
at their home Monday eve. The time
passed away with Music, games and
pleasant chat. After which came re-
freshments. Those present: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Hampton, Mrs. Dora
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Hampton,
Mr.. P. Jackson, Mr.. H. Gibson, Mr.. S.
Finch.
Mrs. NJ. J. Leavette gave a pleasant
party at her residence, 4S4 Mississippi
street, last Friday evening. Among
those present were: Misses Ida Mink,
R. Mink, Bragg; Mesdames c. Ander-
son, c. Sharp, j. Wiley, L. Allen, w. A.
Lawrence; Messrs. Neal, Massey, Murf,
Monroe, Carter, Parker, Voolfolk,
jackson, Ashby, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. R.
Showell.
A PARTNER WANTED-An active
partner with from 81, 500 to $4,000 cash,
is wanted in we'll established general
expressing, household goods moving,
and baggage check room business, in St.
Paul, MINI. The business now has six
wagons and teams, an uptown and a
down town Office and Union depot check
room. The value of the business is now
So, 900. Any one who means business
address G. H. WILLIAMS
375 Selby Ave. St. Paul.
OF course every body remembers the
beautiful crazy quilt which was awarded
to Mrs. William Aston at the Baptist
church fair The quilt is valued at 300
and is beauty; so beautiful and SO
valuable that the fortunate owner has
never used it. She now desires to dis
pose of it, and in order to do so, has, de-
cided to do so by chance. She and her
friends have tickets to sell at so cents
each which will entitle the holders to a
chance on the quilt and also admission
to Odd Fellows Hall where the rattle
will be conducted. The rattle will take
place next Thursday night, March 21st.
There will be music and refresh
ments at the rattle and those who pur-
chase tickets will get the worth of their
money and also chance to get a $l00
quilt for 80 cents.