The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-05-04
SAINT PAUL,
A Few Notes and Paragraphs of
the Metropolis Of the
Northwest.
Little Locals.

The East Seventh street cable line will
be in operation about the first of June.
Mr.. Alex Miles of Duluth, after spend
Ing several days in the city returned to
Duluth Saturday.
All the talk is in reference to the St.
2. s. Club party at Odd Fellows Hall
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs, Pattie Craven, from Europe en-
route to Helena. Montana, was in the
city last week, and called at The APPEAL
office.
latter half of the week Joe Jefferson
will appear in rip Van Winkle,"
"Cricket on the Hearth" and "Lend Me
Five Shillings."
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Hilyard enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Wilson and Mr.. J. @. Adams. 49,
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.
Stevens Lodge, No. 1l3 A. F. A. NJ.
will rent their new and elegantly fur
nished lodge room 81 Jackson street
for respectable entertainments and
parties. Apply to w. w. Mccoy or I. j.
Starks, p -
Prof Daymon and w. Waddle gave an
entertaining concert at Gray's Hall on
st. Peter street last monday evening
After the concert dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour all present having
good time.
The special service at tae church of
the Good Shepherd last Sunday after
noon was not largely attended. The
sermon by Rev. w. G. Pope was very
impressive. The singing for the &C.
casion was delightful.
The centennial celebration in the
Sanity city consisted of half holiday,
an attempt to ring out few tunes on
the chime of bells at the new court
house and the first running of the street
cars after dark since the strike.
We have secured the services of Mas
ter Bonnie Henderson as our city COL
lect and he will call upon those of our
| city subscribers who are in arrears on
subscriptions. Subscribers will please
report any corrections in their addresses
that may be necessary as we are revis-
ing our mail list and wish to have all
correct.
Our famous pugilist Billy Wilson says
he is willing to fight Peter Jackson for
any amount up to So, 500 and the gate re-
ceipts. His hacker is J. C. Murnane of
Duluth. Wilson has received letters
from the California Athletic Club in re-
gard to meeting with Jackson, and he
says he will shortly make arrangements
to accommodate the Australian.
The whistling prima donna Mrs. Alice
j. Shaw and Kittie Blanchard in the
Golden Giant Mine have drawn large
houses at the Newmarket during this
week. There are two more perform
ances Of the latter, this afternoon and
tonight. Next week commencing Sun
day night four nights and matinee
Wednesday the famous comedian
Charels Gardner in 'Fatherland." The
Thursday of last week was the sixth
anniversary Of the wedding day of Mr..
and Mrs. F. d. Parker. In commemora.
ton of the memorable event Mr.. Parker
went around and quietly invited a
goodly number of the good citizens Of
the SANITY city, to help him surprise his
wife on that evening. The good citizens
responded and the result was genuine
and enjoyable surprise to Mrs. Parke,
and delightful time for the large crowd
which was present. Refreshments il
abundance were served and at late
hour the guests reluctantly retired.
The charity entertainment which was
given at the new lodge hall Of Steven,
Lodge on Jackson street was the mos
enjoyable occasion of the week. Their.
was very large crowd present and tn,
"crazy" costumes wbicn number o
the ladies wore elected much merriment
This is TIE first entertainment which
has been given in the hall and the pub
lie was pleased with the spacious room
and its elegant appointments. TIL,
drilling Of the Cadets was an interest
ing feature. In every way the enter
tainment was q success and the ladie
who had charge Of it have good reaso,
3 to be proud Of their success.