The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-07-13
The FLOUR CITY.
Minneapolis and Minneopolitans
and Their Whereabouts
*' and What.abOuts.
Personal Pick-uDs,


Go to Mrs. Joyce's for your meals ;
250, Sd Ave. South. -. .......
Prof. Chas. Morgan left Wednesday
evening for Butte, Montana.
Go to Altman & Co. when you wish to
buy clothes. See ad on 4th page.
THE APPEAL office is now in room 4
No. "a S. Fifth street.
You can get The APPEAL at A. II.
Watkins barber shop 254 4th ave. S.
Mr.. R. Taylor the local preacher of st.
James A, M. E. church of St. Paul spent
Sunday in our city. ... ~.....s
Tomorrow evening Rev. Dunjee will
preach on the Colored Press and it's In
f1uence. Don't fail to hear him. .
Look out for announcements of the
different attractions at the Fair Grounds
celebration every issue of The APPEAL.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Crutcher who has been away to Wilbe-
force University for sometime, in the
city yesterday
Our Colored Sunday schools of the
city will unite in one grand picnic for
the children on Wednesday July Goth at
Lake Harriet.
A prize will be given to the finest turn
out, lady and gentlemen, at the Fair
Ground celebration Aug. LIST. Get your
buggies ready boys.
Miss L. Valentine ofVicksburg, Miss,
arrived in our city last Friday and will
spend the summer the gnest Of Mrs. J.
Brown of the East Side.
The Baptists are doing we'll at their
church 5053 Washington avenue S. Rev.
Dunjee is we'll liked and prospects of a.
brilliant future looms up for them.
The Colored citizens Of the great State
of Minnesota will celebrate Aug. LIST at
the State Fair Grounds in style never
before attempted in the Northwest.
Mr.: George Williams rendered to
number of his boarders social hop last
Wednesday evening at his boarding
house 2l9 I'd. st. S. A very pleasant
time was the result.
The committee consisting of Mesdames
B. Burke, Geo. Williams, Geo. Turner,
will give a dinner social at 219 Third
street S., Tuesday evening. All are in
vited. Proceeds for St. Peters A. M. E.
church.
Miss Eta Joyce and one Owens were
given 80 days this week for being fovnd
occupying the same apartments at $50
Sd. Ave. S. Mrs. Joyce was not aware
that they were in the house and felt
justly indignant over their disgraceful
actions.
Sunday July Goth St. Peters church
will make grand rally among the peo-
pie to raise funds to meet their indebted
ness. Peace and harmony prevails and
the work is going on nicely. Rev. Will
hanson will preach tomorrow evening
on Christ receiving sinners and eating
with them.
Boarding house for sale REASONABLE.
The Glyndon house ll9 Sd st. s. Min
neapolis, fine large house with Is
sleeping rooms, Office, sitting-room,
dining room and kitchen fitted up in
first class style, doing good business.
The reason for selling is the ill health
of the landlady Mrs. Geo. Williams
For further particulars address 2l9 Sd
st. S. Minneapolis. 49,
Helen E. the Is months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Rice was christened at
their home l4l1 Fifth street S., last Sun
day afternoon. Miss Jennie Hiyer was
chosen as God-mother and Mr.. J. c.
Stamps as Godfather, Rev. G. H.
Thomas officiating, Among those pres
ent were: Rev. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c.. Stamps; Misses Jennie
Hilyer, Julia Branch.
Mr.. Fred Lomack has moved his bar
bar shop from 1928 Washington avenue,
to 2O6, few doors below his old stand.
He will continue to accommodate his
Colored friends by giving the accomma
dations they can get nowhere this side
of Chicago. Heshas fine bath rooms and
an excellent corps of BARRIERS with Mr..
Henry Vinegar as manager.
Our Minneapolitans will rejoice to
hear that the beautiful play of Queen
Esther will be produced in our city next
week at Freya hall 5O59 Washington
ave. S., Thursday evening July 18th
Don't fail to hear the many well trained
voices who have just made the hit Of
the age in St. Paul the past week. The
same artists Will render the play here
forthe benefit Of the Unique Baptist
church. Come one and all and see the
beautiful Queen.
The services at the St. Peters A. M. E
church were well attended during The
day last Sunday. In the morning wa,
general class, afternoon an interestin,
Sabbath School, George Reed was elected
secretary and Solomon Saunders treas
urer. The evening service was of
literary nature and was we'll attended
after opening in the usual form Mr.. A
G.. Plummer was introduced and read
well composed essay on character. MI
Plummer is good writer and is Away
ready to assist. Mr.. VIM. r. Morri
8 made his first address to the Minneape
t lis on "Am I My Brother Keeper.
/ He is an eloquent speaker and as "
know an ideal scholar. His address W.