The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-16
Minneapolis and Minneopolitans
and Their Whereabouts
and What.abOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.

people -ctrre their colds with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 20 cents.
= Rev. J. w. Dungee will preach to-
morrow evening at his church on the
treatment os the Colored people in the
South. ~:
Mrs. Matte f[unton succeeds Mrs.
Geo. Williams at the Glyndon House.
She is now prepared to give satisfaction
to all and asks all to call.
In order to make The APPEAL interest
ing to you, send all matter of interest to
public and yourselves to us the first of
the week, it will cost you nothing.
We we're mistaken in announcing last
Sabbath as quarterly day at the St.
Peters as Sacramento service was only
held on account Of the new converts.
Look for the grand ball on the 9th OF
this month, to be given at the G. A. r.
Hall by Mr.. c. a. Allen. Full particu-
lars next week in their cad" on fourth
page,
When your friends come on a visit to
Minneapolis drop us q card to "a 5th
street S., the date of their arrival, how
long they will remain and your name
and number.
Mrs. H. Banks eight-year-old daugh.
ter, Jennie, died last Monday morning.
Her funeral was preached by Rev.. W
Dungee at his church Wednesday after.
noon and her remains were inferred in
Lakewood cemetery.
The funeral of Mr.. Cbas. Watkins IS.
months-old. boy was preached at Beth.
esda church by Rev. Dungee Tuesday
afternoon. The child died suddenly at
the residence of Mr.. A. H. Watkins it,
grandfather Monday.
On the End Of next month a grand
musicale will be given at the Labo,
Temple hall on 18th street and Sth ave.
South, by the Bethesda church society.
On the following evening their Sabbath
school scholars will give All entertain.
ment ut the same place.
The social Union of Bethesda church
met at the residence of Mrs. H. Carlisle
$40 25th avenue South. Quite q large
number was present and assisted bv
quotations, songs, etc., in making the
evening a pleasant one. The repast
served by the hostess was enjoyable to
all.
The Excelsior ball given at the G, A.
K. Hall Monday evening was a most
pleasant entertainment. The feature OF
the evening was prize cake walk which
was carried off by Mr.. A, Douglass and
Mrs. Irvine, the mother of Mrs. VIM.
Donnell. The attendance was large and
orderly. 1t is generally remarked that
the Excelsior club furnishes the most of
our first-class public balls.
The Bjjou Opera House is presenting
a fine list of attractions to it's patrons
this season. On next Monday evening
manager Bijou will present to his pat
rons the new comedy drama "Devil's
Mine." by Fred Darcy. The cast Is a
strong one and includes William Stat:
ford, the tragedian who played leading
parts with Booth and Barrett last season,
Mabel Florence the soubrette, with
Monroe and Rice's my Aunt Bridget"
Co., last season. The piece comes well
recommended by the different papers
of the country. ..-s
In passing throug our city we have
noticed the janitors of the many build.
ings using most excellent kind of mop.
On inquiry we learn they are patented
by Daniel Moore, of the firm of Moore
u Lason, in Chicago, both Colored gem
tlemen. and are represented in our c,ty
10y Mr.. G. L. Britain, who has sue
ceeded in supplying most all of the
Colored janitors and porters in the CITY
which we are glad to see. Let US assist
each other in our enterprises knowing
that success to one means success to
all. -..
Rev. DR.. Burrell of the Westminster
church lectured at the St. Peters on
Wednesday evening. His discourse was
an interesting one on the "Melancholy
of Religion" He said this world was
made for us to enjoy ourselves in. He
does not believe in: these lone-faced
christians. He thought the pulpit with
a fence around it in the church sinner
tiuous, and the manuscript used bv a
minister out of place in the pulpit. His
discourse was interspersed with mirtb
efficiently to keep the large audience in
the best Of hu,nor. After the lecture
the ladies of the church furnished re-.
freshnaents in the basement, but not be-
fore collection was takenup. DR.. Bur
rell was given fifty dollars for his lecture
which he presented to the church
Financially the entertainment was a
grand success, socially it has been the
most pleasant event of the week.
There were three services held in the
st. Peters A. M. E. church last Sunday.
In the morning Rev. Williamson
preached to larger congregation than
usual. His sermon was eloquent and
forcible, and at its conclusion another