The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-14
THE ! FLOUR ! D | CITY, Il
Minneapolis and MinneopOlitans
and Their Whereabouts
and What abOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.

| rooms.
The APPEAL Office is now in room 4
No. "a S. Fifth street.
! Don't fail to see the real Japanese
workmen at the exposition.
GO to Altman & Co. when you wish to
buy clothes. See ad on 18th. page.
] You can get The APPEAL at "A. ii.
Watkins barber shop 254 s4th ave. s..
Mrs. Matte Hunton leads for 5 clock
dinners. 60 to her for room, board and
meals at 2o6 Third ave. s. -.
The waltzing contest between Messrs.
Allen Caraway, of st.Louis, and G. T..
Britain, takes place next Tuesday even
ing at G. A. R. Hall. .a
Mr.. M. Mathews of Indianola, Iowa,
arrived in our city last Friday and will
visit his niece Mrs. NJ. F. Scott 7OS Hen
nepin ave-, for several weeks.
All aspirants for the janitorship of the
new Postoffice building had better be at
work. Make out your application and
have your friends work for you. g.
Mr.. c. H. Thomas was the recipient
one of the most severe reprimandings
ever given to a Methonist preacher at
the hands of Bishop J. M. Brown,
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.
When your friends come on visit to
Minneapolis drop us card to "a 5th
street S., the date of their arrival, how
long they will remain and your name
and number. .a.t..&,
Visit the Bijou next week and see
Floreuce Bindley in "Dot." She will
be ably supported by company of es-
pecialiyselected artists. See prices iu
adj on Faurth page.
Applicants for position in the public
library will have to wait for some time
now as there has been SO much talk and
nothing done on the part of our Colored
agitators. Don't talk so much and work
more.
Boutell Brothers furniture dealers
have recently received bankrupt stock
from the East and are prepared to give
special bargains in furniture and carnets.
Give them call No. 207 Nicollet and
1923 Washington Ave. S.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan was given a very
pleaaant party at her home last We'd
nesday evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Britain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. &. Anderson; Misses
Florence and Fannie Johnson, Mamie
and Carrie Crawford, Mamie Samuels,
Carrie Young; Messrs. J. McCloskey, J..
Menifee, E. Stewsrt, R. Jackson, Geo.
Fisk, James Griffin and J. Harris. Dane
ing and Games were INDUCED in to the
pleasure of all.
The report of the books and cards out
for the Bethesda Baptist church was
made last Thursday evening at their hall
5059 Washington avenue S., quite num-
Der ofpersons were present and listened
to a good programme rendered by Prof.
Coleman, Mesdames VIM. Smith, Gertie
Anderson and others. The money
brought in amounted to $14O.4O this is
saying nothing Of sevral hundred dollars
shey have on soliciting books. The
Bethesda is doing splendid. Messrs.
Gibbs, Davis, Seams, Singleton and
other energetic young men are at the
helm with the efficient DR.. Dunjee in
the van to lead them to a sure success
None of the many A. M. E. Churches
In the 4th E. D., was more pleased at
result of the late conference held in
Milwaukee last week, than the St, Peters
church. The return of Rev. r. H. Will
hanson is greeted by every one, the
news of his return last Sunday morning
was carried from house to house with
much interest and pleasure. The work
since the present pastor came to our city
has moved on so smooth and in such
christian love that the sinners are be-
ginning to say truly the spirit of God
is with him" The confidence of the
people is so rooted and established in
the new pastor, that should he prove a
Judas or Thomas, we fear the African
Methodist would have but little follow
ing in Minneapolis.
After hearing the facts regarding the
conduct of Rev. Thomas while in our
city, it is authenticity reported that
Bishop Brown inreprimanding the Rev.
said: If the ladies of the church had
taken him (Thomas) from the pulpit
and thrown him into the street it would
have served him right and that he
(Thomas) didn't have sense enough to
control himself much less anyone else.
and that it it had been him (the Bishop
that Thomas misrepresented, referring
to the Pioneer Press article of MAY 9th
which Thomas wrote, he would have
had him (Thomas) in Jail. Iwould not
have waited to bring it TO conference for
adjustment, ETC." The noted pastor
Rev. Q. 81. Thomas was given charge
IN Ottumwa, Iowa, Rev. J. P. James viii
succeed Rev. Thomas at the st. James
on the East Side.
The most pleasant social event for
some time has been the party rendered
MI. and Mrs. G. w. Lee, on the twenty
first anniversary of their welded life.
Last Monday evening large number Of
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lees conerega-
ted at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Grooms