The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-03
THE FLOUR CITY.
Minneapolis and Minneopolitans
and Their Whereabouts
" and What-abOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.

and What-abOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.
Go to Mrs. Williams for board 2l9 Sd
streets.
Mr.. Taylor of Austin is visiting Min
neapolis.
Mrs. M. Hunton boarding and xooms
at POS Third ave. S. 49,. .s
Go to Mrs. Joyce's for your meals;
$50, Sd Ave. South.
The APREAL Office is now in room A
No. "a S. Fifth street.
Go to Altman & Co. wheD you wish to
buy clothes. See ad on 4th page.
You can get The APPEAL at. A. H.
Watkins barber shop 254 4th ave. S.
DR.. J. Fipkins, Ind, was in the city
Wednesday the guest of Mr.. ]. Sterritt.
The Bethesda Baptist charch will
give crazy tea party at Freya's hall,
5053 Washington ave. s., on Thursday
evening, Aug. Sth. This will be quite a
novel affair for all.
The St. Peters A. M. E. Church soci-
ETY. will give an exhibition of Japanese
wedding with Mr.. c. A. Johnson and
Miss Fannie Burke in title role, on
Tuesday evening Aug. 18th, at their
church.
R. R. Bishop, J. M. Brown D. D. L. L.
d., will preach at the St. Peters tomor-
row at 1880. Don't fail to hear him; al
so at St.. James Church on East side, at
7:30 p. M The bishop has just return
ed from Helena. Mont, where he dedi-
Gated another A. M. E. church, and is
on his way home in Washington, D. c..
A very pleasant social event took
plnce Tuesday evening at 507 4th street,
s., the occasion being the birthday par
ty rendered Miss Peall Summer of Chi
cago, and Miss Mamie Jackson, of our
city by Mrs. Harry Turner and friends.
The affair was very pleasant one, and
the young people enjoyed themselves
hugely.
Miss Mamie Myrick, the eldest daugh-
city, was married Tuesday evening at
the residence of her parents, No. 1901
E. 10Th street, to Mr.. Lew Vader, also of
this city. Rev. G. H. Thomas officiated.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Myrick, of this
The Unique Baptist church will no
longer be known by that name, but Be-
thesda, as that Is the name selected by
the church for their future title. Under
their new name they are making new
efforts, and successful ones. On Friday
afternoon and evening, members and
friends of the Baptist fraternity were
received at Mrs. 5. L. Lepradd's resi-
dence 34Ol 9th v, S. from o'clock to
II p. m. The affair was lawn party
given te raise funds to buy communi-
on service. About $35 was realized, but
before the intended appropriation was
made, a very wealthy gentlemen sur
prised them by giving the desired arti-
cles with his compliments. The pres
ent was magnificent, solid double-pla-
ted communion service, with the mono
gram B. B. G. engraved on them, and
the name DIR. H. H. Kimble as the CIV
er. The Baptist have purchased fol-
themselves a lot on 9Th st., bet. 18th
and 18th ave's. The same is worth
about $3.50, which they have already
secured beyond any probability of losing
To have visited st. Peters A. M. E.
church last Sunday evening, you would
never think that an ill-wind had at one
time swept over its peaceful calm and
scattered it's sheaves to the four winds
Of the earth, but such haze been the case
About six weeks ago, after the remova
of Rev. Thomas, Rev. r. H. Williamson
came from Joliet, ILL.,, to take charge o
the church. He found everything in {
very bad condition. The members were
discouraged and scattered; some in 9th
Ter churches and many staying at thei
Irrespective homes on the Sabbath day
HE has. by Christian examples shown
1.-The people that success awaited them
The attendance and interest has beer
manifested by steady increase unit
last Sabbath evening congregation Q
about $50 people sat and listened to al
eloquent sermon aud beautiful singing
| The event of last week among til
church circles, was the music given \
St. Peters on Friday eve. Shortly ate
the arrival Of their pastor cards wer
out to be issued in soliciting money
This was taken hold of by the member
and friends and on the above date wa
broughtin. Avery enjoyable programm
was rendered as follows: Selection b
the choir; prayer by Rev. Williamson
. solo by Miss Fannie Allen; duetby Pro
Johnnett and G. w. Hall; solo by Mis-
Florence John on; essay by Mr.. A. G
Plummer: solo by Mr.. a. G. Chick. 81
lections by Farr band; solo. Mrs. Kat
NJ. Smith; instrumental duet by Mise
il Ida J. Marson and Gertie Lilliebridge
solo, Miss F. Shipman; select readin,
1.-THE Rum Maniac" Miss o. v. Wood.
solo, Prof. S. C. Jehonnot, Gathering u
the Fragments, by ten little girls, Thi
j, proved the most interesting feature ,
about s245 cash was gathered up, an
about $50 subscription. The next an
last on the progra mme was an adore
| by our eloquent lawyer Mr.. VIM.