The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-04-20
Doings of the Past Week in all
Parts of tho Great Metro
polls of the West.
The APPEALS News Budget.

Mrs. David Blackburn is still very il
at her residence 81 Austin Ave.
Grand Easter services by the Sunday
school at Bethel Sunday 1880 p. IN.
Spring bonnets, spring wraps and
spring suits will be ripe tomorrow.
John G. Jones Esq, returned from g
"trip to Kansas City, Kan, last Friday.
Mrs. w. E. Williams of St. Louis is
the guest of Mrs. Middleton 1885 Clark
Miss Addie Ralston the artist is i'll al
her residence No. 23O Twenty-second
street.
Mrs. Alexander Beal left for Oakville
KY, last Thursday to visit he1 sister and
brother.
Mr.. 81. T. Owens our collector re.
turned from weeks trip to Louisville
last Sunday.
Invitations will be out soon announcing
the wedding Of Miss Susie Harbut and
Mr.. Geo. Fields.
The surest means to rid yourself OF
that distressing cough is to use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 25 cts.
Rev. w. A. Sinclair, NJ. D. Of Wash
ington, D. c., is spending some time in
our city, prospecting.
Mrs. r. J. Mcintosh who has been
suffering from a slight indisposition for
anvaral DAVIS haa rncovaral
Mr.. W. Middleton of 1884 Clark sire ct
met with an accident last week by
spraining one of his limbs.
Mr.. L. Steele, of Salt Lake City, Utah
spent several DAVIS in the city last week
leaving for home last Saturday.
The floral decorations at different
churches for Easter services it is said will
be very elaborate and beautiful.
Rev. 6. A. Lucas, of Cleveland, after
pleasant stay in Chicago ofseveral DAYS
left last Wednesday for Denver, Col.
The place to get anything in the
jewelry line or to have repairing done is
at Henry Ritter's No. 1852 State street.
Lent ends tomorrow, and round of
gaiety will be inaugurated to make up
for the forty days of enforced sobriety.
The entertainment by st. George
Commandery No. 4 K. T.. at Central
Hall next Tuesday will be the grandest
affair of the season.
Go to the entertainment to be given
by St. George Commandery at Central
Hall, Tuesday evening April %. You'll
have good time sure.
Miss Flora Batson has been the guest
Of Mrs. Agues Moody No. 25l6 Dearborn
street, during her stay in our city. Also
her husband and manager Mr.. J. G.
Bergen.
Mr.. Alex. Hays and Miss Minnie Tur-
ner were united in marriage at the resi-
dc nee Of the brides parents, No. 227
Third avenue, last week, Rev. J. 7.
Thomas officiating.
The "Twelve emplations'' may be
seen only three times mora at the Hay
Market Theatre. Easter week, The
DOStOlllduS. NGlltt1i1lul NcCA,
Mayo in Davy Crochet.
Mrs. J. A. Church has removed from
25O7 Butterfeld to 235 Third Ave. Miss
Ida Brown from 440 N. Clark to 2Sl La
Sale. Miss Mammie Wilson from S57
w. Madison to 253l State.
The popular resort for the young folks
out South is the ice cream parlors OF
Mr.. l. B. Walters No. 2S2S State street
Sunday nights after church. if you wish
to be in the swim 90 to Walters.
The Magnolia Club, Doc Olden presi.
dent, gave a grand calico dress ball al
Greenbaum's Hall Wednesday night Of
last week which was very largely at.
tended and highly enjoyed by the par:
Elephants. .-,
The entertainment given by the Lord
Fauntelroy club at Lincoln Hall las
Mondav night was grand success and s
most enjoyable affair. The ladies are te
be congratulated upon the manner il
which their friends responded.
It is given out as fact that Mr.. Johr
J. Smith of the firm of Pope & Smith
tailors, will shortly. in the merry month
of May, take unto himself better hal
in the person of one of the most popula
bellies of the Kentucky ''Blue Grass
region.
The armory police raided J. T. Major
gambling house, "The Newport" OF
Fourth avenue, Sunday night. TIL
game was opened only few hours be
fore complaints were made. Twenty
four persons were arrested, but tn
prisoners were speedily bailed out
Ninety gamblers were also taken from
No. So Fourth ave,
In July, 1887, James G. Grant, secure
apension of $4,000 for Charles Davis, a
inmate of the poor house at Pontiac
Mich, and is alleged to have kept 500