The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-03-02
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
DoingS in Society Circles in the
Flour Ci'y-Gossip of the
GOssipers.
Interesting Items.

| B@sl1re to- visit the Peoples Theae11
next, week. " .-....
Mr.. j.. G.. Sserritt, has been ouyte i'll
for few days, but IS NOW able to- be
around
Go to Nexsen1 Il Williams for Ladies'.
Gents, end ,Chilarens ire footwear.
4 No. 3S27 N5toNe let, A IL. ,,.',.. sc
ll 81 circle ss,st. Peters
A: M. E. Church meets every Monday
afternoon at the church.
Mr.. Geo Williams is now prepared to
give the public satisfae elton at his tom
soral parlors 2l9 Sd street S.
I Altman & Co., have made sorne Won
derfnl cuts in prices for their stylish
|Ielothing. Go and buy Of them 5fyou
wish bargains.
/ The next grand full dress bail will
take place Wednesday evening March
18th, at the G. a. r. Hall, cor. LIST and
washington ayes. ~, given by Mr.. Geo.
Williams.
| The One Hundred met Monday even
ing at the church, and after formal
opening and measure Of business was
transacted they adjourned to meet Fiji
day evening March Sth, at the church,.
The second anniversary ofSt. Anthony
Lodge G. U. O. of O.. F. will be cele-
| DRAFTED tomorrow afternoon. Rev. G.
II. Thomas will preach fer them, at the
mr.
Howard Collins Colored barber on
Sd ave. S., had an alteration with his
wife, on Sunday last, when, the enraged,
| lady drew a revolver and fired at her
husband. Being a poor marksman,
nothing serious resulted fromit, exeepta.
| tine OF ten dollars apiece when they
were taken before Judge Emery.
The eminent Grand Commander Mr..
j. e. Craig and Captain General D. W.
| Bnckner, Of Golden Rule Commandery,
Grand Rapids, Mlch., spent a few days is
our city this week as they were return
ing home after travelling fcr:tive months
through the western states: They were
entertained on Wednesday evening by
the Colored Masonic fraternity of the
city who gathered in their hall on Nicol--
let ave., about nine o'clock and spent
several hours talking and speech-mak--
ing, from there they went to Blake &
Colton's restaurant where an elaborate
| banquet board was awaiting them.
| Alter the repast was served Messrs
Thomas, Gibbs, Neal, Sterritt and Plum
mer,. INDUCED in short speeches.
| Among those present We're: Grand Com
mander J. G. Craig. Captain General D.
| W. Bnckner Sir Knights; Z. H. Ham,
ilton, G. A. Davis, G, w. Lee, D. F. Nc
Farland, Rev. G. H. Thomas; others of
| lower rank were: M. w. Weaver, J. l.,
Neal, J.: G. Sterritt, &. w. Turner, A. G..
Plummer, Thos. A. Jackson, Jasper
Gibbs, z. W. Mitchell.
Last Saturday morning about3 o'clock
death entered the home of one of our
esteemed and aged citizens and took
from. him withouta moments warning, his
beloved wife. AS Mrs. Anna Raglan was
talking to her husband, she leaned for
ward to turn damper in the stove when
death touched her heart with instantain-
eous. effect. The terror stricken hus-
band sprang to her sidelonly in time to
see his wife corpse. The coroner ex-
amined her and pronounced her death
of heart disease. She leaves to mourn
her loss, husband two nephews,. a
niece and many friends in this city.
her funeral was preached by Rev.
Thomas Sunday afternoon at o'cock at
their home 6l5 Washington ave. South.
Her remains were taken to Xenia Ohio,
for in erment, where she has living two
sisters and brother. Mr.. Robert Raglan
with his wife have lived in St. Paul and
Minneapolis for about thirteen years.
She was at her death Efty-two years old.
had, been married about twenty-six
years. Her husband accompanied her
remains and will return in u few weeks.