The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-05-25
o'clock. An interesting programme will
be presented. All are invited.

AnoVoo Aiou - u1Ou DlOck 10 mo 10 Las
Fifth street between Cedar and Mimi
esota where we have more commodion
and desirable quarters. All of gu
friends are invited to call at any time.
Mr.. A. E: jenkins, DID. S. G. Knight
of Pythias, went to Minneapolis las
Tuesday evening in response to call, t
address meeting III the interest of tn
Order. Minneapolis is striving yer
hard to establish the first K. P. lodge i
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Mr.. J. K. Hilyard is an agent of tn
National Savings, Loan and Buildin
Association which is incorporated unde
the statutes OF Minnesota with an author
lied capital of $5,0O0,O00. Any person
who wish to secure shares should call OF
him at 1853 Robert street.
We have secured the services of Mas
ter Bonnie Henderson as our city col
lect and he will call upon those of on
city subscribers who are in arrears OF
subscriptions. Subscribers will pleas,
report any corrections in their addresse
that may be necessary as we are revis
ing our mail list and wish to have al
correct.
The cyclorama of the naval battle be
tween the Monitor and Merrimac nov
on exhibition in the building corner, o
Sixth and st. Peter is the. most realisti,
ever exhibited. Art and nature com
bine in pleasing manner so closely tina,
one cannot tell the one from the other
Some very ]aughable incidents occu,
there Dolly. Every body should visi,
the cyclorama.
The farewell benefit Of Billy Wilson
at Jackson street rink Wednesday eve.
ming, was fairly we'll attended. The
"Billy Wilson Combination" under the
management of Thomas Jefferson, will
leave for the West tomorrow evening.
Wilson expects to meet Jackson before
his return and, of course, intends to do
him. Billy is quite clever with his big
"dukes" and the big Australian had
better look to his laurels.
About the middle of February Mr.. w.
l. Miller opened the palace Saloon" at
No. 1O6 E. Fifth street. He has endeav.
ored to keep a first class place and has
had wonderful success. His business
has increased so rapidly that he has
been compelled to take in a partner in
the person of Mr.. i. J. Baty. The
style of the firm will be Miller & Baty
and the name of the house "The White
Elephant" The place has been newly
papered and painted and number OF
improvements have been made. The
wine rooms have been moved up stairs
and another pool table has been added
They are also prepared to furnish lodg.
ings for gentlemen only. They shall en-.
deavor to please the public, and extend
cordial invitation to all to CALI -:
Among the most delightful entertain
ments our city has enjoyed recently was
the one given by Stevens lodge A. F.
and A. M, at their hall on Jackson
street last Monday. The judicious and
liberal advertising in The APPEAL to.
gether with the genuine attractions drew
large crowd of the be people of the
city. The following programme was
carried out in highly satisfactory man.
ner: Opening address, Rev. l.. c.
Sheafe; selection, Eureka Band; song
Big Four Quartette; selection, Band
soug, Quartette; piano solo, Miss L
Roach; closing address,, Rev. J. M. Hen.
derson. At the conclusion of the exer.
cises the contests for prizes were decided
and the prizes awarded as follows: LIS
Tosca parasol. Miss Mamie Teabeau
gold-headed umbrella, Mr.. Sam Burnett
The former brought in $1,000 and the
latter $l4.O0. The refreshment tables
were we'll supplied, we'll patronlzed
they were in charge of the wives of the
members Of the lodge. Mr.. Samue
Lewis was master of ceremonies who
performed his duties to the satisfaction
of every body. Mr.. Moses Davis wa:
here, there and everywhere and The
unqualified success of the entertainment
was d ue in no small measure to his in
defatigible efforts. The addresses O.
Revs. Sheafe and Henderson were ex
cellent as matter of course when en-
mating from these intelligent. cultured
gentlemen. The entire affair from botl
financial and entertaining point O.
view was a gratifying success.