The Appeal., 1889-10-19
THE FLOUR. CITY.
Minneapolis and Minneopolitans
and Their Whereabouts
and What. t.abOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.

Leona Akers. t..
The APPEAL is the bo!dest most pro-
gressiye and most enterprisi1g news
paper, of it's class. 81
VIM. r. Morris, attorney and coun-
celor ct law q Fifth street s, call on
him for legal advice. %S
Mr., G. H. Howard and Miss J. +. Low
ing of st. Paul spent Wednesday of last
week in our city visiting.
The biggest thing out is what the drug
gists term DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup; its
sale is enormous and it never has been
known to fail. Price 25 cents.
Mr.. Frank Blake is very ill with the
consumption Of the bowels. Mr.. Blake
is one of our leading young business
men and his illness is felt by his many
friends.
The truthfulness in the statement that
A. G. Plummer took trip down to Chi
cago last week must be verified by the
gentleman himself as he is the one who
informed us, also of Mr.. Wheaton being
in La Crosse on business.
On last Friday evening the ladies' and
friends of the Bethesda Baptist church
gathered at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
Barnett 517 10th avenue s., and in the
form of church social. experienced a
most pleasant evening of pleasure.
We wish to make feature of present
ing few facts about some citizen of our
city every week and our readers who
transact their business with The APPEAL
honestly. punctual]y and business like
will always have the preference regard
less of friendship or personal feelings.
Mr.. Chas. A. Davis return ID last Mon.
day from Washington, D. c., where he
left for over week ago. His trip was
a pleasant one and he has many nice
things to say of Washington and Wash
ington people, but concluded by saying
he would rather live in Minneapolis than
have the best house in the Metropolis.
Mr.. O.'P. Jackson, proprietor of the
popular Blue Front dry goods house Of
this city returned from a trip East this
week. He left four weeks ago with the
Merchants excursion party via Chicago,
Philadelphia and New York. Mr.. Jack
son is thorough gentleman, polite and
civil to every one, by which he has
grown very popular.
A very pleasant little group of friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grimes gathered
at their residence on Tuesday evening
to congratulate the happy couple on
their fifth wedding anniversary. A
very pleasant repast was served, after
several hours of pleasant conversation
and congratulations the merry party
separated for their several homes.
A very pleasant social was given at the
St. Peters A. M. f. church last Friday
evening by the choir. A social enter
tainment will be given by them every
Friday evening, either at the church or
dwelling house all winter. A musical
programm will always be prepared and
small admittance fee of 10 or Is cents
will be charged. These bids fair to be-
the most popular series of entertain
ments in the city.
Rev. f. M. Mainor of the Presbyter-
ian church of LIE Roy Minn., preached
at the st. Peters A. NJ, E. church Sun
day evening last He took for his text
Ephesians I'd chap. 8.9 VS.. The Rev. is
white gentleman and used great deal
of German accent which more or Jess
tickled a number of light weighted at
tenders. His discourse if not eloquent
was most logical one. The singing of
the choir was most excellent. if the
choir will only supply themselves with
a variety of music books appropriate for
all services and sing from them as they
are now singing from those they have.
St. Peters church may we'll be proud of
it's choir.
The names of those who will compose
the Flour city "Gang" which they insist
on being the name for an association of
young people here, was handed to us for
publication this week. Some of our fore
most young men and ladies of This city
are members of this associat on, but
owing to the inelegan: y Of the word
"Gang" we will withhold their names
at present until, as we think, q more ap-
progriate name be selected for their So
ciety. The word "Gang" has fallen into
the worst kind of associations and will
reflect on any persons who assumes it
for a name. JuAge Emery said the
other day I'VE want to break up all the
gangs in town. Webster says the term
''gang'' ordinarily used of persons in low
or seville positions. AS the word
"hoodlum" and "gang" are partners we
think it would be injustice to utilize one
without giving the other place.
Here's Your Chance.
Save time, money and health. Grand
discount dry goods sale at retail 70,
twenty days only. We have just re.
turned from the East where we pur.
chased finer assortment of goods than
we have yet carried. Good goods and
low prices is the leading principle Of tht
Blue Front. Foliteness, civihty anc
strict attention to the wants of his Gus
toners has made Mr.. Jackson of thu