The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-03-16
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
Doings in Society Circles in the
Flour Ci,y-GOssip of the
ssaN14f GOssiperS.
Interesting Items"
Father Geo. Paris is quite i'll.
Mr.. R. Ragan returned last Sunday
from Xenia. Ohio. ...

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Mr.. R. Ragan returned last Sunday
from Xenia, Ohio. -----.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is in good de-
mand; everybody speaks we'll of it. The
price is only 25 cents. .--..
Mr. Geo Williams is now prepared to-
give the public satisfaction at his tom
soral parlors 2l9 Sd street S.
Altman & Co., have made some won
derful cuts in prices for their stylish
clothing. Go and buy of them if you
wish bargains.
Messrs. Cicero Hunter, W. R. Rogers,
J. Hill and II. Freeman returned Mon
day last from washington D. c., where
they attended the Inauguration.
Mrs. A. Mitchell's name was omitted
in an article last week, among those
present at the party given by Messrs.
Chas. Joyce and r Settles, in the coun-
try on Wednesday eve.
The St. Peters A. M. E. choir rendered
an excellent musical programme to a
crowded church last Sunday eve. Rev.
E. A. Mitchell, the local preacher
preached short, but interesting ser
mon.
The Ladies Sewing circle of the St.
Peters A. NJ. E. church, will give grand
opening of their fair on Monday even
ing March 18th. An excellent pro-
gramme will be rendered, and every
one is invited.
It is only four more days before the
grand dress ball will take place at the
G.. A. Il. Hall cor. lst and Washington
ayes. N. Great preparations are being
made by the ladies of this city, who are
going to attend, they feel confident that
Minneapolis will receive the prize. Get
your costumes and be ready Tor Wednes-
day evening March Goth. Burke and
Williams, Committee.
A number of the young people of the
city, are preparing grand programme
which will be rendered on Thursday
evening March 2Sth, either at Freya's
Hall, or at the church. Fhey intend not
only to make this pleasant affair, but
a novel one. After programme the
Ladies will receive AMI entertain their
friends. This entertainment will be
given as a testimonial benefit to Mrs. r.
J. Coleman, and will be but one of a
series oflike entertainments which they
hope to give in the twin cities. Our
next one in Minneapolis, will be given
to Mrs. Kate Smith, in appreciation of
her work here.
The Farr Band was the recipient of a
very pleasant, and successful benefit,
last Monday evening, at the hair parlors
Of Mrs. s. II. Farr, 521 Nicollet ave.
The Eureka band of st. Paul came over
and greatly assisted in making the affair
success. Mr.. J. E. Waddle is leader
of the St. Paul band. The bands are be-
coming the pride of the twin cities.
Mrs. S. H. Farr is the president of our
band here, net because she is white
| lady, but on account of her true chris
tian integrity-she is one OF the leading
business ladies of the city-she deserves
much credit for her efforts. The mem
bers among whom are: Messrs. J. G.
Todd, r. Owsley, VIM. Lester, Adam
Norris and others are energetic young
men devoting much time to practice I'M
der an excellent professor and will in a
short time be able to appear before any
audience with credit. A very pleasant
programme was rendered, after which
| refreshments were served,