The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-10-26
THE FLOUR CITY.
Minneapolis and MinneopOlitans
and Their Whereabouts
and What. abOutS.
Personal Pick-ups.

Judge w. H. Hunt spent Monday and
Tuesday in the city.
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No. "a S. Fifth street. -:
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celor at law "a Fifth street S., call on
him for legal advice.
Mrs. Matte Hunton leads for O'Clock
dinners. 90 to her for room, board and
meals at 206 Third ave. S.
Mr.. John Williamson, son of Rev.
Williamson arrived in the city Saturday
last to spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Cohnele of Wright
County, MIMI, are visiting their son-in-
law Mr.. G. Hale of this CITY.
Rev. J. w. Dungee, M. J. c. Todd and
Rev. L. G. Sheafe attended the Baptist
Convention at Ottumwa, and did credit
to the race.
Mrs. Jane Morgan and Mr.. Geo. W.
Day of this city were united in one holy
tie 10y Rev. R. H. Williamson last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Matte Hunton succeeds Mrs.
Geo. Williams at the Glyndon House.
She ia now prepared to give satisfaction
to all and asks all to call.
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fering can be cured by Salvation Oil.
When your friends come on visit to
Minneapolis drop us a card to "a 9Th
street S., the date of their arrival, how
long they will remain and your name
and number.
A select party was given at the resid-
ence of Mrs: Moore in honor of her
sister of Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Moore
departed for her home Tuesday morn
rng feeling very much pleased with
her visit in this city.
On Friday evening of last week the
Social Union of the Bethesda Babtist
church met at Mrs. Cellsbury's residence
in South Minneapolis, where very
pleasant evening was spent in speech
making, song, etc., and an elaborate re-
past.
Messrs. E. A. and 2. V. Mitchell who
have been out in the Montana noun
tains for several months returned Tues
day. They have been with the U. S.
Geological survey and have many ohriIl-
ing and blood curdling scenes to tell
ABOUT.
Mrs. Georg w. Brown died last We'd
nesday from the effect of tumor which
has troubled her since her marriage in
last December. Her funeral was preach
ed by Rev. Williamson at St. Peter
church Thursday and her remains were
inferred in Lakewood cemetery. Her
only known relative is cousin in Wash
ington.
The election of officers occurred at
the st. Peters A. M. E. Sunday school
last Sunday afternoon when the follow
ing well-known and proficient persons
were selected: Mr.. J. L. Neal, who has
spent about Is years in the capacity of
superintendent of Sunday schools in
Minneapolis was re elected to that posi-
ton, Mr.. Solomon Saunders assistant
superintendent, Mr.. Geo. Brown secre-
tary, Miss Fannie Burke assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Jno. A. Joyce treasurer, Mr..
E. A. Mitchell librarian, Miss Josie Will
Hanson organist, Mr.. Geo. Turner Choir
ester. The Sunday school is Differed
very pro6ciently and there is no reason
why grand success will not be made
this year. All are cordially in vited to
attend Sundays at 3 TO Pm. IT,
The entertainment given by the st.
Peters Church choir last Friday evening
at the church proved a most pleasant
one. The following programme was.
rendered to the satisfaction of all pres
ent. Song by choir, 1.-THE Sailors
Glee;" prayer by Bro. Jne. Gipson;
duet, by Misses Minnie Gardner and
Mamie Nichols; reading, bv Miss Josie
Williamson; piano and violin duet, Mr..
VIM. Lester and Mrs. R. J. Coleman:
solo, Miss Hattie Benfree; essay, "Edu
cation Proper" bv Mrs. R. J. Coleman:
solo, Sacred" Miss F. Shipman; solo.
Miss Josie Williamson; solo, Miss Fam
ME Burke; chorus, John Brown" choir.
After the programme was rendered up
stairs, all repaired to the basement
where refreshments in abundance
awaited them. The principle features of
the programme proved to be the essay
written by our most cultured essayist:
the solo of Miss Shipman, and the solo
sung by Miss Burke.
The event of the year among our pro-
gressive Colored citizens has been the
organization of Nat Turner Lodge No. g.
of Minneapolis Knights Of Pythias N,
and 5. A. E. A. and A., ON last Thursday
evening Oct. 18th. Mr.. A. E.. jenkins
Deputy S. DC. and Mr.. Chas. z. Brown
assistant s. D. G.. officiated. The follow.