The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-29
THE SANITY CITY.
st Paul Me1ange- The Occurren-
ces of the Past Week in the
Capital of Minnesota.

Capital of Minnesota,
Newsy Newslets.
The Fourth of July next Thursday.
Mr.. John G. Harper of Chicago was ir
the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Robt. Jefferson has moved from
1913 West Third to l59 Martin Street.
Mrs. M. J. Leavett left last week 70,
Asbury Park, N. j., to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Estella Wilkins, PA Norris stree,
first class dressmaker. Stylish suits
made for 81 and upward. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
One of the incest places in the civ tc
get table board is Hotel de Mink, No
56 E. Sixth street. If you haven't been
there 60 and learn for yourself.
Should you need anything in the Jew.
elry line, call on John D. Bedford 3S(
East Seventh street, and save ten ne,
cent. Read his advertisement on fourth
page.
Mr.. John Morris, who has been the
guest of Mrs. L. A. Robinson, for some
time, was last week suddenly called
away on account Of the death of his ia.
Their at Wilberforce.
Transient visitors to St. Paul, and
single gentlemen, who desire first class
lodgings, can usually find Accommodations
at Mrs. Emma Glovers No. 1914 Robert
street, corner of Sixth.
The APPEAL tenders thanks to Mr.. c.
M. Bonneau for basket of the finest
brook trout and a fillet of venison sent
from Brule, Wis, where he with an
outing party are having great times.
High mass will be celebrated at the
Colored Catholic church at 1000 O'Clock
a. m. tomorrow, Father Sullivan oficiat-
ing. Sunday school at IL IN. Evening
services at 7;90 conducted by Father
Stanley.
The Office of The APPEAL has been
moved from Union Block to No 76 East
Fifth street between Cedar and Mimi
esota where we have more commodions
and desirable quarters. All of our
friends are invited to call at any time.
Mrs. Nancy M. Weir has recently
opened an ice cream and coffee parlo1
at her residence No. 6O2 Wabasha street.
Ladies', gentlemen and children who
wish to enjoy dish of elegant home.
made ice:cream or a cup of good coffee,
should cafl.
The Eureka brass band will give pic
mic at Lake Minnetonka on July 10Th.
They hope to make the occasion one OF
pleasure to all who attend. They have
done much for the people, and it now
becomes the duty Of the people to return
the compliment. .a.E .,.=..,
Mars. Lodge G. u. o. of o. F. will
give it's annual picnic and celebration
at Spring Park Aug. LIST. This is the
day we celebrate and the committee in
charge are making every effort to- have
the coming celebration exceed any
former one. Sealed bids for the refresh.
ment privileges and dancing pavilion
should be addressed to J. B. johnson.
Mr.. George Brown the original pro
prietor of The Rialto, No. 37s Minnesots
street, has again taken possession of the
restaurant. lie has renovated the
whole place and has re-papered and
painted it on nice attractive style max
ing it one of the neatest eating houses
in the city. He has placed the price O.
regular meals at Is cents and serves the
best meals to be found in the. city al
that price. A visit to his place will con
vince the most skeptical. Give him 6
call. Meals to order at all hours.
q The testimonial to Mrs. W. H. Clay Al
St. James church Monday night was .
very pleasant occasion for all the parti
cipants. There as duet by Misses Stel
Ia, Bird and Maud Conway; solo b,
Prof. J. w. Luca, q solo by Mr.. j. P. An
derson, and also an address. Mr.. D. Ha
din presented magnificent boquet anc
a purse of money was also presented
Mrs. Clay left for Batavia, Ill, Wedues
day, where she will spend the summer
The article in last weeks paper, il
reference to- the son OWL. Evans, be
ing shot at by the special policeman
Charles Fountain, was little mislead
ing. The facts are, the boy was not il
the woodward at all, but was sitting talk
ing to another boy, and having mad,
some remark which5was overheard BY
Fountaine, and which he did not like
he used his authority to attemp pit to or
rest him, and as he ran to escape ares
he shot at him. The action of Fountain
in the matter was very reprehensible
yet when the matter was called in cour
he was discharged.