The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-10
THE FLOUR. CITY.
Minneapolis and MinneOpOlitans
and Their Whereabouts
and What. abOuts.
Personal Pick-ups.

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500 Colored inhabitants. '
You can get THE APPEAL at A. II.
Watkins barber shop 254 4th ave. S.
Mrs. A. J. Joyce has been on the sick
list, with brain fever, she is much better.
Prof. Arthur Langston of St. Louis, was
in our city Monday visiting Mrs. Napier.
! The decorations in the St. Peters
church during the Bishops stay were su
perb. .
Harmonic hall on the 22d Of next
month. .-
Mrs. R. Hopkins is visiting Mrs. N.
Moore at PIG Sd St. and Mrs. Morgan OF
413 lst ave. N. .... ..s
Miss L. Freeman who for several
months has been visiting in the South
returned Tuesday.
Mr.. Ctas. Gillespie of Milwaukee,
Wis, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
c. w. Mason of this city. .-.
Miss NJ. Boone of Mortified, Mimi.
was in the city Sunday and Monday WIS.,
iting her daughter Nettie.
Mrs. Geo. Williams will leave next
Wednesday for her home in Sedalia,
Mo-, by the way of Chicago.
Miss Maggie Freeman has moved to
2022 10th ave. S. taking apartments in
the house of r. H. Williamson.
Bros. Jacobs, Morgan and Harris of
St. James Church, St.. Paul, spent the
Sabbath in our city, also Mrs. Jackson.
Preparations are being made for the
emancipation celebration Sept. 22d,
which will likely take place at the expo
sition.
Mrs. B. Day Of Faribault, is now a
resident of our city; also Mrs. B. Rogers
of the same place is an addition to our
society here.
Miss Annie T. Coleman of St. Louis
who has been the guest of Miss Octavia
V. Woods, 5l7 10th ave., q for several
weeks, left Monday for her home.
Mr.. Saunders left Monday eve for
Washington, D. G. where he will spend
several weeks. From there he will 60
Atlantic City, N. j., returning in about
five weeks. ...
.; Don't forget the Japanese wedding at
the st. Peters A. M. E. Church next
Tuesday evening A large selection of
talent will render this the most pleasant
affair yet given.
A number of ex-soldiers of Fort Shaw
Becaulia, and other places, are in the
city, and with the assistance of our act
i've young citizens will endeavor to orga-
nize military company.
The Crazy Tea Party entertainment at
the Bethesda Baptist church Thursday
evening proved u very pleasant affair
as the hall was crowded. The pro-
gramme was very unique and pleasant
one.
The picnic given at Spring Park Thurs
day proved a very pleasant one. None
but those having been invited joined in
the light fantastic, or participated around
the festive board. The elite of the
Twin cities were present and made the
affair one of the most pleasant vet given.
Bishop J. M. Brown arrived in the
city from Helena, Mont, and was taken
to the residence Of Rev. r. H. William
son, 2022 10th ave., S. It was announc-
ed in our last issue that he would preach
at the St. Peters on Sunday morning
and at the st. James Sunday evening.
In the morning large audience sat and
listened to illogical and eloquent SER
mon from the esteemed bishop. After
the sermon collection Of about SO was
taken up. The general class was largely
attended and for nearly two hours the
Christian hearts were ablaze with love
and thanksgiving to their Father. The
Monday morning Tribune said that Sum
day was red letter day with the St..
Peters church; it proved to be with all
of our churches. Not only the st. Pc
tiers was crowded, but the Bethesda,
Baptist church at 5054 Washington ave.
u.s., also, as we have said, the st. James
on the East side.
A very pleasant time was had at the
surprise party given in honor of the
Misses Summers and Jackson Monday
evening July 49,, 1889, at 5O7 4th St. S.,
it being their birthdays. Miss Pearl
Summers of Chicago being Is years old
and Miss Mamie Jackson of this city be-
ing l6. Dancing was INDUCED in till
about midnight when the young folks
were all seated in room while the two
young ladies were seated in the center
of the room. A short address was made
byA. q. Plumer, who presented the
birthday cakes, during which time the
band played Home Sweet Home" very
low and sweet. After serving refresh
ments the young folks resumed the dan.
cling. Among those present were Misses
Fannie Allen, Fannie Burke, Fannie
! johnson, Florence johnson. Mamie
Samuels, Mamie Crosel, Minnie Craw-
ford. Mittie Boone, Mary Nc Nea!, Belle
Buckner, Alice Gillian, Carrie Young,
Carrie Crawford, Mrs. L. Walker, Mrs.
Alice Turner, Messrs. j. jackson, Zed
Harris, Jesse Jackson, Geo. Brady, Gus
Plummer, John Blackburn, Randolph
LAWSON, Chas. johnson, q. Hawkins,
Eugene Crawford, VIM Lisbon, U. Sum.
mers, Balph Gray, Jesse Brooks. Jas