The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-26
APPEAL Reporters,

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The Logan Club enrolled 26 new mem
bers last Saturday evening.
The Independents May Party takes
place Monday evening, May 5.
Mrs. Charles Reynolds is quite sick ct
2l2S Butter6eld street, top floor.
The Ozark town Coal Association" has
reelected Geo. Newton president.
Mr.. Richard Gum has accepted DO.
sition with the Imperial Building Co.
/ Mrs. Hattie Roy of St.. Paul paid a
short visit to Mrs. John Walker 1928
State. .-
Don't forget the date of the Inde-
pendent's May Party, Monday evening,
May S. -. .:.. .s
Mr.. H. Simpson has been suffering
with sore eyes for week or so but is all
right again. ~..
1fyou are going to move drop us a
card so that your friends may know
where to find you. ~
There was volunteer contribution of
$1O1.20 by the members to Bethesda
Church last Sunday. -.-
Mr.. Allen Hawley 422 33rd street is
taking vacation in Cass Co., Michigan
visiting his parents.
Mrs. John Walker has removed to 1928
State street, where she will be pleased
to see her many friends. .5
Messrs. E. Beckwith, Jr and ST., are
in the city, after six days go.as-you-
please around the world.
Rev. VIM, A. Burch will leave for Gin
cinnati Monday, to be preset at the
marriage of his daughter.
The fret; banquetssofr ..The 90 Buck
Club will take place in May; so says
the president of the Bucks.
Mr.. Bud Smith has been very sick for
two weeks, at his home, 3OlO Butterfeld
street. He is now improving.
Mr.. John H. Howard has purchased
the so feet of ground and house on the
S. E. cor. of 9th. and Dearborn streets.
Mrs. E. Williams respectfully invites
4 the attention of The APPEAL readers to
her dressmaking parlor, at 4ls 9th.
street. ......
Furnished room for one or two gents
with closet and bath. Terms reasonable
Mrs. F. A. Williams, 3ll2 La Sale
street. .a-.
Nicely furnished rooms, hot and cold
water, good clean beds, for gentlemen
only, at Mrs. Johnson's 472 State street
LIST flat. ,-
Mr.. G. Holton has been on visit to
his old home, Chatham, Canada, where
he disposed of his property, and is now
$500 better off.
W. H. Britton shows considerable bu-
siness ability. He has enlarged his res.
taurant and reftted it with all the mo-
dern improvements.
Do you wish to spend a pleasant even
ing? Ifso, attend the May Party of the
Independent Club, which takes place al
Central Hall Monday evening, May 5.
! Mr.. J. w. Henderson was married tc
Miss Belle Loving last week, the groom
going one way and the bride the other
never to meet again. Too bad. too bad
| Young man save your money and buy
a home. The money you waste on
cigars, liquor and other frivolities, i
saved, will make you comfortable in old
age.
DR.. j. G. Valentine, Alderman F. G.
Vierling, ]. E. Carter and other promi.
nent men of the second ward have be,
gun active work in the interest Of J. E
Bish for the legislature.
| After May LIST, Dr.. Daniel Williams
Office hours will be to 4:3O P. NJ. Hi.
morning and evening hours will remain
unchanged. Sundays from to 4:3O only
Office 1904 Michigan avenue.
For Sale Two lots with east front or
Wright street, near corner OF 54th. St.
Cheapif taken at once. T. E. Wignal
and Son, BOB Tacoma Building, corner
Madison and LaSalle streets.
i Mr.. McCulloch who owns the National
Bakery on State street, also owns mum.
Der Of houses and through his agent he
refuses to rent them to Colored people
This should be remembered by his Col.
ored customers.
The following wellknown Colored
men have drawn elegant Gold Hunting
Case Watches, stem wind and set
guaranteed 20 years, for PRICES named
i Rev. j. w. Terry So Fairfield Av. 500
/ ]. J. Johnson 1873 Monroe st. $1.OO
i A. A. Lott 1872 Monroe st. $500
i North American Watch and Jewelry
Co., w. J. Wicks Gen. Agt., Room IS
i Times Bldg.
Laura Lewis and Nancy De Hart
/ Colored women, had duel at Poll