The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-11
THE APPEAI: "A NA1TONAI OAMERICAN NEWSPAPER

AVeANIA-AAN sANAzNvAkJA lAA 21.GGs
An old folks Concert and a grand
/ Plantation Scene with IN Old Fashion
Supper and refreshments, will be given
at st. JAMES, Church, End street s. E.,
Thursday evening Oct, 10Th. Admis-
Bion, 1Oc. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. Come and see how nicely the
old people will entertain you.
MONEY LOANED-On Horses, Wa
CONS, household goods, musical instru-
ments or any GOOD secufity without re-
neval. Also on watches, diamonds etc.
No delay. Private room for ladies.
Lowest rates il the city; open even.
inRs. v. Heath, successor to W. H..
Adamson, ~ Washington av s.
| P. Olson Earl Undersaker Ne. 1903
franklin avenue South Minneapolis is
ono Of the most affable and pleasant
men il the business III our city. and his
prices are quite moderate. We hope
our friends viii give him l call. He was
/ one 81 those who fought our conntry's
battles ia the days Of her struggles.
Call and BEE him.
Mr.. W. j. johnson 500 9Th street S.,
/ gave ! dinuer party Tor i number of
prominent gentlemen on last Tuesday
atsP. y. Among them were: Messrs.
| B. s. Harris, T. n. Smith high Masons,
| from Chicago; s. B. Burnett. j. w.
Woodfork, Of st. Paul; C. M. Lee, C. f.
Davis, T. A. Jackson and S. sMcFarlan.
The whole affair was very fine and Mr..
johnson deserves much credit.
! A, delightful social party was given
Friday night Of last week by Mesdames
Marshall and Bently, cor. LIST ave. and
18th street N. E., in honor of their guest
Mrs. ii. Butts ofSt. Paul. The early
part of the evening was devoted to music
and other amusements. Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs Britton; Mesdames
Butts Of St. Paul, and Miller; Misses
Fannie and Florence johnson; Messrs.
G. Brown and Givens. All present had
a delightful time. .=. FEr.
Bethesda Baptist church Rev. ]. W.
| Dunjee pastor-For the last two Sundays
at the close of the Sunday school the
young people have been devising plans
for the organizing of Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society, which or
ganization was completed last Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Jasper Gibbs as
president; Mr.. Frank Preston, vice
president; Miss Ella Dunjee. recording
secretary; Mr.. M. E. Singleton, cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. John Gibbs,
treasurer. The society starts of with
about Is members and with the bright
est prospects before it of being of great
benefit to the church.
We announced in our last issue of
The APPEAL that Mr.. Geo. Brady and
his lovely bride would arrive OH Oct., 2.
In accordance with this announcement
they arrived in the city at A. M, and
going to their home found splendid
wedding breakfast awaiting them. The
breakfast party consisted of the bride
and groom, Mrs G. Falls, Mr.. J. M. ALI
son, Miss N. Brady, Miss Nora Thomp-
son and the father and mother of the
groom. The beautiful preparations
which the groom had made, in house
magnifcently furnished, was complete
surprise to the Young wife. We wish
more of our young ladies might meet
with the same luck. --
The Afro-American League met last
Monday night to hear the report of the
committee on bylaws appointed week
previous of which committee Rev. J. w.
Dunjee was chairman. The report of
the committee was adopted with few
minor changes. The meeting was large
and enthusiastic, but the new officers
were not elected no one Of the candidates
receiving sufficient number of votes
necessary for election. The candidates
were T. A. jackson, M. Wood and J. L..
Neal. The meeting adjourned at IL P.
NJ, to meet next Monday night. Look
out for rousing meeting. Let every
true man turn out and see that the Lea
que is kept in good hands.
We would again remind the Republic
cans Of this city that "eternal vigilance
is the price Of victory Let every man
do his whole duty in this contest. in
county and city. Our ticket congress.
sonal, legislative. county and city; as a
whole is the best ever presented to the
voters of this community, 4 ticket that
can be endorsed DO every honest citizen
and ought to receive every true ,Republi-
can vote. The Republican party has
been true to the Colored people. Ali
that We have in the way of rights as 4
citizens before the law, came from this
party, and hope every Colored man in
Hennepin County will work and vote
vote for every man on the ticket, we
have gone to great pains to look into the
history Of every man on our ticket, and
we are happy to say it is credit to the
State Of Minnesota. Mr.. j. H. Eye, the
Republican nominee for Sheriff, has a
double claim on the votes Of our people
IN this county. Ihope strong Colored
club may be formed this week and no
man should let q stone be left unturned
j until the sun goes down on election day.
Bljo4 Opera HOUSE.
i sChas. ii. Hoyt's greatest, funniest and
i best farce comedX, ga Bunch; Of Keva,,