The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22

COr tuo unoSC 20 cent meal In the CITY
60 to Johnson's 500 18th street S.
Go to Johnson's restaurant for your
dinners 500 Fourth street South.
Mrs. II. C. Covington of St. Paul, is
visiting Mrs. r. Burke this week.
You can get THE APPEAL at A. H.
Watkins barber shop 254 18th ave. S.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will open
their fair on Monday evening March "a.
Mrs. Hunton keeps the only FIRST class
boarding house in the city at 2l9 Third
street South.
Mrs. Anderson andMrs. Smith will
lead the Baptist choir in St. Paul on
Easter Sunday.
VIM. K. Morris attorney and coun-
celor at law "a Fifth street S., call on
him for legal advice.
Mr.. G. w. Lee and son have moved
from their tonsorial headquarters on
Nicollet avenue to 18th street and Third
avenue s.
The entertainment given by the
Nellie Scott Daymon Jubilee Singers on
Saturday evening at the Dyer ball was
fairly we'll attended.
Let the Afro-Americans of Minnesota
form themselves into subordinate | ca
CUES so that by June they can unite and
form State League.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is destined to
supersede all other soothing syrups.
The demand for it is really astonishing.
Physicians recommend it. .. .....
The silver reapers society met at the
residence of Mrs. F. Scott 70S Henne-
pin avnue last Friday evening. A good
literary program was rendered.
The noted revivalist, Rey. Thomas OF
Quincy III. arrived last Tuesday and will
conduct revival services at the Bethesda
Baptist Church on 4th. street and 9Th.
avenue S. all of next week or longer.
The series began last Tuesday.
Go to Johnson's Restaurant and Lunch
rooms 500 4th street South and get the
best dinner for twenty-five cents in the
city. His long experience in hotels and
restaurants has given him knowledge
equaled by few and surpassed by none
Among the social events Of the week
the entertainment given on Monday
evening at Mrs. Farr's 52l Nicollet aven.
ne has been one of the most pleasant
A fair sized audience was entertained
with the following program: Quartet,
by the Adonis; solo, Far away" Mrs
Gertie Anderson; solo, Under the
Snow" Mr.. J. c. Todd; recitation, 'Hez
and the Landlord" Miss Ellen Duniee
solo; cover the bannister" Miss NJ Chit.
tenden; solo, ''Srrangers yet" Mr.. VIM
R. Morris; recitation. "Useful expert
ence" Miss Drucilla Dunjee. solo, by
Mrs. VIM. Smith. The program was
we'll rendered. The proceeds were fol
the Bethesda Baptist church.
Commencing Sunday March % Pat
Rooney the Irish comedian comes tc
the Biou for a week, here is what the
Boston Herald says of the attraction
''Pat's Wardrobe is the name of the
new three-act comedy in which MIR. Pa
Rooney and his company appeared last
evening, before an audience which
crowded the house in every part. Il
was the first presentation of the piece il
this city, but it will not be the last, by
goo many times, judging from the
manner of its reception. The audience
began to laugh almost directly upon the
rising of the curtain and continued to dc
SO until its fall, with cessation only wher
speciality business was introduced, and
not always then. pats WARDROBE was
undoubtedly written for the sole pur
pose of keeping an audience in state
of merriment."
Miss Fannie Hall the Chicago elocu
ZIONIST, gave one of her popular readings
at the Westminster Church on Tues
day evening, assisted by Mesdamel
VIM. Smith, Gertie Anderson and r. j
Coleman; Messrs. VIM. r. Morris anc
w. 81. Nichols. Owing to DR.. Burrell'.
absence, his congregation which Mis-.
Hall expected to appear before, was no
notified of the reading, and therefore
were conspicuous for their absence
Thus making the attendance small. 4
goodly number of Miss Halls devotee,
among her Colored friends were presen
and was well repaid by the followin,
most excellently rendered program
Bright Sparkles," by the Elite Quartet
recitation, est. Michaels," Miss Fanni,
Hall, Italian duet, Mesdames VIM
Smith and Anderson; ben Hur'
Chariot Race, !" Miss Fannie Hall; IS ca
Away" Elite Quartet; Mother ant