The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-11-08
Mrs. Mary Lee is quite iii at her home

NJ M rs.s Mary Lee is quite i'll at her home
on Tremontstreet. Ia
Miss Nellie Ball and Mr.. Geo. Porter
weresmarried Tuesday Get. %. 80
Mrs.Geo. W. Porter left Tuesday for
McComb, ILL.,, to visit>her Mother.
Mrs. John Robinson left Thursday for
q two months visit to Louisville, KY.
Mr.. Miller, of New York who has
been very sick for several weeks, is i'm
proving slowly.
There are lew more quiet weddings
looked for in the near future. Be care
full young ladies.
Mr.. E. H. Hackley, Geo. Contee, and
j. 7. Gunnell, went to Pueblo Tuesday
to attend the convention,
Miss Ida Clark and mr.. Richard De
Priest, were quietly married Tuesday
evening by Rev. Myron Reed.
The Porters and Janitors Union gave
q grand ball at the Chamber Of Com
merce, corner of 14th and Lawrence
streets, Tuesday evening.
For Ladies Only.
Saloons are kept by sixty.six women
in New York.
A woman in New York furnishes love-
letters at 81 apiece.
DR.. Hammond says that thin soles arc
the worst propagators Of disease among
women.
There is more than one woman in
New York who wishes there were nc
social edicts against smoking.
The ladies' in Austria are beginning to
ask why they should pay taxes and not
have vote in municipal affairs.
Babies are now very scarce in France
One may pass hundred houses without
finding cradle in it. Such a country il
doomed. .....
An Indian girl named Susan La Flesh
has graduated from a New York medica
school to practice among her tribe, the
Omahas. "
The fashionable young woman who
has a dog and bangle orders collar
for her canine's neck to match the
bauble she wears on her arm.
A crook at the Kansas state fair picked
woman's pocket, and found in bel
purse three samples of dress goods, {
recipe for making angel food, hairpin
two bread tickets, a package of cour
plaster and nickel with hole in it.
In Chill the horse-car conductors arc
girls. Their uniform, aside from Other
garments, is mans straw hat, money
bag, and white apron. They have 6
seat at the back of the car. The pref
test soon get some other business.
Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Harry Clarkson, of Louisville, il
in the city to permanently reside.
Mrs. Cornelious Sanders left the city
for Tacoma to visit her daughter Mrs
! Mitchell.
Dame Rumor hath it that there will
soon be wedding among the elite O.
Portland society.
ANY one wishing to subscribe for Tn
APPEAL should call on Mrs. William
Newman 1852 n. 10th street.
The Eastern Male quartette are rem
dering some very fine pieces, which
shows that they mean business.
The G. l.. S. c., of Portland, will hol,
their regular monthly meeting at tn
residence of Mrs. VIM. Clippers.
The Autumn Club will give a Sta,
Ride party on Tuesday night Nov. 4. /
jolly good time is anticipated by all be
ing fortunate enough to have an invita-
ton.
On Sunday Nov. 2 A. M. E. Zio,
Sunday school will give sacred concer
which will consist of solos, duets, trios
quartetts etc., under the management O
Mr.. e. E. L.Henderscn chorister.
The G. no. of O: F. gave a conce,
snd ball on Thursday night Oct. 80. 4
large number were out and all had al
enjoyable time. We noticed anon,
those present a number of strangers
Messrs {. r. Shovel, II. Pettycord. O
St. Paul. Vinegar, Martin, VIM. Powell
of San Francisco.
Bethel church concert and social civ
en- at Nonpariel Hall corner 9Th anc
Madison sts., was financial success
The concert was very good, particularly
SO by the rendering of Hamlet's vista
ton, by Mr.. R. T. Taylor. The church
presented him with handsome souve
mir with the Autumn Club inscribed
on it. Mr.. Taylor responded to the
presentations with very neat little
speech. t
Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. r. Stokes of West Superior il
very sick.
Mrs. E. D. Green of st. Paul was in
the city last week.