The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
The SANITY CITY.
st Paul Melange-The Occurren-
ces Of the Past Week in the
Capital Of Minnesota.
Newsy Newslets.

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Look out for the K. T. entertainment
Thursdsy June 9Th.
Meals at all hours at the new Del.
monico No. "a E 9Th street.
RENDER the entertainment by 'Gad's
Band ,''next Monday night.
DO you borrow The APPEAL, or, do
you subscribe for and pay for it7
Cap. w. C. Hawkins and Mr.. Tom
Phillips left for Chicago last Sunday.
instruction on the piano given by w.
A. Weir 434 St Anthony Ave. Terms
reasonable.
It is generally conceded that O. o..
Cullen will be elected president of the
city council.
Mr.. Bruce BRYANT is very ill at the
residence of Mr.. Nelson Russell, 299
Charles street.
Don't fail to 20 to Masonic Hall next
Monday night and witness the entertain
ment by "Gad's Band"
Mrs. Lulu Poteete, of Omaha, Neb..
is in the city the guest of Mrs. Maggie
Thompson No. S96 Rice street.
Mrs. Mary Mink has moved from No.
IS E. Sixth street to the Herzog Flats.
S. W. Cor. st. Peter and Fourth streets.
Mrs. J. B. johnson left Thursday for
Logansport, Ind, thence to the "blue
grass region" of Kentucky, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Austin Gordon formerly of Co. D.
25th, U. S. Unity stationed at Fork Gus
ter, Mon., is in the city guest at the
Little Ryan.
The Republican state central commit
tee has issued the official call for the
state convention on July "a at II A. M.
the total number of delegate will be 459.
The gallant Sir knights Samuel Bur-
nett and James Woodfork are making
things hum in their preparations for the
grand K. T. entertainment en- Thursday
June 9Th.
Mr.. Joseph M. Grisom, of River Falls,
Wis, was in the city Monday. He had
not been here for ten years and was
very much surprised at the wonderful
growth of the city.
Messrs. Frank Robertson and Chas.
James left last week for Chicago they
returned Wednesday. Mr.. Will Rober-
son accompanied them to Chicago and
then went on to Muncie, Ind.
On tomorrow at 3 P. NJ, Mrs. Nora
Moore, Mamie ROLAND and Mamie
Henderson of the West Side A. M. E.
Mission will be baptized by Rev. J. NJ.
Henderson at Pilgrim Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plum, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, arrived in the city Tues
day for the purpose of making their flu
ture home here. For the present they
are guests of Mrs. G. H. Webb, No. 495
Fuller street.
Ida Streihof, the seventeen-year-ol
girl who eloped last week with a Colored
barber nomed JOHN L. Adams, of Min
neapolis, returned to St. Paul with her
husband Sunday. Mrs. Streihof, the
girls mother, has become reconciled to
the marriage, and will 90 to Omaha to
reside with her son-in-law.
St. Phillips Literary Society will meet.
at the residence of Mrs. G.. H. Webb,
495 Fuller street next Wednesday even
ing May %. The following program will
be presented: Piano solo, Miss Lulu
Griswold; reading, Miss Lulu Mayo;
recitation, Mr.. Willie Francis; solo, Mrs.
J. K. Hilya. d Grafton, Mr.. R. F. Hun
ton; reading, Mrs. R. G. Howard; sing.
ing, Society.
Lawyer F. L. McGhee succeeded in
procuring divorce for Mrs. Annie
Lockrey Smith, from her husband
Joseph Smith, in the District court last
Saturday. Mrs. Smith at once invited
her counsel to attend her wedding which
: takes place to-day, Mr.. John Smith
being the happy man. The parties are
white, next in order will be some Afro
Americans.
The soiree by the Oriole Club Mon
day night proved to be one of the most
enjoyable affairs of the season despite
the unqualified rumors which were
noised around the city. Minneapolis
had large representation present and
every thing went merry as marriage
bell until early morn. The members
may feel just gratifed at their success in
their inaugural entertainment.
The regular dramatic season at the
new Olympic Theatre closes tomorrow.
The season has been printable one to
the proprietor and the public has been
highly pleased. This is due in no small
measure to the indefatigible exertions
and judicious management of the popn-
lar Billy Wells, and as compliment to
him, proprietor Conley has rendered
him grand benefit which will take
place Sunday evening June LIST. Every.
body will be there.
Any one interested in the sick-benefit,
funeral-aid, and death beneficiary ASSOC
Citations of the United States can help
make the statistics Of their organizations
for the Forthcoming census more com.
plete and disseminate the knowledge OF
the good work they are doing by send.
ing the names of such societies as they
may know of, and the address OF their