The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-03-15
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church tomorrow as usual.
For the finest 25 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.
Madame Daymons Jubilee singers will
sing at Dyers Hall this evening.
Mrs. M. Weaver who has been quite
III Tor several days is much better.
You can get The APPEAL at A. H.
Watkins barber shop 254 4th ave. S.
Everybody has a good time at the en-
tertainments given by Nat Turner Lodge.
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 PIG Third
street South. .s....
VIM. K. Morris attorney and coun-
! celor at law 81 Fifth street S., call on
him for legal advice.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mr.. E. A. Mitchell and Miss Annie
Nelson.
The M. X. S. T., Society met at the
residence of Mrs. l. H. Turner Thursday
evening.
Miss Jennie Hilger and Miss Julia
Branch who have been away for several
months, have returned.
The Zion Baptist church Literary So
ciety will meet Tuesday night at Rev.
Davis's 800 Summer street, N. E.
Rev. B. J. Watson and wife arrived
Thursday of last week from Rock Island.
ILL.,, and will make the Flour CITY their
home.
Let the Afro-Americans of Minnesota
form themselves into subordinate ca
CUES so that by June they can unite and
form State League.
Many physicians are prescribing DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup because they know it
is good and safe remedy for children.
Druggists sell it for rs cents.
In order to make The APPEAL interest.
ing to you, send all matter Of interest to
public and yourselves to us the first OF
the week. it will cost you nothing.
When your friends come on u visit to
Minneapolis drop US card to "a 5th
street s., the date7o their arrival, how
long they. will remain and your name
and number. ~.
Rev. DR.. Thwing of Plymouth church,
gave lecture at Dyers music hall last
evening for the benefit of the Bethesda
Baptist church of this city. His topic
wrs Can We beat the Dutch" he beat
them.
| A grand literary and musical exhibit
ton will be given at Mrs. Farr's Parlors,
52l Nicolet avenue, Monday evening,
March II. Proceeds for the benefit of
Bethesda Baptist church. Band in at
tendance. Come one, come ALL
The attraction at Bijou Opera House
for the week commencing Mach 10th.
will be Verona Jarbeau in the musical
comedy, "Starlght," described on the
playbills very apt]y as dramatic piece
Of bric-a. brac, was expressly written for
Miss Jarbeau's debut as a star.
The item which appeared in the last
issue of THE APPEAL referring to the
Choir concert has been misconstrued by
many readers. Mrs. Coleman was not
paid for her labors. But all bills con-
tracted were paid; also the specialists.
The choir members, the organist, and
Miss Fannie Hall gave their full services
free of charge, and the net cash went
into the church treasury to be disposed
Of as the board saw fit.
There was a surprise party given on
Miss Fannie Burke Oh Wednesday even
ing March II. The guests gathered
early and entertained each other with
card playing and dancing which was in
dulged until very late hour. There
were present: Misses Fannie Burke,
Fannie Hall, Of Chicago; Nellie Day, of
Faribault, Mimi; Lena Duncan, Ellen
Duncan, Josephine Williamson, Mamie
Williams, Fannie Allen, Mrs. Burke;
Mr.. w. Drew Bloom, Charlie Farr,
James Dover, Chas.. Fog, OF st. Paul.
The st. Peters A. M. e. Sunday school
departed from their usual Sunday SER
vice last abbath and rendered a fine
literary and musical program. Mr.. VIM.
r. Morris made an address on the les
son, q V. Mitchell read an Essay on
punctuality, ]. L. Neal spoke on Sabbath
school whork, in which has been en-
gagged in this city for more than thirteen
years. Mr.. L. Saunders made an ad-
dress to the little ones, while Misses J.
Williamson, Hattie Renro and F. Burke
furnished music for the occasion, Miss
Fannie Hall Of Chicago, recited "Rock
of Ages which was most excellent,
About 10 o'clock Wednesday evening
fire caught in the sitting room of the
residence Of Mr.. J. L. Neal, which was
located on 22d street and Lake of the
Isles, and before assistance arrived the
entire dwelling was enveloped by flames.
Mr.. Neal narrowly escaped the flames
by jumping out of the up stairs window.
The origin ofthe fire isunknown, but it
is supposed that it caught from the
lamp. The building was nearly covered
by insurance and the loss to Mr.. Neal
will reach about $500. Mrs. Neal and
family are in Decatur. Ill, visiting rela-
tibes and are expected home next week.