The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-01-24

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Goto Central Hall Friday night Jan
uary 80.
Miss Pauline Goggin leaves this week
for New York.
Mr.. R. w. Lacy, of St. Louis, is in the
city for few days.
Miss Ella D. Evans, of Washington, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Edith Washington leaves on the
Gath for few days down east.
Lots of fun at the Masquerade at Gen.
trail Hall Friday night Jan. 80.
Mr.. Edward Beckwith was in the
Windy City few days this week..
Don't forget the Masquerade at Central
Hall, Friday Evening JAM, 80, 1891.
Mrs. Gertrude Spencer Ave,itt is very
sick at her home 1864 Armour avenue.
| Look out for the masquerade, to be
given by the Autumn Club in February.
Leroy Branham, aged three years,
died Wednesday JAM, 14th of pneumo-
MIA.
Mics Geneva Moore has returned to
the city after few days visit to Niles,
Mich.
Mrs. W. H. Britton has opened Dress
making parlors at 1928 State street. Sec
ond floor.
Misses ulu Kincaid and Anna Hayes,
left Thursday for Louisville to remain q
couple of months.
Send your name and address to the
United Christians Directory, $50 Dear
born St. Room 43.
It you wish to have the best time you
ever had in your life 60 to Central Hall,
Friday night, Jan. 80.
Mrs. J. D. Marshall, after an absence
of three weeks, has returned to the city
from Washington, DC.
Wanted-A good Colored man to travel
out ofthe city with stereopticon company
Reference required. Address Stereopti-
con, care of The APPEAL, Chicago.
Mrs. C. R. Ross of 54th and Drexel
Boulevard was instantly killed last Sat-
urda> by the explosion of sewer man.
hole at the intersection of Jackson and
Wabash.
Miss Jennie Hammer, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beckwith
at Albuquerque, N, NJ, passed through
tn" city Monday enroute for her he1
home in Nashville, Tenn.
Gentlemen visiting St. Paul should cal
at s. c. Waldon's Tonsorial Parlor, No
106 E. 5th street for hot and cold baths
shaving, shampooing, halr-cutting and
anything in the tonsorial line.
There is great tumble in prices Of
winter goods of all kinds at the Origina
Installmeut Companies, 112 Clark street
rooms 527-52S. Watches reduced. IT.
Clark. for years collector, is manager.
At the meeting of Household of Ruth
No. l53, Tuesday night the newly elect.
ed officers were installed. Mr.. London
Smith, who has held the Office of treasur.
er for six years, declined to serve longer
and Mrs. H. A. Bartlett was unanimous.
~ elected to the office. ,<.:.
| The Little Fair, Ezra Roam, proprietor
has removed it's large stock of house.
hold necessities in hardware, tinware
crockerv, lamps, notions cigars, tobacco
ETC., to $500 Armour ave., where he will
be pleased to serve all his many friends
Call in and secure bargains.
Two dollars securesa home in De For.
est 2O4th street. Investigate this and
see for yourselves. Call on Mutua
Building Loan & Investment Co npsny
316 Chamber Commerce Building, OF
James Williams, "a North Oakley street
or care The APPEAL, 1926 Dearborn.
| Any one wishing pair of fine gold
mined eyegla sses with bow bend can
be supplied during the rest of thil
wear at following rates: 10-karet a
$2.75; l2-karet; $500; l4-karet, 1877;
and l8-karet 81 IS. These bargains cal
only be obtained bv addressing tn,
APPEAL, when the agent will call.
Miss Annie Taylor celebrated hel
twenty-first birthday on Wednesday eve
ming, at her residence 35l5 Armour ave
nue.. with few of her very warm friends
The early part of the evening was spen
in games Of all kinds, conversation etc
Later, they all partook of an elegant re
past. A pie isant time was had by al
. present. They wish her many NOR
, such happy birthdays. The beautiful
: young hostess received many handsom
. presents. s