The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-01-03
ST. PAUL.

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Mr.. T. H. Lyles ia laid up with a ser.
ious attack of rheumatism. !. IT. .
Mrs. Lou. Jordan of Duluth is in the
city guest at the Little Ryan. :. .~-
Eight new noters were put on the
electric line between the Twin Cities
this week. e.. -.
Watch meetings were held at both the
Baptist and Methodist churches and
both were we'll attended and quite inter-
esting.
The gentleman who lost a pair OF
gloves at St. James church last Sunday
evening can regain the same by apply
ing at The APPEAL Office. s*s
Abraham Lodge, No. l K. Of p, con.
ferred the first degree On candidate Har-
ry Fletcher last Tuesday evening. Sirs
Parker, Newman and Light, are in town.
W. A. Brady's "Great Metropolis" will
be the Grand's next attraction. enc
Carthy's Mishaps" draws heavily, and
will be presented for the last time at the
matinee today.
Miss Bertha Pittman of St. Paul Park
celebrated the ninteenth anniversary OF
her birthday Friday of last week with a
pleasant little party which was highly
enjoyed by those present.
The electric line over the Wabasha
street bridge to West st. Paul. was put in
regular operations on New Years Day.
The Concord stseet line, across the Rob-
ert street bridge, will require couple OF
weeks for completion.
Prof. j. W. Luca is quite sick. A COL
lection was taken for his benefit Sunday
at St. James church and neat sum was
raised. He has been faithful worker
in our midst and the collection showed
that his efforts were appreciated.
Abraham Lodge, K. P, rontemplates
giving series of entertainments soon.
A division will also soon be formed. The
lodge meets the LIST and 3rd THURSDAYS
and the End and 18th Tuesday in each
month, and is progressing rapidly.
The APPEAL is pleased to announce to
its delinquent subscribers that it has Sc
cured the services of Mr.. Charles Par
ker as agent and collector, he will short
ly call on patrons who are in arrears and
1T is hoped all such will settle at once.
New Years Day was observed as hol-
iday but the custom of calling" having
fallen into "innocuous desuetude" the
day was very quietly passed and there
were fewer aching heads and hearts yes
terday than used to be the case on Jan
End. wis a> ~. p
Lillian Lewis will fill out next week at
the Harris, beginning Monday night.
This season she has a new play,-the
most powerful she has ever had, it is
said-entitled, "Credit Lorraine" This
will alternate with" AS In a Looking
Glass;
The Postofice employees received thei,
salaries last Tuesday for the month OF
December. The pay roll this time con.
tanned about 250 names, and amounts to
over $4,000. One hundred and nine OF
the number, however, are connected
with the railway mail service. afa@ E.
Prof. D. P. Hurlburt's great Hippocy-
nagon or school of educated horses dun
keys and dogs, will appear at the Olym-
pic next week. This show comes highly
recommended by the Press wherever il
has been. It is a genuine novelty and
will attract crowds. Don't miss it.
The Mickels attempted murder, muir
der and suicide is still talked about.
Mickels was insured in burial associa-
ton that paid $75, at the death of the
insured and his foster daughter was also
insured in the same way. Mickles was
buried Friday and the girl was buried
Sunday from Pilgrim Baptist church
Mrs. Mickles is still at the hospital in 8
fair way to recover.
Rev. D. P. Brown had call to 20 to
Mrs. Blacks Wednesday evening abou,
half past eight o'clock. Visions of q mar.
rage fee doomed up before him and he
HE'D himself to the appointed place
There was no wedding but there was q
nice little party Of young folks having q
good time. After Rev. Brown had par.
taken of some refreshments, Miss Hattie
Shepherd on behalf of several members
of st. James Sunday school, as follows;
Viola Berry, Clara Simpson, Lizzie
Black, Hattie Shepherd and M. johnson,
presented beautiful oxydized silye,
shaving set and case. The young Eide,
was consid erably but pleasantly surpris
ed and accepted the gift with some an.
propriate remaks. The occasion was
most pleasant to all.
st. james a. M. e. Church.
st. James church continues to flourish
through God Is assistance. The services
are still full Of the same interest and