The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-02-21


have been appointed local agents of
German Fire Insurance Co., of Newark,
n. J. Any. one wishing to place risks
with them will call at Chamber of Com
merce Building.
Abraham Lodge Mol, K. of p, con.
ferred the first degree on the following
candidates last Saturday evening at their
Castle Hall corner seventh and Mime
sofa streets: W. H. Eldridge, Edward
Terrill and Frank Williams.
The APPEAL is pleased to announce to
it's 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
it is hoped all such will settle at once.
A meeting will be held at Cretin hall
Wednesday evening Feb. rs, in favor of
the early closing movement, Archbish-
OPP Ireland and Rev. S. G. Smith will be
present and address the meeting The
speaking will be interspersed with vocal
and instrumental selections.
The entertainment of Abraham Lodge
No l, K. of p, which will be gwen at A.
O. U. w. Hall Wednesday Feb, .25th,
will consist of musical and literary seec-
tons by the best talent of the Twin
Cities. Grand promenade at close of ex-
ercises. Grand march at IL 80
We send occasionally copy of 1s
APPEAL to persons who are not subs,
ers. If you are not one, this is al
hinder to examine it carefully, an
then send in your own name, and hand
the paper to one of your friends With
the same request.
The Young Mems Social Club rooms,
situated at 1884 Jackson street, have been
opened by Mr.. William Liggins. They
are magniticently furnished and fitted
up, and will, as a matter of course, prove
to be the popular resort of those who
seek nice genteel place, t, while away
the tedious hours of evenings between
supper and bed time. Call in to see Mr..
Liggins
Commencing Monday with matinees
Saturday and Sunday the Olympic an
nounces the appearance OF the grand or
ganization "Violet Mayo's French Folly
Company" comprising host OF the
most beautiful. shaply and talented ar
lists on the vaudeville stage. The per-
formances conclude with the sensational
bur]esque entitled "Antics." This will
surely be an A No. show.
The grand opening of the new Eureka
Saloon Monday evening was grand.suc-
cess. The magnificent place was crowd
ed from early in the evening until late at
night with jolly, good natured, liberal
lot of the friends of the popular proprie.
tor, MIR. J, H. Cunningham and manager,
Mr.. Phil. E. Reid. An elegant lunch
was served and large number of sbek-
els jingled in the cash register during the
evening.
Thursday Zachariah Taylor prayed
Judge Egan to give him divorce from
his wife Kate Taylor, because she had
broken her VOWS of consistency and Mrs.
T. complicated matters by asking the
judge Tor divorce from Mr.. T. because
he bad treated her cruelty through a
series of suffering years. Judge Egan
found no evidences of unfaithfulness
and could not, therefore, divorce Mr.. T.
from Mrs. T., but he may, upon further
consideration, divorce Mrs. T. from
| Mr.. T.
The yonng ladies of St. James church
will give a "Masquerade and Apple
Dumping Festival'' at Odd Fellows
He'll, Tuesday evening March h, for
the benefit of the church. Some very
beautiful, unique and original costumes
are being manufactured for the occasion
and there is barrel of fun in store for
those who attend. Elegant home made
apple dumplings and all sorts of sauces
will be served by mattresses in costume.
All this for the small admission fee of
10 cents. Every body will be made well
come.
The committee of arrangements for the
grand K. P, entertainment Wednesday,
February 25th, at A. 0. U. w. Hall, cor
ner 9TH and Minnesota is composed as
follows:
SirJ. w. Newman.
Sir S. W. Light.
Cir VIZ,