The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-11-12
CHICAGO.
IHE "WORLD'S FAIR CITY" VIEW.
ED BY THE APPEAL MAN,
"A compilation Of Number of Happen.
inRs' Social and OtherwIse, Among the
Atro-Americans OF tho Second city of
This Glorious Union.
Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Harrison will read Eugene Aram'v

Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Harrison will read Eugene Aram'.
Dream" - -a ~. .-.
MIS-. Collins of 3744 Armour ave il
quite ill. -v...
Cook has the finest tone of any VOL.
mist in the world.
Cook ard Harrison have no equals in
their special lines,
Miss Belle Ackley is very i'll at be,
home 63l9 Langley avenue.
Mrs. Theo. F. Hackley is quite i'll at
her residence, Dearborn street.
Mrs. H. S. Anderson OF $3.50 Armour.
has gone to Florida TO spend the winter.
MIS-. Blanche Peterson Of 200 Dear.
born street, who has been quite i'll is
convalescent.
Mrs. Alice Glundy of Nashville, Tenn.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. r. c..
Pope of Sll2 Dearborn street.
Harrison "Wreck of the Julie Plante"
the purest humorous selection Written.
Monday night at Quinn Chapel.
Mrs. Burrell Davis and daughter Of St.
Paul after a very enjoyable visit to her
parents has returned to her home,
Mrs. jamie Black of Denver Co... Ia
the guest Of Mrs. Mildred z. Twyman of
?7S5 Armour Ave., she will remain all
winter.
News and matter for publication In
HE APPEAL may be left at tho residence
OF Mr.. Leroy Taylor, collector, 2S2l Dear.
born street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown of Elyria.
Ohio. spent last week in tho city, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Jno. Boston 2s2G
Armour Avenue.
Mrs. Randall's Cafe and Oyster parlor
2s2S State street. Bert meals in tbe citv.
A special dinner is served daily at
l2M' Confectionery and cigars.
Mrs. G. Walter Burns of 1896 Dea, born
street after making a months visit at
Troy o., the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
khoades returned home on the 9Th,
Young mon save your money and buy
home. The money you waste on ci.
g"rs, liquor, and other frivolities. II
saved, will make you mfortable in old
age.
Mesdames Bowman & Shaw, hair.
dressing parlors 1927 State street. All
kinds of hair work done tn ordor
Switches repaired and dyed. Give Us e.
call.
You can get crayon portrait ifyou will
cut out the advertisement Off. B. Wilson
which appears on the last page of this
lesne and carry it to him at his stelier
5S9 State street.
Mrs Bowman has added to the hair
dressing parlors 1887 State, a dreesmak.
ing department. She has secured tho
services OF competent artists. Perfect
ut guaranteed. Prices moderate.
Mrs. Alice Harper, instructrees in
on canvas and other material.
Pictures in Oil Painting, wedding and
party dresses a speciality. 294S State
street, top of flat. Give me a call.
James II. Lewis Esq our promising
young attorney is building up good
practice. If you have any legal business
see him at room % Custom House or
1924 Dearborn street.
Mrs. E. Gooden's Delmonico Cafe and
Restaurant, 1877 Plymouth place. Refitt
ed throughout. Serves the best The
market affords. Meals at all hours
Home cooking 1917 Plymouth place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Pope of Sll2 Desr.
born street, are the proud parents of an
to their household in the shape
Of a 10 pound girl who made her appear
ance last Tuesday. Both mother snd
baby are doing we'll. Miss Florence
Philips who recently graduated
from the Provident training school
attended Mrs. Pope and has
shown in this case the thorough and
practical training she received while in
That institution. Mrs. Ward assis ed her
Happy Mr.. Risl,
Hon, JAS f. R1sh wao tho o,l,,