The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-09-17

The subject Of Rev J. w. Duniee'
sermon for tomorrow THE duty enjoyed
in the teaching of Bible truth" Ant
the subje,t in the evening SIS gospe
fru'h loosing its hold upon u.s." Every
body made welcome.
II you are looking fora nice comfort
able boarding house call ut Mrs Lo,
Herdon's No. 3l2 Third Av. South
Nice, clean, airy rooms. First class
table service. Reasonable rates. Tran
sients accommodated.
Rsv. Malone the now pastor Of St
James Church on the East side preached
his first sermon last Sunday. All were
delighted with him. We hope Ri v
Malone may have prosperous year WITH
the old mother church..
Mrs. Brown has re moved her board inp
house from BIZ 9Th avenue So, to the
corner of 3rd St and 3rd Av So, where
she is prepared to receive all OF her old
friends and patrons and as many new
ones as may f. ell disposed to call.
We would call the attention of all our
patrons to the New England Dime Saw.
irgs Bank on the first floor of the
Guaranty Loan Building corner of 3rd
street and End avenue S. Let everyone
call at the bank and get particulars.
Mrs. D. A. Graham will remain in the
city about two weeks packing and repair.
ing to move and then she will join her
husband at his station in Chicago. We
hope Rev. and Mrs. Graham may bave
the best year Of their life at Big Bethel.
Boutell Bros, corner Washington ave.
nue. South and End avenue, is the place
in the city to get bargains in all kinds
of etoves, furniture carpets and crockery.
All goods on easy instalments. These
gentlemen are afable and pleasant "a
ell
We call the attention of tbs public to
Mrs. NJ. j. Pattons 81 9TH street South
she keeps one of the best houses in the
North West. The house is furnished
NV from top to bottom. The price is
also very reasonable. Call and look her
house over.
Mrs. C. H. Hamilton has moved into
the large building No. 3l6 Sixth avenue
South which she has fitted up for board.
ers and dodgers, She has ten nice sleep
ing rooms and will furnish board for
those who so desire. Terms reasonable.
Give her call.
The Excelsior Band of this city 81
making preparations for the campaign.
The band has two new members to add
to their list Messrs. Gatewood and
Bewer. The band is now under the
instruction of Prof. w. H. Howard who
is competent leader.
Mr.. and MS c. L. Britton have NOV
ed from 104 Washington Ave. South to
2ll Washington Ave. North, to beauti-
ful fat newly and handsomely fitted up
for the very best class of dodgers. Hot
and cold water, and all of the modern
improvements. Call and see them.
This week is Blanket and Comfort
week at the far famed Bargain House o.
s. E. Olson 4 Co., Minneapolis. They
have window display of these "Cold
Killers" with price tickets on which
ought to tempt anybody into buying.
Such bargains have never before come to
our notice. =
The features in the famous Cloak De-
partment of S. E. Olson 4 Co., this week
is GREAT SALE of Misses and Children's
Garments. Their display Of these family
necessities is something wonderful.
Prices seem to barely cover the first
Cost of the Cloth of which they are
made.
Olson's Silk Department is the most
attractive of any in Minneapolis or might
say with truth, in the state. All novel
features are shown as soon as they make
their appearance. In Eastern fashion
centres and standard colors and weavers
are constantly in complete assortments.
The beauty of this as we'll a. in all Of
Olson's departments. No FANCY PRICES
are asked.
We have just received letter from
Miss M. V. Mack of St. Louis Mo-, one
of the leading teachers of that city wi o
visited Minneapolis this summer. She
wishess>t Re 'rti]y to express her thanks to
the Ardell Club and many other new
made friends for the many courtesies to
her while in the city Mrs. c.. L Brit
ton was especially mentioned.
The grand rally concert given at
Bethesda Baptist Church last Monday
evening was great success. The amount
of money taken in exceeding ghty dol
lars. The concert was given by the
Young Peoples Club Of Bethesda church
under the management Of Mr.. S. G.
Wooten who is highly commended for
his faithful work, for the success OF the
entertainment. Amony the number on
the program waka fine solo rendered by
Mr.. C. H. Miller, a recitation entitled
"Lasca" was gwen by Miss Drusilla Dun.
jee, solos were also rendered by Mrs.
VIM. Smith and Mr.. G. w. Kemp, which
were greately enjoyed by the audience.
Master Roscoe Dunjee sang one of his
sweet songs entitled "Angry Words"
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