The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-09-10
!. H, Lyles' hair store 81 E. 9TH street.

7. H, Lyles' hair store 81 E. 9TH street.
Mrs. Charles H. Allen of 500 Jesse.
mine street met with painful accident
last week by being thrown from a wagon
whereby her right collar bone was
broken and she received several bruises
about the head and body. Though her
injuries are quite serious it is hoped she
will speedily recover.
St. James church was filed to over
flowing last Sunday evening with an
audience drawn thither to hear Bishop
Wayman preach. They were fully re-
paid for attending as his discourse from
Judges SO was most eloquent and
instructive. At the close of the sermon
seven persons went forward and j,ined
the church.
There are only few places of bust
cess in St. Paul, owned anu operated by
Colored people; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
as they should. Why not spend your
money with Colored people, if you can
possibly find any who can furnish what
YOU wish. Help one another, ana in 80
dning. you help yourself,
The attraction booked for the Metro
politan Opera House for four nj ghts and
Saturday matinee commencing Thurs
day September 10Th, is Hoyt's greatest
comedy effort "A Texas S eer." This
successful comedy will be presented
with the same cast that pleased large
audiences at the Metropolitan Opera
House last season. Seas can be secured
at the box office commecing Monday
for this occasion.
Those two immensely popular com
edisns, Charlie Reed and William Coll er,
will make their joint appearance in the
new farce comedy, "Hoss and Hoss," at
the Metropolitan tomorrow evening and
continue for four nights, and Wednesday
matinee. P.enty of bright songs, clever
dancing, beautiful cos. umes end pretty
young ladies are promised. In the cast
is Miss Louise Allen, the hands ,me
brunette who created Juror last season
as the Kangaroo Girl in DIR. Bill" Miss
Elene Crater, Adele harrington, Miss
Helen Reimer, Miss Helena Collier
Belle NUM-, Miss May Jordan, Arthur
Moulton, Jas. B. Gentry, Daniel Baker,
M. L. Heckert, J. w. Meyers, j. r
Murchie, Frank Conway, J. C. Chevi,t.
The q srtette, Daniel Brasil and Joseph
Mcguire. The Bowery Ball and the
German Band are two features not to be
missed.
The committee which few weeks ag ,
began the work of finding places for
Afro Americans in the business houses
of St. Paul have had the pleasure of &C.
curing place in Manh-imer Bros
magnificent dry goods h"use for Miss
Matte Lucas as stenographera and type
writer. She has been employed for
two weeks and yesterday the secre.
tary of the co nmittee CALEB at the store
to learn how the young lady WAS getting
on. Mr.. Manhemer aud Mr.. Goodkind
two members Of the firm assured him
that they were highly pleased with Miss
Lucas and felt sure she would give them
full satisfaction. The secretary also
called at "The Boston" clothing house
where he found Miss Lulu Griswold
manipulating type writer. These arr
leading houses in their lines of bushes
and they should receive the patronage
of the Afro-Americans of this city
He'll these who help you.
There was very pretty home we'd
ding at Hotel de Mink last Tuesday
evening when Mr.. Stephen Weaver and
Mics Rosa Robinson were made one by
Rev. L. H. Reynolds. Mr.. w. J. Bel
acted as best man and Miss Fannie Gar
vim was brides m i'd. The bride who i,
quite pretty wore gown of white sil
and albatross entrain. Her sylph like
form wa enveloped in white tulle vel
crowned with orange bloesms and sht
carried in her hand large bunch o
white roses. The attendants were ir
appropriate costumes. There we're only
few intimate friends of the high con
tracing parties present. An elegan
wedding supper was spread in thu
spacious dining room which received
the attention of the guests after the con
gratulations were over. Dancing wal
begun which continued until early morn
TIE groom is said to be a very exem
plary young man while the bride is one
Of the best and sweetest young ladies tt
be fund in st. Paul, or, any where else
for that matter. The young couple
start out in life with bright orospec ct.
before them and it is the wish of al
their friends that they may find full
realization of their hopes. They are
domiciled for the present at 525 Rober
street.
Republicans Attention.
A Republican Afro-American club
which was organized last week at Eurakt
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