The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-12-03

0r8-Au Sorts OF news Items ffOm the
City by the Big Bridge-The Culture
Great" ut tho Present Time.
Elder Cottman is rapidly recovering.
Don't forget the Orphans on the 18th.
The Typhoid epidemic is very severe
in our midst.
Have you heard of that H. F. G., Club?
They say it is daisy.
Miss Belle Armstrong has recovered
from her recent illness.
Single copies of TEE APPEAL can be Sc
cured at 1925 Mills street.
Mr.. Joseph Wilkinson is confined to
bis home with Typhoid fever.
Several of our girls are contemplating
the organization of a Friday Evening
Club.
Mr.. Jas. Thompson has been absent
from bis work several days owing to
illness.
Have you visited Curtis new billiard
hall? If not you should do 80, it is q
beauty.
Little Mable the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Harris, is also victim of the rag
ing Typhoid fever.
We are sorry to note the death of little
Johnnie Green who passed away Sun
day morning at o'clock A. NJ.
At the recent Teachers Committee
meeting the following ladies received
appointments as kindergarten teachers.
Misses Rebecca Casey, and Anna Mason,
Attuck's school, and Misses Susie Thomp-
son, aud Annie w. Benchley, LOWER
ture school.
The remains of Mr.. Arthur Emerson,
formerly graduate of Sumner high
school, and who expired last Monday.
were inferred in Greenwood cemetery
Thanksgiving day. The funeral sevices
we're conducted at First Baptist Church,
Rev. R. H. Cole officiating.
nlast Wednesday evening Mr.. Prince
Alberts was the recipient of a Birthday
Party given by his wife in honor of his
4lst anniversary which occurred on that
day. Quite number of friends were
present and the evening was we'll spent
Ae received numerous presents, the most
noticeable being, an elegant black suit,
the present of his wife.
The Ladies' Birthday Club gave a Full
Dress reception at the residence of Mrs
Haydie Campbell 1850 s. Jefferson ave.
Thanksgiving night. Quite number o.
invited guests were present. Dancing
was the chief PLEASURE of the evening
there being three musicians present tc
enliven the guests. At II o'clock an
elegant luncheon was served, and the
dance program was continued antil 6
very late hour. This affair was indeed
a very enjoyable one.
The death of Miss Leila Miller was
indeed shock to our community. She
was such favorite among her friends
and associates, that her loss will be great
~ mourned. The funeral ceremony wal
performed at St. Paul's Chapel last Sun
day afternoon Elder Wright officiating
-Four young ladies, who were her mos
intimate friends preceded the corpse
They were dressed in white and acted a.
ribbon bearers, being followed by the
four pail bearers who bore the casket
Her many sad friends filed the church
and the funeral services were conducted
amidst great sorrow. BY her death tht
kindergarten has lost devoted teacher
her friends and associates, a pleasant
amiable and agreeable companion; while
her parents have lost one, of such {
sweet and loving disposition that hel
place can scarcely if ever be filed. W.
sorrowfully mourn her loss.
WEST ST. LOUIS NOTES.
| Mrs. Peter H. Clark is expected hom,
this week.
Herbert Clark is in the city visitin,
his father Prot. Peter H. Clark.
West st. Louis is the healthiest place
in the world if the looks of number o
married ladies is any indication.
Revoden and band of his follower
met at Kickers hall last Sunday night
He preached to very large and appre
ciative audience.
All the young dudes were at the cor
ner Sunday evening. The girls all ca,
that Bob ls popular with them becaus,
he buys them candy.
Yes, we confess that the entertain
ment given at Music hall on the 18th wa
the grandest affair ever witnessed o.
this side Of the big bridge.
Miss G. says those are such nice your
gents. Call again G. there are som
more Of US the weather may be cold bu
u you will always end us there.