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

Club.
Mr.. A. g. Plummer is expected hom
soon.
| Mrs. Jas. Thornton has abandoned he
extended trip South.
Mr.. G. G. Reid of St. Paul has changed
his residence to Minneapolis.
There were large number of strang
ers at Bethesda Church Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Henderson has gone t
Eau Claire, Wis.,. to spend the winter.
L. f Green and Chicago Club-Har
monia Hall-Dec. 81 1S92-$50. co in colo
to be given away.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Reid entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Cannon ct Dime,
Sunday the 9th.
Mr.. VIM. Dennis formerly of Chicago
bat recently of St. Paul is in this city to
spend the winter.
All person wishing TIE APPEAL can
find It at the Nicollet Hotel in charge OF
the agent ]. q. Reid.
Mrs. Charles Britton at 2ll Washington
avenue N. has two beautifully furnished
rooms for rent. Call and see them.
$40 90 in gold to be given to the lady
selling the second highest number of
tickets Tor the Christmas ball cf the Chi
cago Club. s Il
Go to the Chicago Club Ball, greatest
of the dying year at Harmonic Hall
Minneapolis Dec. q. Go and win a
prize or see some one else win one.
Miss Hattie B. Hudlin of Chicago who
has been spending the past two or three
weeks in our city with her cousin Mrs
La Pradd leaves for her home saturday,
A general all-round Santa Claus will
distribute fifty dollars in gold to the
public of the Twin Cities at the Chicago
Club Ball at Harmonic Hall Minneapolis
Dec 81.
Miss Smith, one of our young ladies'
who has been absent from the city sew
aral months has returned home. She is
nursing an invalid in the person of Mrs.
Watson.
$500 in gold to be given to the lady
selling the third highest number of tick.
cts for the Christmas ball of the Chicago
Club to be given at Harmonic Hall Tues
day evening Dec. 9th.
L. E. Green, the Ward McAllister OF
the Northwest will receive the public
of the two cities in his usual and we'll
known felicitous manner at Harmonic
Hall. Minneapolis, Dec. 81.
The Walters Union have organized
under the head Of the knights of Labor
and are now in good working order.
Will meet at Labor Temple Hall the first
Tuesday evening in December.
Mr.. Arthur E. Edwards, better known
as Capt Edwards has returned home
from an extended trip South looking the
picture of health and wearing the same
broad smile he usually wore, to greet his
many friends.
Quite large number of friends went
over to the closing of the Pilgrim Bap.
fist church Fair last Wednesday night.
There was large turnout at the Fair.
Mrs. M. J. Patton our popular boarding
bouse was over. -. 2+-- --..~ ,>
The church eocial given at the resi-.
dence ofMrs. Tessie G,ooms 2640-14h
ave. So. for the benefit of the Bethesda
Baptist church was success. Nearly
eight dollars was cleared for which We
thank all who took part.
$500 in gold to the most popular lady
present at the Christmas ball of the
Chicago Club at Harmonic Hall Dec. q
$500 in gold to the most popular gen
t]eman present at the Chicago Club bal
at Harmonic Hall Dec. 9th.
On Thanksgiving evening very pleas
ant Literary Social was given at the re
sidences of Mesdames Rice and Plum
mer. Eight dollars have been turnet
into the trustees of the Bethesda Baptis
church. We thank the ladies'.
We would call the attention of all on,
patrons to the New England Dime Saw
ing's Bank on the first floor Of tn,
Guaranty Loan Building corner of Srt
street and End avenue s. Let everyon,
call at the bank and get particulars.
Boutell Bros, corner Washington ave
nue. South and End avenue, is the place
in the city to get bargains in all kinds
! Of stoves, furniture carpets and crockery
All goods on easy instalments. These
gentlemen are alfable and pleasant 4
Ill
Mrs. C. H. Hamilton has moved int
the large building No. 3l8 Sixth avenue
South which she has fitted up for board
ers and dodgers, She has ten nice sleep
ing rooms and will furnish board fo
those who so desire. Terms reasonable
Give her call. :
suppose good.many Of our reader
read in the daily papers on the eve @
the 18th of a case of small pox at tn
Nicollett House among the walters.
will say, as know the fact of it. tbs
there wac broad mistake made in tn
the daily paper.
F. P. Preston has begun Improvement
in his barber shop 3O3 End avenue
The contract is already out for porcelei
bath tubs, new covering for the floor an