The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-11-12

II REYNOLDS mud q, ", ,,o'ops will taxi
p'Nro "Wednesday sv,nluy iu ,ond orrn
'sdny M announced b"f ~ EvpryhoI,
IN invited, admission fc"". Rnv Phllr
nf Minneapolis and o,ue's will delive
short AdhrMM
ltev. q, w. DCkev, the Evangelist
hns IN pre- ~ u pamphlet Of u sermon b,
himself on tho "Lifu ,fSt. Paul" whicl
will bb Issued mkt week. The bool
gives evidence Of much study IN,
rest arch by the author and will DO foun,
to be both entertaining and instructive
Price 25 cents.
Mrs. Hollis Electric Hair Oh will cause
the most stubborn hair to grow long
soft and glossy. Will stop the hair from
falling out at once. Price 50 cents pc,
bottle, or will be sent express prepaid
to any part of the United States on re-
ceipt Of IS cents. Address Mrs. M
Holt, 1888 Aurora avenue st. Paul Mimi
Or can be obtained at Mrs. 7. II. Lyles
Hair store 81 z 9TH street.
The social event of Thanksgiving week
will be the masque soiree of the Capital
City 1nvincibles at Twin City Hall Tues
day evening Nov. 22nd. The grand
march will begin at 900 o'clock sharp
and no one but those enmask will be
allowed on the floor. Masks will be re-
moved at 1880 A. NJ. Home, Sweet
Home ut loo. Tho fee for gentlemen
subscribers for this occasion will be rs
cents, ladies complimentary.
The Ladies Dorcas Society of PILGRIM
Baptist church are still very busy making
preparations for their Fair. The Fair
will open Nov. oath, Thanksgiving day.
and continue one week. There will be a
program every night after which supper
will DO served. The following ladies and
gentlemen are contesting for prizes:
Dishes: Mrs. Hattie Vaughn and Mrs.
Bush; gold watch: Mr.. 0. Davis and
Mr.. J. 4. Lawrence, Tricycle. Rebecca
)ill g.. America Trotter and Sadie Nick ems:
doll: Lizzie Jones and Lula Howard.
As Edwin Booth has probably made
MS last appearance on any stage, Thorn
IS Keene, now stands as the only act n
who confines himself to the classic
drama. There is no fear of his beirp
able to retain the honors which he now
wears. Mr.. Keene's engagement at the
Metropolitan will be for three nights
md Saturday matinee, beginning Thurs.
lay evening with a grand scenic pro.
1uction of Richard III, Which will be
repeated on Saturday. Othello, will be
given on Friday evening, and Richelieu
1t the Saturday matinee.
The election in Ramsey County was a
regular Waterloo not one of the Repub.
|ican candidates pulled through but Chas.
Chapel for sheriff. On the Legislative
ticket Charles Wallblom, first ward; Hill
Ter IL. Horton, seventh ward; ID. M. Sui
liyau, tenth and eleventh wards and
county were elected. Col. A. F. Kiefer
for Congressman from this district is
elected by a good msjority. Robert Seng
one of the Republican candidates for
County Commissioner was elected. The
to the constitution to prohi-
bit special Legislation was carried and
the amendment to tax sleeping car COM
panies was defeated.
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. A. G.. Rus
sci the Magic Mirror entertainment
which was announced for last Thursday
evening at st. James church was post
poned for some future date due notice
81 which will be given. There was how
ever ape irnpromptu concert given
which was well attended and was very
pleasant and enjoyable, the choir assist
ed by Mrs. r. Regain, NJ iss 8. shipman,
Miss Fannie Burke, Miss Drusilla I3uniee
Miss Nellie Brady, MIR. Chas. Miller, Of
Misses wilkins, Kellun,
Bell and others gave very fine program.
There was pleasant social after the con-
cert. Mesdames I. II. Lyles and J. @.
Adams who managed the affair are en-
title to much praise for their llbors and
the success they scored.
4 very delightful surprise party was
rendered to Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Rey-
nolds last Tuesday evening" a number
of the party wore masks and furnished
lots of Amusement. After having 2 Jolly
good time for couple Of hours the
party left for their homes. Presents
were given as follows Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hatcher, a silk hat M re-. L. Norris, box
of toilet soap; Mr.. A. Lee. box note pa.
per; Ms. Chas. Morgan, handkerchiefs;
Mrs. Roy, vhite-apron, cash; Mrs. ].
Banister, dress ana handkerchiefs; Mrs
L. Hampton, apron, handkerchief; Mr..
J. S. Clay. ornament; Mrs. J. +. Turner
and J. ". Hackerney, handkerchief,
veil, socks; Mrs.. A. J. Henry, buffet
scarf; Prof. Lucca, handkerchief; Mrs.
J. @ Adams, muller; Mira. O. H. Allen,
necktie.
There will b, business meeting OF
tho Pilgrim Baptist church next Mon
day, November 81, for the purpose OF
calling a pastor 10 i'll the pulpit of that
church. The church VAC been without
pastor for four months and daring that
time has gotten along quite we'll. We
are afIasq that whoever is called to take
charge of the caHreh WILL find it quite q
task, 1t surely will bring cut all the in.
gsnuity that Is within 4 man. so many
different elemt n.s arc found in the