The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1894-09-01

Newsy Items of Social, Religious and
general Matters Among the People,
RI. ~ 80
The public schools will open Tuesday.
Pierce & Morgan have excellent ice
:ream.
Mrs julius Pitts mother is in the city
visiting. her daughter.
Mr.. julius N Avendorph, of Chicago.
is the guest of Mr. W T Francis.
Monday is Labor Day. Lookout for
the big parade in the afternoon.
Mr.. M Jackson, OF Stillwater is in
the city the guest of Mr.. D Talbert.
Mr.. J N Richey Jr of Duluth is in the
city the guest of Mr. James Doryer.
The VIM. Helps, Carpet Cleaning
Works is the place 72S Wabasha street.
He will suit you. Who? Why, A.
Radmann E6l University Ave. Try him.
Mrs @ Adams entertained at dinner
Sunday Mesdames J A Thomas and L
De Baptiste.
For portraits in crayon, sepia pastel
and water colors call on N. A. Forseen.
$40 Wabasha street. --~~.~,-,
Don't forget the Peoples Express Co.,
1914 l6 W. 9th street when you wish
any thing in that line.
Mrs Rachel King, of St. Louis, mother
of Mr. Rodney King is in the city, the
guest Of Mr. T H Griswold.
Mr.. O D. Howard has returned home
after pleasant visit to her relatives in
DesMoines and througout Iowa.
Mr.. Frank Derrick. of Chicago, en-
route from hunting trip to Havre, N.
D., gave The APPEAL call Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs w T Francis, of Rondo
street on last Wednesday entertained
the King Griswold bridal party at nice
lunch.
Master Victor Penn, of Jeffersonville.
Ind, is in the city to spend the autumn
and winter with his uncle Mr.. J. q.
Adams.
What is the matter with the Palace
Furniture & Carpet Co., 4l9.42l Jackson
street, when you wish to buy house fur.
nishings?
Try Lund & Harry for staple and fancy
groceries 517 University avenue. Every
thing as good and as cheap as in the
down town stores.
} Prof. J. W. Luca has taken rooms at
522 Martin street and is prepared to
give private lessons in vocal and in
strumental music. Call and learn terms.
The next civil service examination Of
applicants for appointment ia the rail-
way mail service will be held Sep. l3.
Some of our smart young men should be
on hand.
You can furnish your house from top
to bottom on the inRtallment plan a.
cheaply as for cash at the Palace Furni-
lure and Carpet Co.. 40 and III Jack.
ION street.
mere are ten cnolce rooms vacant
Hotel de Mink which may be secured by
proper persons. Terms reasonable.
Board may also be obtaided by the
day or meal,
Don't forget that the Hotel do Mink,
sorner 4th and st. Peter ste. Is tho best
place in town for first class board and
lodging. Try the Sunday dinners and b
happy. Only rs cents.
Gentlemen Wishing anything done In
The tonsorlal line will find s. c. WAL
dou's No. 100 E. Fifth street, the place
10 be Accommodated in first clans style.
Baths open on Sundays.
The Savings Bank Of 81. Paul corner Of
jackson and Fifth streets payss per cent
interest on savings depositA Deposits
over 81 100000. JOHN 8. Pazxcs, Prsst.,
EDWARD J. MEIER. Cashier.
The King. Griswold wedding came of
on schedule time at Pilgrim Baptist
church on last Thursday evening and
was very swell affair. A full account
of the same will appear in our next issue
Pilgrim Baptist church was given over
to the young folks Tuesday evening on
the occasion of the Lemon Squeeze"
and they had large time. There was a
goodly sized crowd present and a neat
sum was real zed.
Ifyou have not taken a meal at the
Twin City Lunch Room in the Grand
Central Market cor. 3rd and St. Peter
you don't know what you have missed.
Try one of their regular dinners from
IL to 2 o'clock for 20 cents.
The last Grand Rally for St. James A.
NJ. E. Church to be given before confer
ence will take place Sept. 1O-11 under
the management of Mrs. T.. H. Lyles
and the truetees.--see The APPEAL next
week fol- further particulars.
Where do you get your furnishing
goods gentlemen? Why don't you try
!. G. Bailie's 404 Jackson street between
9Th and 9TH. He is the only one in the
:ity who extends an invitation to you
through TIE APPEAL. Please don't ig-
acre it.
The drss rehearsal at St James
church Tuesday evening was a most
pleasant affair. The singing throughout
was excellent. At the close of the pro-
gram collection was raised of s. 90