The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1894-09-29
ST. PAUL.
"A WRrxe RECORD IN MlNNEso.
TA'S CAPITAL. s..
The SANITY City and SANITY City Folks
Newsy Items of Social, Religious and
general Matters Among the People
Boiled Down.
The
Last
Loaf.

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Last
Loaf.
"The Last Loaf will be presented at
Cretin Hall Wednesday Oct 3.
Holy communion at St. Phillips Epis.
'copal Mission tomorrow at LOO q. m.
The VIM. Helps, Carpet Cleaning
Works is the place 1928 Wabasha street.
He will suit you. Who? Why, A.
Radmann 46l University Ave. TRY him.
Mr.. Geo. B. Lowe has moved his
frame mandatory from Third Street to
No. 59l Wabasha. ..
For portraits in crayon, sepia pastel
and water colors call on N. A. Forseen,
$40 Wabasha street.
. Don't forget the Peoples Express Co.,,
1874 IS W. 9th street when you wish
!. any thing in that line.
Z Call on Mrs M Norton for first class
meal for Is cents Elegant Sunday din
ner Is cents. No $50 Minnesota Street.
Minnesota Lodge ll3 A. F. A. M, will
meet Tuesday evening. All Master Ma.
sons in good standing always welcome.
What is the matter with the Palace
Furniture & Carpet Co., 4lo421 jackson
street, when you wish to buy house fur
nishiugs?
See the array of talent which will ap-
pear in the pretty play entitled 1.-The
Last Loaf" at Cretin Hall on Wednesday
evening Oct.3
The result of the little trouble Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Allen few Sundays ago was
that Mr.. Allen was fined SIS by Judge
Orr last Saturday.
Try Lund & Harry for staple and fancy
groceries 5l7 University avenue. Every
thing as good and as cheap as in the
down town stores.
Mr.. E. Robt Bennett, lay reader in
charge of St. Phillips Episcopal Mission
left Thursday for Nashota, Wis, where
he will again resume Lis studies.
The Grand opening of the Eureka Sa-
loon SO r Third Street occurred Wednes-
day evening and was attended by large
concourse Of people who had glorious
good time.
You can furnish your house from top
to bottom on the inetallment plan as
cheaply as for cash at the Palace Furni-
lure and Carpet Co., 40 and ~ Jack
son street.
Inere are Ten cno!ce rooms vacant
Hotel de Mink which may be secured by
proper persons. Terms reasonable.
Board may also be obtaided by the
day or msal,
The services held at st. James church
last Sunday afternoon by Rev. L. ].
Phillips Of Minneapolis and his choir
was most interesting and entertained a
large audience. $780,.
Don't forget that the Hotel de Mink,
.orner 4th and st. Peter SITS. is tho best
place in town for first class board and
lodging. Try the Sunday dinners and be
happy. Only rs cents.
Gentlemen wishing anything done in
ihe tonsor1al line will find s.. G. Wal.
don's No. lO8 E. Fifth street, the place
TO be Accommodated in first clans style.
Baths open on Sundays.
The Savings Bank OF st. Paul corner Of
Jackson and Fifth streets pays per cent
interest on savings deposits. Deposit
over 81 100000. JOHN s. Pa1Ncs, Prsst.,
EDWARD J. M7lER. Cashier. .
The bastardy case in which Mr.. A. S
Weber and Miss Lizzie Black figured
as principals was settled last Saturday
by Mr.. Weber. being dismissed, the
prosecuting witness refusing to appear
The grandest amateur performance
the Twin Cities has witnessed will be
given at Cretin Hall on Wednesday
evening Oct 3. when 1.-THE La t Loaf
will be presented. Don't fail to be pre-
sent.
Officer Ahern, who seems 10 have had
it in for ben Clay, alias "Ginger," sue
c4eded on last Saturday in having Liz
victim held to the grand jury on the
charge of assault with dangerous
weapon.
II you 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
- to O'CLOCK for 20 cents.
Remember the Mckinley meeting al
the Auditorium next Saturday evening
Gov Merriam will preside. There will
I be no reserved seats and first corners
will get the best seats. The doors
will o2sn at 6 a'clock p. M.
Where do you get your furnishing
goods gentlemen? Why don't you try
J. G. Bailie's 404 Jackson street between
9Th and 7th. He is the only one in the
:ity who extends an invitation to you
ihrcugh THE APPEAL. Please don't ig-
!. ,ore it. '-
II you are looking for nice place to
hoard or room, call at Mrs. Marsha,
salmer's No. Sc E. Sixth street. Every
ning nice and clean. Table service can.
not ba annaaaad in tho citv Rooms lobI