The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-04-24

Mr.. Edward Howard is couvalescent.
Mrs. H. H. Bland is able te be out
| again.
Mr.. J. W. Brown of Chicago was in
the city.
Mr.. Chas. Bland has gone to Batavia
on business.
Mr.. Ike Bryant was in the city looking
after his lawsuit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoe. H. Sanford have
moved to 6l3 State street.
On account of bad weather the Literary
had no meeting last week.
Mrs. Edna Bland of Batavia ILL.,, is in
the city on visit to her mother.
Mrs Parks of 4l4 Wells st., is lying
st rously i'll with rheumatism of the
! heart,
Mrs. J, J. Miles has gone to Batavia
| III. to attend the jackson and Hall
wedding.
MIS-. A. V. Rainey and daughter have
gone to St. I.onis to visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. VIM. Rountree was called to
Indianapolis, Ind, to the sick bed OF
his mother.
Sitter Martha Carter baby that died
was one fer which she was caring IN her
kindergarten. :. .yt4. -
Mrs. Brown Of Medf, I'd is in the city
for b.r health. whore she came to he
treated by DR.. A. L. Heron.
| Mr.. VIM. Plankinton 10 making i'm
provements by way OF an ice machine
which will turn out Is tons per day.
The ladies were out on Easter Sunday
in red, white and blue. We must say
that some of them showed good taste IN
their selections and are up to date.
The funeral of Mrs. John Duncan was
held at her late residence 460 Wells st.,
on the llth inst. The remains were
inferred at Forest Home Cemetery.
Mess1s Howell and Gaines have the
following named force employed in their
billiard parIors: Maj. J. Warren, manf g.
er, Gus. Rivers head bartender, W..
Hargraves, 2od bartender, Chas. Mays,
porter and G.. Trevan has charge OF the
red-hot counter.
Mr.. John Peoples and Capt. Jas
Stewart can speak more words TO the
SQUARE inch than any two men or tins
age. Either of them can talk an arm OIL
a person, or talk them blind, just as
thew wish. YOU don't believe it. just
tackle either one of them and if they
don't DO you up in the first rome. we
! will beg pardon and say 10 more aboutlt.
Rev. Burleigh observed Easter
throughout the day. The church was
beautifully decorated With ported plants
and singing birds. The children had
their exercises in the afternoon; and at
evening, Elder Burleigh preached from
the lst cha pter o. Matthew and the 10Th
verse. Easter was beautiful day but
very high wind blowing at velocity OF
56 miles per hour.
The shoe sinners of the city have
formed An association for mutual ad-
vancement and protection. 1t ls known
as the Shoe Artists Association The
officers are Pres. Robt DeCoield; Vice
Pres, los. Bllder; Sec. Edward Brooks;
Treasurer, Jos. Spehn; ergeant-at-arms.
Sol jackson. The committee appointed
10 reques be shoe dealers to disc on'inue
the practice of giving free shines, re-
ported excellent progrsss.
The Rev. w. s. Brooks of Chic, 50
lectured at St. Marks Church on the IL
inst, subject, THE Land of Midnight
Sun" Never was there more intelli-
gent audience than that which turned
out enmasse TO hear the Rev. Brooks
lecture. All preeent were we'll pleased
with the lecture. While We will admit,
the subject is a good one, yet att the same
time the Rev. must put it in proper
shape. Then, with practice, he will
have it under control. He has the e.
eential part OF q good lecturer, and that
is ioeing abe to tell good story.
Manager W. G. King OF the Plankinton
has decorated the dining room with
ported plants and hanging baskets of
flowers, also fancy shades for the electric
lamps on the center of each table in the
room, 50 in number. The Pisnkinton
4 Dining Room isone of the most hand
some in the country, and with these adj
ditional decorations it is simply grand.
It's dimentions are: height. 25 feet;-
length, los feet; width. 80 feet; seating
capacity, 256
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