The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-11-27
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS.
~OOlNGS IN AND ABOUT Thu
GREAT "FLoUR CITY
: Matters social, Religious ana General
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People Of the City on the
Falls. ~.
Wait for Pilgrim Baptist church fair
Dec. 6 to IL.
Philip F. Hale the manager will call
to see you next week.
Mr.. o. j. Stokes left Monday for
points east to spend the holidays. -.
THE APPEAL is on sale at 200 Washing.
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barber shop.
Bethesda Baptist church service at
3 P. M. Rev. J. NJ. Anderson.
The fire chiefs are to be provided
with rubber tires on their buggies.
"A CuI III pLlCo6 NJ tu0 NAAAA0GOoA"
Meat and Prov. Co., 80 Nicollet ave.
Genial Joe Blackwell will be pleased
to see his friends at 2l2 Washington Ave
80. Call in.
Southern Calvery Baptist church
realized $14.4O from their supper given
on Nov. IS, '97.
Mr.. r. D. Ware is arranging to en-
ter the Macon Missouri Baptist Col
lege about January 10, 1913.
South side high school has elected
for it's captain of ball team Mr.. Lafay-
cite Mason for the season of '9S.
Copies of The APPEAL may be bad at
Green's barber shop, No. :2O6 Washing
ton Ave, Sc.
Miss Letitia Brooks is spending her
Thanksgiving at Madison, Wis, with
the old folks.
Go to Frenk Downs for your Meat
Eggs and fioest Butter at the lowest
prices. No Is South 3rd at.
Mr.. Elwood Mitchell tdied Wednes-
day night ;at his brothers residence.
The funeral took. place Friday at 3 +.
Nj. from his home.
Fred Newton, who sustained an in
Jury on Nicollet avenue by slipping
Thursday, is now Eat the City Hos
pital.
Sunday service at St. Peters A. NJ.
T.. morning subject assurance
evening, How to overcome the pref
-ud;co nf mpn'
Thanksgiving dinner at st. Peters A.
NJ. b. church was a sanctimonious
feast and all enjoyed lit. Net profits
:$2Oi5O.
Mrs. Annie White will prove quite
an addition to the ladies of Household
of Ruth, she lis recently from Indian
.apolis, Ind.
Mr.. HarVie Howard returned last
Monday after good cunning trip and
presented his friends rabbits enough
to make pies for a few days.
Rev Thomas Potter, of st. Louis, is
called to take charge of the Southern
Calvary Baptist church. beginning
Sunday, Nov. %, '97: Come out
friends.
.ESam lass Was COuV1CCcu VI oil 1oo
sault in the second degree on Dolly
Owens, but not until after a strong
plea by himself and his lawyer. He
was sentenced by Judge Elliott.
William Johnson was given a jury
trial last Friday in the Bennett bicy-
Gle case, and was acquitted, but is
now being held on a similar charge.
The latter cease may be continued over
to February term.
Frank Douglass, a waiter at the EiO-
tel Nicollet, was arrested for grand lar
,ceny in the second degree; he is charg-
ed with stealing an .overcoat from one
of the guests. Trial isssset for Friday.
J. Moses Griffin's article on Tuske-
gee Normal School given in Nov. is
sue Of the Minnesota Magazine, is
worth more than passing notice, and
appropriately ;illustrated-of which
school he Chr 'Griffin) was pupil.
Follow the crowd to the Excelsior
Dairy and Provision Co., No. 13-3rd St
So, the best,guality of meats turkiee,
chickens. ducks, oysters, butter eggs and
cheete 10 he had at the lowest rices
always. " 49,. ..~.
Whom in Minneapolis you will lind nc
bitter place to get board and lodging
than Hotel de Temple. No. All Second
Avenue South. The accommodations
are first class in avery particular. and at
nrices which are worry reasonable.
William Harris and Albert Johnson
were arrested last Tuesday on suspic-
ion and on them were found skeleton
keys and a revolver in their posses
sion. Presumably they may be called
to account for burglaries at different
places in South Minneapolis
Those who desire to contribute items
OF interesting news for this column, Will
please send or leave the same at. the
Minneapolis Office No. 81 Guaranty
Loan Building, not later than Thursday
of each week. P. f. Hale. manager.
Try Madam Doo'ey's great French Pc.
made, it promotes the growth and 10 the
latest and naost valuable preparation for
straRhtena.> and identifying the hair.
Price So ee,!s per jar. Madam Dooleyi
Hair Dressing P'rlers 100 HsnneDia
Ave. Agents wanted. 4
The soiree given at Labor TemDle