The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-09-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
DOfNCs IN AND ABOUT 'fHk6
GREAT "FLOUR CITY,"

: Matters -ocial, Religious and GcNefas
Which Have Happened and are to Ha ppen
J Among the People Of the City ON the
( Falls.
, Harry Donaldson is up and out ag lin .
Mrs J B. Turner is in st. Paul attend
ing the sick.
Philip F. Hale the manager will call
to see you next week.
Mrs F. P.Preston and children have
arrived from Springfield Ohio.
Mrs Ralph Watson has returned f4om
her Southern Tip. looking we'll.
Mr. z J johnson contemplates trip to
Fl. Johns Can, for a short stay.
The, Mills, Harpev, wedding may be
looked for soon, invitations are out So we
hear.
Prof Westly jenkins, is in the city and
called at his old friend Frank Whes-
ton Esq.
Genial Joe Black we'll will be pleased
to see his friends at 2l2 Washington Ave
SO. Call in.
Mrs. Leua Reagan loft Tuesday for
Mt Pleasant Ia, to attend conference
being he'd there.
M. J. C. Reid has entered the Law
Department as student At the Univer-
sitv of Minnesota
The lawn fete given by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Reid was financial SUCCESS thanks.
to the many who attended,.
Nat Turner Lodge No and Hennepin
Div No l will give their entertainment.
to open dancing season Nov nth 81.
Call in at Jos. Blackwell's, PIP WASH
inston Ave. South, Minneapolis, for
Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Best Quail
Ety.
/ Mr. J. H. Robinson, has turned inven-
tor device for life saving purpose nego--
tiations are being made for Patent all
rights reserved.
/ Mr.. George Coleman, Els now carrying
glad eyes on account of his newly ar
rived daughter now Sweeks old and the
mother doing we'll.
Mr.. A. j, Seymare, and 60. left We'd
nesday for Kansas, City, and will report
In Boston. Oct 10. 81, to- form. an, Afro
American Dramatic CO. for the. road.
First-cIass dressmaking at reasonable
rates. Would be pleased to have the
patronage of the ladies. Mrs. J. Johns.
i708 Hennepin Ave., bet. Hh and 9Th
AYES.
Whom In Minneapolis YOU will lind no
bntter place to get board and lodging
than Hotel de Temple. No. ~ Second
Avenue South. The accommodations
ere first class in every particular. and at
ariees which are very reasonable.
Hotel &c Temple has removed to all
Second avenue South just deposited the
former piece of business. Meals 25,cents.
Dinner from 4:30 to z:00'p. M. Board
10y the day or week. Furnished rooms
with or without board. including steam
heat and bath. Mrs. Maggie Temple,
proprietor. -.
Try Madam Dooley's great French Fo-
made, 1t promotes the growth and 10 the
latest and most valuable preparation for
strengthening and identifying tho hair.
Price IS cents per jar. MADAM Dooleyk
Hh;1 Dressing Psrlors' 100 Hennspi1
~. A1ents wanteda
Dedication of the Odd Fellows newly
furnished Hall cor, Washington and 1s
Ave., North the St Anthony lodge No
2S77 truly did it SET proud on TUESDAY,
Sept. 18th on manner display in their
d1e1atory ceremonis conducted W r.
Morris, one of their befitted officers.
The hall and anti-rooms we're exquisit-
" and srtisticly furnished. Mt. Rainier
Lodge No. IS G, U, o, O. F. of Seattle
WASH. was represented by Mr. Jones.
The Mars Lodge of St. Paul was repr.-
sented by Gus B. Lowe who spoke well
and never made speech in his
life, the next speaker ex!oled
objects of manliness friendly ties
that bound members of Fraternal
bodies also paid tribute to the ladies' Of
nhe House Hold of Ruth by J, F, Wea-
ton which Miss, Ida, Harper repre-.
sented, by recitinga poem, iubjectu Judge
Not .,.whlch was very appropriate for the
occasion.
Rev and Mrs Jas Higgins left Tuesday
evening after their farewell reception.
which was held at Old Court House.
proved more loyalty to their departing
pastor end wife thai supposed ordinarily
it clearly demonstrated that those pre-
sent were there unmindful of all other
conditions in life and be present to bid
farewell in person . more friendly gath.
ering could not be found for Friendsbin
alone. resigned supreme. among those
present were faces whom M. HiReins
had known msny years ago, long before
PASTORAL duty called him into service, it
was those faces that EXPIRE ssed sorrow
on the event of bis departure. MrRT,
Grey offered and read comentsble
paper, kiviog PURPOSE to bis excellent
and jealous work. also pointing out
various obstiCles in path success here,
and on having as he does. speek. we'll
eor bis nj X ny, loyalty, honesty and as
intelligent as the conditions permitted,
/ - INvvS 10 IL