The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-10-23

III La'hty Style for the Dedication Of
Our Readers.
Mrs. B. F. L. Taylor nas moved to 34S
9TH st.
Mrs. Rachel Smith is able to be ont
again.
Mr.. Alfred Johnson of Chicago is in
the city.
The young gentlemen have organized
foot ball team.
Mrs. Chss. Barker came up from Pull
man TO pay her husband visit.
Capt. J. B. Buford fell of u cable car
in Chicago and sprained bis ankle very
badly.
Conductor Littleton Jones ran up from
Chicago and spent Sunday visiting
friends.
The ladies 'orSt Mark church will
give "Swiss Cottage" commencing Noy
9th and lasting three months.
Mre. Coleman of Chicago, mother Of
Mr.. R. H. Anderson is in the city on a
visit to her son and family.
Rev. Sherman full blooded Indian of
Coolidge shosshone Indian Agency
Wyoming Ty.. is at the Rlankinton as a
delegate to the Minister'S convention.
Mr.. J.,J. Miles and Capt. J.. B, Buford
have returned from the Masonic Conven
ton which was held at Alton Ills. The
following Grand Officers were elected:
Most Worshipfui Grand Master, Bro j.: r.
Mitchell, Right Worsnipful Deputy
Grand Master Bro. R. Rogan, Right
Worshipful Grand Senior Warden, s. H.
Burrows, Right Worshiptul Grand J rior
Warden Adam Horn, Right w orshipful
Grand Treasurer H, G Gibson, Right
Worshipful Grand Secretary R. E.
Moore. Right Worshipful Grand Lecsur-
or W.. E. Berry. Appointed officers:
Right Worshipful Grand Chaplin +. P.
Lee, Right Worshipfu! Grand Senior
Deacon j. II. Young, Right Worshipful
Grand Junior Deacon H. Payne, Right
Worshipful Grand Senior Steward, A. l..
Lewis, Right Worshipful Grand Junior
Steward H, Payne, Right Worshipful
Grand Master of Ceremonies W. E.
Tate, Right Worshlpful Grand Standard
Bearer NJ. Martin, Right Worshipful
Grand Sword Bearer, NJ c.. Clarke,
Right Worshipful Grand Persuvant W.
M. Leonard, Right Worshipful Grand
Tyler M. Brown, Right Worshipful
Grand Marshal J. J. Miles.
The citizens of Alton Ill.,, highly en-
tertalned the visitors who attended the
vention. The ladies C 3urt and Eastern
Star Society gave reception in honor
'of the visitors on the evening of the 18th
which was largely attended by the elit g
of Alton. On the 18th, the Masons 81
| Alton gave a moonlight excursion on
the Mississippi river which proved to be
a delightful trip. At. 1880 o'clock p. m
the Maeons and society people t, the
number of about 200 were in waiting 70,
tho beautiful steamer Spread Eagle
which they boarded and proceeded
about 20 miles down the river. Prof
; Brooks band furnished the music
Never was a .jollier party seen on the
river before. The Sidney and Spread
Eagle had race which was enjoyed by
all on board The Eagle proved more
than match for the Sidney. AT 3. 80 A
M. all returned to Alton. Beautiful
. scenery was in abundance along th'
! banks of the river. A strange thing il
, that we heard no ia. k about the schoo
question. It seems the talk is all GU
side the city. -...
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond of 200 Mar
shall St. Alton, certainly know how t
make these dwho are fortunate enough
to visit them) feel at home.
THE APPEAL agent extended the Gram
= Lodge cordial invitation 10 hold thei
! 32nd annual convention in the Creas
lC,tv. but Champagne, H., got it, as th'
, promise was given that everv old batch
I lor should secure a wife if they woul
D m let tbe,e next year. t.,