The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
DOlNCS IN AND ABOUT THh
GREAT "FLOUR CITY,"
Ma1uers eocial, Religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People of the City on the
Falls. -.Ts

Mr. Ellsworth Mitchell is reported very
sick: H..
Philip F. Hale the m anagsr will call
see you next week.
Mis- Lewis of indianapolis InI., is
Visiting her daughter, Mrs Cage.
Mrs George Barnett has gone to Boston
to spend few wee k, with friends.
Mrs J Frank Wheaton and Mrs Will
Grey spent Wednesday afternoon calling
on their friends.
Marriage license have been taken out
Tor the marriage of Owen Upthe grove
and Polly Higgins.
Genial Joe Blackwell will be pleased
to see his friends at PIP Washington Ave
SO. Call in.
Kew Jas Higgins goes to Milwaukee,
and Rev. W. S. Brooks is assigned to St.
Peter A, M, E, church.
Nat Turner Lodge No : md Hennepin
DIV No l will give their en- ertainment
o open dancing season Nov 10th 81.
Mrs Alberta Johnson OF ass Jefferson
81, n. T.. has purchased grand piano
and Is now giving her attention to music.
Harry Edwards was given chance to
reform by sentence of one year in the
penitentiary a sentence with which he
was very we'll pleased.
First-cass dressmaking at reasonable
rates. Would be pleased to have the
patronage of the ladies. Mrs. J. Johns,
70S Hennepin Ave., bet. 9Th and 9Th
AYES.
Mrs q Plummer and her oldest son
Gilispie are confined to their beds. The
many friends who enjoy their joy and
hospitality are not forgetting them in
their illness and hope to see them soon
fully restored to health.
Whom in Minneapolis YOU will find no
bitter place to get board and lodging
than Hotel de Temple. No. Al Second
Avenue South. The accommodations
are first class in every particular. and at
nrices which are yer, reasonable.
Try Madam Dooley's great French 70.
made, 1t promotes the growth and Is tho
latest and most valuable preparation foY
strengthening and identifying the hair.
Price 80 cents per Jar. Madam DooleyI
Hair Dressing Psrlors 70s HennepiH
Ave. Agents wanted.
The funeral Of Mr.. Lewis Buckner age
81 took plsce from St. Paul Episcopai
church, Hennepin Ave., Tuesday after
noon no! nh. he leaves FIVE children, three sons
John, Elias, Albert two daughters Mrs.
stevensand Mrs. Hill. Also three grand
children Mary, Elias, William Stevens,
Mrs. Eta Hale propritress of Hotel
BrIgton. secured divorce from Chas. F
Hale on Wednesday last. The divorce
gives her custody of her two children,
aud restores her maiden name. Miss
Eta Kueenley. ]. Frank Wheaton was
her attorney, ground alleged was cruel
and lnhuman treatment.
Mr.. Isaac H. Turner appeared before
the Grand Jury to swear out complaint
OF adultery against George P. Smith and
Alice Turner, formerly Mrs H Turner
of 1928, Washington Ave., &c., evident
~ the guilty parties have shaken the
dust of Minneapolis from their heels.
and gone for parts unknown, in shame.
Mrs. R Coleman and daughter Ruby
have returned home much benefited bv
their trip, which extended through
many points of three states. It was a
rare treat for Mrs Coleman to be the
honored guest of her parents friends.
her former classmates and her scholars.
all OF whom are prominent business and
society people. After gathering fruit
and flowers from the old homestead az
souviners they regretfully turned their
faces toward Minneapolis.
Mrs, Townsend, of Chicago who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE
Lillard 334-E. 10th st. has returned
home after maklrg arrangements for
her daughter Miss Carrie Pointer TO re-
sumo her studies here again. Miss
Pointers friends are glad to welcome
her as she proved herself a strong factor
during her stay.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Harper $50 E. Grant St. was a scene of
love life and merriment last Wednesday
eve. The OF casion being the marriage
of their daughter Ida, to Mr.. w. H.
Mills of St. Paul. The house war peati-
fully decorated and at promptly 8 o'clock
Miss Mae Williams began to play the
Wedding March while the bridal party
slowley marched in formed under two
American Flags. Rev. B. 9. Hill of St.
Paul tied the knot. The bridesmaids
were Miss Irene. Harper sister of the
bride and Miss Bessie Mills of St, Paul
Little Nina Harper being the flower girl
and Mr. Chas Miller chief usher. The
presents were numerous useful and
handsome and We wish Mr.. and Mills
successful journey on the sea of life.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs H.