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

The restaurant which Mrs. Ida .-And-
rews has. opened on Jackson Streets not
for tbs general public but is especially
for the clerks and saleslad dies Of the large
establishments In the business districts
Of thH city. She is meeting with de-
served success.
Hotel de Mink hes sheltered many
peoplsfrom various parts of the country
butfast week it had guesta little out
Of the ordinary when William Tskadur
a full blooded Japanese was registered
there. He spoke English flusn:ly and
was highly polished and quite social in
bis manner. ~.
One Of the most pleasant places in the
city for gentlemen to spend their leisure
hours is the Young Mems Social Club No.
371 Jackson street. Mr.. L F. De Lyons
is general manager and he is ably assist
ed by Messrs w. T. Johnson and Archie
Scott. Call when you have time you will
be treated right.
Mr.. John 81. Cunningham and others
have opened club room at 384 6 Jack
son St. The apartment consists of one
large room with tables and chairs, and
arge fire place. In the rear is quite a
large lunch room where meals can BIZ
had at all hours. The name OF the club
is"The Oriental Club ~ r. p '''-' ~" 800
The place to 90 to get heating stoves,
as we'll as all sorts Of stoves and hard
ware, is Adam Decker & Co.'S, On Jack
son street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. This old firm is having time
trying to wait upon the crowd which
fills their rooms from morning to night.
They have some bargains in ,sec"nd
hand stoves Call to seq them.
Mrs, Pearl Lyle who was arrested away
back in July cha ged with being a party
to the robbery Of one Peter Hedin and
who managed to be discharged on some
tecnichali|y twice was again brought
before the munic' pal Court Tuesday and
hello to the grind jury. Peter Hedin the
complaining witness was also placed un-
der bond to appear tefore the grand
jury to testify in the case.
There are very few places of amuse.
ment and recreation for the young men
in our city but one of the most popular is
the Columbia Club No. 1892 Robert street
Here may be found at all times Messrs
Burnett and Thompson, the managers,
who know just how to cater to the wants
OF their guests. Here, too, may one meet
the young men of tho city who know
how to give visitors good time. Call,
visitors are always welcom..
The great fire sale of fine shoes now in
progress at Coverings on Wabasha
street, between Fifth and Sixth, has at
tracted such crowd that the services
of a policeman has been called in. The
prices of the shoes at this sale are 80 low
that everyone ought to try 10 obtain
some Of the bargains. Remember the
sale lasts only few days longer. # you
wish to be benefited by the low prices
grab them quick before they are gone.
John Bolet was licked up in the
Prior avenue station last Thursday
night on the complaint of street car
conductor, .Bolet and anothe" man, 50
1t is said, were .brandishing a revolver
in the car much to the annoyance Of
the conductor, who began to have Wis
ions of a ''hold-up.' The conductor
thought the best and safest thing to do
was to place Bolet in charge of the
police At Prior avenue Bolet was
handed to patrolman, and he was
locked up on the charge of disorderly
conduct. His case was continued to
Monday.
The prisoners at the wor!1hOuse were
furnished an excellent dinner Thanks
giving day. There were 20 men and {;
women present and they. had a bill of
fare from soup to pumpkin pie. The
inmates of the jail, were, also supplied
by Sheriff Wagner with a fine din
ner. One of the inmates, vino partook
o fthe same, said of it to reporter:
dis beats de world. You know dis
is me regular hotel for Tanksgiyin,
But on de square, dis is de best feed
dey ever pulled off in dis joint Las
year all we got was corn beef an cab
bage. We didn't get no turk and no
sass and no spuds and nouhin' dat
| made a Teller t'ink dat it was differ
ent from any odder old day. So you
Jest put in de paper dat dis Teller
Wagner is a peach, and all de boys'll
stand fer it,"