The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-24

II
i The Bijou' says, will you Join me
When Black Patti comes to. town
i Hotel Brighton 42s; Second Ave. So. is
where individual dinners ere served to
you for 25 cents these war times. :.
| Mr.. l. H. Turner, sustained an ipiurv
last We Elk he fell from a step ladder and
nurt Dis side BACKED his eye but is out
again. 4 I.
DR.. RS. Brown, has moved his office
to 4O8> Nicolett avenue. fourth floor
fnone o4s; or residence phone BIZ L..
South.
l. The Dewey Restaurant, at 10Y First
avenue south with Mrs. J. C. CLARK, and
Sam Alexander proprietors should De
decided winner. They serve all home
,cookin
i 10 to "the Mite Fuel g." for wood
and coal in small quantities, any amount
| delivered at your door. Give them a
Etr'al. Leave orders at Office at 242-4th
avenue South, and No. Western Ave.
DIR. R, S.. BROWN. Physicians and
/ Surgeon. Office. rooms 1855: Reeve
: building, 4oS Nicollet; avenue; telephone
o4S. Residences. 28S9a Portland avenue:
|! telephone 317-L SOUTH. Office hours:
$50 to 1890; 2 to,4:so; r. to $780, Sundays:
$3.50 to- ILL.,; 12:SM to,2..
i Mr.. J. M. Allison, was appointed
Deputy Sheriff. for the next two years
by Mr.. Philip T. Megaarden. The new
sheriff elect, it proves a. good Christmas
gift to the appointee All hail the ap-
;pointment but Mr.. j.. G. sterrit, steps
out like true man.. and rot at all
|!die9suntled:.
/ Local comedy lovers will be pleased
with che announcements at'among the
;attactions schedules for an early wish:
lat the Bjjou ia inclueded TAT Cav
Coney Island" one of the most popular
of last seasons successes Smith Ss;Camp-
bells. duo Of inventive comedians.
will head strong comedy cast in, the
production.
/ The Pulpit aid society blythe assistance
OF the High school scholars, rendered
some very choice numbers to the neatly
arranged programme. The participants
were Misses Harper Grey, Mason Rice
land scot,ie Davis of ST. PAul and Mr.. l.
Mason. Hon. b: L. McGhee was over
:to.eee'aud hear the scholars and COM
!plimente d. them highly.
Among the early bookings at the Bjiou
included the annual VISIT of that great
diva. Black Patti with her clever COM
pany of comedians, including Ernest
Hog'n the author of ,,All Coons Look
Alike to Me" and othor popular "Coon"
songs and comedian ofideoidedly clever
talents. This attraction is ead to have
met with more SUCCESS this season
throughout the country than ever be-
fore.
Miss Belle Davis of the "Browns in
Town. company was the guest Of Mrs.
Eliza johnson, 2S7, 9Th avenue North. %
the special request of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. johnson, now of Brooklyn, N. Y
Miss Davis is the successful advance
gaurd of the Afro-Americans of this
country in this profession and ner work
will not be criticised in New York, from
whence che came to join browns in
Town." for fifteen weeks. Miss Davis is
qualified IN every way, and did not &C.
cept the special invite of Col. West to
stop at the West. but kept the promise
to Mr.. Johnson.
Gray, Orchestra gave their initial Ball
at Harmonic Hall on Wedne sdsy eve.
en- mas que. quite few came in costumes
omic and otherwise. The prizes given
away we're most magnificent, the orchss.
ira did them selves proud. they wore
compllmented on every eide by those
who we're fortunate enoush to be in hesr.
ing of the sweet strains of music from the
tx peices which composed the orchestra
they are now deserving after long tidious
reheareals, We must support them on
every occasion. The Hall became crowd.
ed after midnight and tho affair proved
success ia every way imaginable.
The dedication of the Florence Crit
tenton rescue home of Minneapolis last
Tuesday Dec. Goth was perfect success.
over one hundred persons being present.
Among those of the w. C. T. U. ladies
that received were the ate President
Mrs. Bessie scovil State Cor. Sec'y, Mrs.
McKerly and Mrs. Neal of Minneapolis
State organizors; Mrs. T, H. Ly!es ofst.
P. ul and Miss Mary Harwell Aestsec'y
of the Bruce Y. w. C. I. U. Among
those who assisted on the programme
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Lyles, Mr.. ].
B Turner and Mrs Mary Harwe!l, the
latter me st beautifully. "The Power of
Truth" The music sung by, this quar-
tette was Mrs. Lyleb composition.
Back PATHS Troubadours in addition
to their medley of songs, dances and
comedy comprising the So - repertoire,
introduce genuine cslk walk contest in
their performance. It is one Of the big
applaudiug hits Of the performance.
During twenty minutes of the contest,
The house is moved by uproarious ap-
plause and whenit be comes divided in
its choice OF the winner, only the time
~ and considerate awarding Of the cake
70 the apparent winner by the master of
the ceremonies on the stage saves the
audience from shouting and applaudiDg
into state of compete exhaustion.
Black PATHS TIoubadours will follow