The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-03
MIl &. POL, Is.
ooINoS IN AND ABOUT fHI
GREAT ..FLouR CITY"

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sGatssr. sooaaI, Religious and 0ensr1
which Have H.ppepsd ana - 70 Happse
Among - People e 10 Oily O, The
Sall .ss
THx APPEAL Is On sale IS 100 Washing.
ton Ave. &c., DeLeo's barber ShoD.
4 Hotel Brighton 423 Second Ave. So. is
where individual dinners are served to
You for rs cents these war times.
{ The Dewey Restaurant, at l07 First
avenue south with Mrs. J. G. Clark and
Sam Alexander proprietors should be .
decided winner. They serve gil home
cookin
Mrs. Thos. Scott entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner, Mrs. G caves Of
Chicago, Mrs. Gus Cromley and dsugh-
ter. and Mrs. Della Abbey of Des Moines
Iowa
DIR. R. s. BROWN, Physician and Sur
geon. Office, 21o Dayton Block. Telephone
s94. Office hours: $50 am. to 1880 p. m.
400 to 4:so and 100 to $3.50 p. m. Residence.
$3.50 Portland avenue; telephone SILL.
Go to 1.-THE Mite Fuel Co." for wood
and coal in email quan,ities,any amount
delivered at your door. Give them q
trial. Leave orders at Office at 242-4th
avenue South, and No.s4. We:tsrn Ave,
Mrs. VIM. Helm. unfortunately be-
came victim of, coal gas asphixiation
last week at he r nome at 81, 9Th avenue
South, and remained in bed fsw days
az the result Of an unluly stove but she
will better next time. :#
At St. Peters A. NJ. E. church Mrs.
Laura Raglan will fill the Pulpit in the
absence Of Rsv. w. s. Brooks who has
departed for his home near Hogerstown,
Maryland to spend a few days among
his m my friends there.
Mr.. Sam G. Chambers Of the humber
Elk made 20 very wiss selection when he
secured The services # Mr. Joseph II.
Nichols, as ELEVATOR operator, on one of
the four being operated Meesrs. Ben
My1ich, ia Scott, VIM. Grimes and
Joe Nichols. <.ss, e 49,
Bar1ows called-At Oberlin, Ohio,
Nov. Goth the trustees of Oberlin Col
leae elected John Henry Barrows of
Chicago az. presidentsof that institution.
it is understood that he will accept and
,assum, the position on Jan. 4th, when
the winter Term begins.
The Octette Of Minneap olis boys who
Left with the F arnsworsh living pictures
aud toured the State, came back without
their salery, but attached $500 WORTH: Of
theatrical goods. Toe boys eeen 10
have The big end of this deal. W. R.
Morris is their attorney. .
Mr.. Lambe TT Mitchell of Omaha, Neb.
formerly of Minneapolis, was convicted
for house-breaking last summer. Mr..
Mitchell was recently sentenced to five
years in the State Penitentary at Lincoln
Neb.. This will surprise his many
friends in Minnearol Mrs. Mitchell
left Minneapolis last June to join her
husband at Omaha. 49,.
The Than ksslving programme at st.
Peters, VISA very excellhnt one consis-
ting Of Mr.. and 'Mrs..J. T. Monroe, Mr..
and Mrs. A. 8. Mckenzie, Mesdames B.
F. Peire, P. F. Hsls,G and Messrs. E.
Hammond, M. v. English, under the
management of Mes:rs. Forah Stone,
and Cnas. Parker. Everyone we're
pleased with its arrangement and exc
cutior. 1884,. .
The Pupils Piano recitation, given by
Els. P. F. Hale for her pupils on Tues
day evening November as, at St. Peters
A. M. E. church was an affair which re-
aected credit to the instructor as we'll as
the pupils which every one expt renee
Jog their first time before the audience.
The advance SCHOLAR, not being able to
take part. Fifteen excellent numbers
were rendered and the attendants and
critics were we'll pleased. The class
consisted of the Misses Sara Schanfield,
'Sarr .Ginsburg, Jennie Harris. Effie
Manning, Hattie Colds elm, Celia Ber-
man Georgia Manning. Fannie Wolfen-
sen. Those who gave extra numbers to
the occasion were: Mrs. Lana R.gan.
Mrs. Oracle Robinson, Lena McCage.
Msssrs. George C.riis'e Fafayatt Mason
Louis White and Eddie .Eugl:e hrfyith
his II love y ou in the came old waYY on
his cornet. The people will look for
ward 70 another with no charges at tho
door. %4