The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-04-23
SIT. PAUL.
A WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNEso-
TA'S CAPITAL. ..
The SANITY City and SANITY City Folks
Newsy Items of Social, Religious and
General Matters Among che People, Boil
ed Down.

ed Down.
Mr. 7 R King is i'll with pneumonia,
A nicely furnished room for rent at
53l Aurora Ave.
Mr.. W AeHilyard's little boy ia quite
sick with Typhoid phneumopia
The new city charter il to be voted
upon at the city election, May 3rd.
Miss. Florence Drake of Saltwater
spent last week in the.city visiting her
grandmother, M,s.D. E. Talbert'
Misses Addie and Eva Lindsay OF
Saltwater were in the city this week.
They left for home Wednesday evening.
Mrs Minnie Becker, 'of Watertown,
Wis, mother of the late Mrs E WCran-
cum, is in the city the guest of her SON.
in-law
Mre. Eliza Hamilton who has be zen
visiting her sister, Mrs. J L. Ccste for
the past three months left Wednesday
for Natchez Miss.
Mr.. ]. R. Henderson, who has been
laid up since the first of February on
account of an accident was able to take
his car out last week.
Misses Adina Natalie and Margaret
Elizabeth Adams and Mr. y Adams
were guests of Mr. and Mrs G S Foster
at dinner last Sunday - - -, -, ~. z:
The Lincoln Republican Club held a
special meeting Monday night for the
purpose of endorsing the Republican
City ticket which was unanimously and
enthusiastically.
Quite number of the young people
of the Twin Cities were entertained at
the Miller-Jacksop party last Tuesday
evening. A full account of which will
be given in the next weeks issue.
On last Tuesday IS Mre. D. E. Talbut
was crossing the street a. 9Th aud st.
Peter streets, she was accident|y knock
ed down by the horse in one >of the
wagons of Swanson the florist, and
badly hurt. She was taken home in the
wagon IN an almost UNCONSCIOUS state.
She at once had medical attendance and
for one of her age, is getting along as
nicely az could be expected.
DR.. Val Do Turner is recent acquis-
ton to St. Paul; He is a graduate OF
Meharry Medical College of Nashville,
Tenn, and is a native of Shelbyville
Tenn. He has been practicing tor four
years. He has opened an office in the
Kendricb Block, 81 E. Seventh street..
Room 3O7.
The new city charter, which is to be
presented to the people OF St. Paul for
their adoption or rejection at the
election on May Srd, does not eeem to
be meeting With much favor, everybody
seems to be opposed to its adoption,
however, they must remember to put an
X in the proper place on their ticket il
they don't wish it to be adopted.
"Who is the most popular" was found
out from the st. Philips Episcopal Ms
sion standpoint at the fair and apron
eale which was conducted at Market
Hall "Wednesday and Thursday evening:
bv the ladies and friends of the church
The entertainment was not go largely
attended as it deserved to be, but those
who did attend enjoved Themselves
Interesting musical programs were given
esch evening. In the voting contt S. ior
popularity, Mrs W J Utley won the
married ladies prize, a lamp Ms
Lucille l. Green, the young ladies pie,
pair napkin rings, and Mr.. " J Ctley
won the gen,leman's prize, clock
Miss Laura Adams and Mrs Hilyard
we're close seconds in the contest.
"The Black Bostonians'' who appear
ed at the Metropolitan for four nights
this week. gavea fairly good chow in
some respects. The male portion of the
company were weak in voice, but al
seemed to be good musicians. Tht
female portion of the company excelled
J the males. and their singing was muct
more pleasing. It was something OF {
|
novelty to see the Metropolitan Orcnee
ira directed by woman, and an Afro
American one at that, Mss Paulin,
Homes, and to her credit be it said, sh,
did her work well. The performance 0
,, William Humphreys on the banjo va
perhaps, the best feature Of the show
The singing of Misses Maud Mae Pa
!: mer and Alice Clark Royal was pleasing
Mr.. J. r. Mosley and Master Eddie di,
} acceptable work. The other member
4 Of the company filed in fairly well
The performances claesed with th,
y African Princess Diamond Walk, il
which all the company appeared to 600
lad vantage.