The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-01-01
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4 WEEKS RECORD m hAlN1aEEsO-
TA.s cNPLTAL.
The saiatly CIV - ssinfl ,iey Maiks
New.y Itsrns of Social. nsliEiosa and
General 1lI!stteas Among ne fsspisI Bon.
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Wish n ssS $s Il
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AHappy ,.i ss9 ,..-
New Year q ~, fSa
Mr.. v. James Henley .epent Christ
mas Day visiting his wife and baby.
You will mako NO mistake II you 70 to
6ctsl dc Mink fer your meals. ~, -, !,
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Go and hear the special music Il Pil-
grim Baptist church tomorrow night
Mr.. Frank Hamilton was in tho city
Christmas Day having q good time
among his friends. >. -. y. ,...i> Il
Clark Harris dealer in wood and coal
at 444 Cedar stree, ANAL o, ders p1 ompt
y attended to at lowest: prices. ,.. ~.
Tho State Steam Laundry 222 w. 7th-
street is one Of the best most reliable;
and prompt laundries in the city, !,
Mn- James Thompson found life too
dull at Big Spring, Wis, and has .retn1n
ed tc the city to spend the winter. = ) :
Ifyou have your laundry work done at
State. Steam Laundry, gentlemen, they
will mend'your clothes without charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Adams entertained
at dinner Sunday Mrs. J. A. Thomas,
Messrs 9, Alexander and K W Mack ey.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar .DsBaptiste en-.
tertalned at an elegant Chriatmas dinner
Mr. and Mrs, w. T. Francis MI. and
Mrs. j. @ Adams. .7
Col. S. E Hardy has recured the lunch
counter restaurant in M. A. Donnelly's
saloon on Robert street near Fifth and
serves meals to order from a. m. to u
p. M.
Should you need any plumbing or gas
fitting done you cannot find . more com
petent or prompt workman t. as the
same than GU. Confoy No. 4aS Wabasha
street. Try him once. '"' '> -
Don't forget that til, Hotel do Mink,
o,nsy 4th and 81. Peter IT.. 10 .ae best
place In town for first Glass board and
pdging. Try thu Sunday dinnsn aid ~
h&ppy. Only q cents.
Seargents Logan and Bowen of Fort
Assinniboine were in the city last week
with some military prisoners which they
were taking to the peniten:ia,y. They
were guests of DR.. T. s. Cook during
their stay. ~....%i
Mrs G. H. Brown on last Fridaw en-
tertained at 5o'clock dinner Mesdames
Laura Meredith, OF Chicago, and Mrs. S.
A. Hiysrd. Misses Pearl and Carrie
Meredith. The occasion was most
pleasant one. .:
Cheapest place to. buy coal. Best
hard coal 1910, per ton; Maple wood
$3.50 per cord. All kinds Of fuel in large
and small quantities W. T. Horsnell
Room 2lO over Yerxa.s. >
Col, s. E. Hardy, who now has the
lunch counter at Donnelly's saloon, near
corner Fifth and Robert, serves excel-
lent meals at Is cents. and with dinner
gives free glass Of beer, Don't forget
the Colonel. :: =: r. ~
Mr.. Richard Cousby has purchased the
barber shop formerly conducted by Mr..
Link Overalls on Minnesota street bet
ween Fifth and Sixth streets and will be
pleased to have both old and new
customers call.
jill Dillingham; & Co., coal dealers
in order to take care of their resident
district trade have established an Office
at 81 Rondo corne: OF Harrington and
installed j. L. Salim as manager, Orders
for fuel left with him will receive prompt
attention.
One Of the most pleasant places in the
city for gentlemen to spend their leisure
hours is the Young M ems Social Club No.
81 Jackson street. Mr.. L F. De Lyons
is general manager and he is ably assist
ed by Messrs w. 4. Johnson and Archie
Scott. Call when you have time you will
be treated right. II. ~ ..., . =. =
The place to go 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
file their rooms from morning to night,
They have some bargains in sec nd
hand stoves. Call to see them.
The fair of St. James church was a
grand success and there will be over
$3.50. cleared. The attendance during
the week was splendid and the u. anage-s
ment was admirable through bout. The
decorations were profuse and beautiful
The principal contest Was for a diamond
stud valued at SIS. between. Messrs M.
D. Pettis and Daniel Hardin which was
won by the "Msjor" who brought in
$154.45 Mr.. Hardin brought in $47.65,
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 Columb ia Club No. 3s2 Robert street
Here may be found at all times Mesars
Burnett and Thompson, the managers,
who know just how to cater to the wants