The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-07-16
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xooINGs IN AND ABOUT Thu
-,., GREAT "FLOUR CITY,"
Matters social, Religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People Of the City on the
Fall>>
DR.. R. 8. Brown resides at 1888 Port
land ave. 20 #t
, Mr.jGeorge W. Washington is in ths
ty hospital. ..-. IL ....sr ~
Miss Josie Morgan. has departed tor
Walker MINI. @.z se
Look out for the Odd-Fellows picni
Aug lst, at White Bear. +el@,-
Mr.. Anderson ecott, and family now
reside at 1912 4th Ave. s.
Mr.. Albert Young is in the CITY from
Kansas City for long stay.
Everybody will have grand time at
the Odd-Fellows picnic Aug. Let.
Wait for the Odd Fellows joint picnic
Monday Aug. 1st, at White Bear.
The APPEAL is on sale at 200 Washing
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barber shop.
Hotelst. Louis, management is having
trouble with their crew of walters again
Mr., Walter Owens was reported dead.
Thursday night at 8. P. M. at the city
hospital.
Copies of The APPEAL may be had at
Green's barber shop, No. 206 Washing
ton Ave, So.
You will not begrudgs the money you
pay for dinner at Hotel Brighton, 423
End Aye. No. \
II you are not able 90 to Ablee, 243
Nicollet avenue, and get sble.See his
advertisement.
''Manila' ice cream parlor at 25 Fourth
avenue south, Minneapolis. Nellie Scott
Roy, proprietress.
DR.. R. L. Brown and wife were the
guests OF Rev, and Mrs. w. A. Bruce,
at ZIG Let Ave., N. E.
Mesdames Idelet and Hatcher of St.
Paul, we're in the Flour City and found
some friends of long ago.
Miss Irine Whitaker died of the
Dropsy July 18th 1898 was buried from
Bethesda Baptist Church.
r. H. W. Davis is riding White Fly
or what wonders will come to pass, did
he purchase it in St. Paul..
Hotel Brighton 423 Second Ave. So. is
where individual dinners are served to
you for 25 cents these war times. II s.
Easy payments on household goods at
the Central Furniture & Carpet Co.. .2O6
Nicollet Ave., P. IS. Foss manager.
Manila ice cream parlors at A5 Fourth
avenue south is the place to partake of
the fine varieties OF delicious frozen ices.
The next call will be for twenty five
thousand Afro-Americans for an army
of occupation in Cuba and Porto Rico.
Mr.. Al. Buckner, returned to Chicago
last Tuesday, after a short visit to his
mother Mrs. Addie Stamps of 705t 5th
ct. So.
Mr.. S. b. Tyler, returned to Chicago,
after short stay in the Flour City but
will return again and remain for the
summer. .>
"Nat Turner" Lodge No. 2 K. P. en-
dorsed R. S. Brown M. D. as one of
their medical examiners, An honor
due to him.
Mrs. James Carter of Chicago is visit.
ing in the Twin Cities on business of
utmost importance. Will return after
he Goth of July.
DIR. R. L. Brown of Oskalooao Iowa
has arrived and will locate in the Flour
City. TIE APPEAL tenders him most
hearty welcome. ..4 :
Refreshment privileges for Odd
Fellows picnic Monday Aug. LIST, will be
sold at the Mars Lodge room Friday
evening July END 1898. il -" 49, '''
Mr.. William F. Thompson and Miss
Bette Mcintosh were married in the
presence of a few chosen friends last
Tuesday at $3.50 p, M.
Arrangements sre being made for a
grand public reception for DR.. R. S.
Brown in the near future watch The
APPEAL for date. Next week.
When in need of Kodaks, Cameras,
or any Photographic supplies, call on
John H. Fouch, 400 First Ave. South,
dealer in Photographic material.
A Bicycling party consisting of Mes
dams O. Clsybourne G. E. Lee and Mr..
Tibbs rode over from ST. Paul, and at
tended the Social at ST. Peters. ...
S.. Peter A. Nj. E. Church is prepar
ing for a.grand National Jubilee Sanger
fest at an early date, under the manage
of Mrs. R. L, Reagan. 1920 Clinton ave,
Mas Bessie Hunter and Mrs. Jane
Nicholson left for Spokane Falls Wash,
to visit Mrs. William Parker and will
visit some OF the cities west ofthe Rock.
les. ,
The Union Sun lay School picnic will