The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-10-22
MINNEA POLLS.
0OINGs IN AND ABOUT TIM
GREAT 'FLOUR CITY"
asrters SOCIAL. Religious and General
Which Hsve Happened and are to Happen
Among the People Of the City on the
Fatty

Miss Lena McCage will do the Scotch
highland fling at the Lyceum.
Mr.. Ralph Watson returned to the
city looking the best of health.
The APPEAL Ii on sale at 200 Washing.
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barber lhop.
Mrs. I. Newton is convalescings after
long attack of congestive chills.
Reheareals for "Cuba" meet eyerv
Tuesday and Friday evening of esch
We Elk.
Bishop B. W. Arnett is looked to lec-
ture ct st. Peters new A. NJ, E. church
OCTOBER 31st.
Miss Mamie Johnson of indianapolis.
lnd., is visiting Mrs. H. ]. Sample 2Sl6-
10th Ave. south.
F.. Mr.. Jacob Redman makes a good
Spaniard in CUBA" The dialect can
be improved upon.
MEs: Richard Manning entertained
at dinner last Sunday Mrs. Richard
Taylor, of Duluth, MINI.
Testimonial to Mr.. R. D. Ware. at
Voegelis hell Washington and Henue-
pin avenues October p, 1898.
Hotel Brighton 423 Second Ave. So. ia
where individual dinners are served to
you for % cents these war times,
Mr.. Charles Brookes returned home
from the East. New York, Baltimore
ana opher points East and Southeast.
Mr. Gatewood, U. s. army, is in the
cry on furlough, and is visiting his
relatlVes' Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Myrick.
Mrs. J. Gilbert of Chicago, III. will
spend the winter in the Flour Civ and
is the guest of Mrs. JOS. Duncan l626 3rd
avenue south.
Mr.. Glover shule and Mr. Eroa
! Thomas. returned to the civ ,ast
wednesday after long soiourn
through the state awheel.
grand entertainment entitled .'The
Passing Show" will be given bv the
willing workers at the old court house
next Friday EVENT. g Oct. 2Stn.
The Dewey Restaurant, at 10Y First
avenue south with Mrs. J. c. Clark end
Sam Alexander proprietors shouli be a
decided winner. They serve all home
cooking.
last week found the proper wav to-
clear frogs out of his throat while on
DUTY He got rid Of his throat trouble
| however.
DR. R. S. BROWN, Physician and Sur
geon Office, 21o Dayton Block. Telephone
ss4. Office hours: $3.50 A. m. to 1890 D. m.
200 to 4:3O and 200 to $50 p. m. Residence
2s5S Portland avenue; telephone Bill.
Mr.. Isaac Newton can be found on his
stand, corner Third and Washington
avenue south, to do Light hauling for
you. Orders left at his home, 3343
promptly attended to.
BROKER T. Washington's speech at
Chicago lest week at the Peace Jubilee,
was bird. and it scared high in the
minds CT the right thinking people, aud
Pleased President Mckinley most Ct all.
Washington is all right.
Those who desire to contribute item.
OF Interesting news for this column. will
please send or leave the same at tho
Minneapolis Office No. 81 Guaranty
Loan Building, not later than Thursdav
each week. P. F. Hale. manager.
! Mr.. Thomas Jefferson has changed
mis- residence from the Flour City to
the SANITY City, and is now living at
NO: 604 Martin street, st. Paul. His
children Miss Ollie and Thomas Jeffer-
son, Jr., will comfort their father in
bis new home, and friends of the FAM
lily are invited to call.
Mr.. Lafayette Mason and Mr.. Charles
Myr1ck left Friday with their foot ball
team, the Southside high school, and
wal play Saturday game with Duluth
nigh school, ait Duluth, Mimi. Messrs.
L.. Mason and Charles Myrick are
k1AaWn to be the only AfroJAmerican
foot ball devotees in the state.
Bishop B. w. A,nett will arrive in
the city next Saturday morning for the
dedication of St. Peter's church. Bishop
II. w. joyce Of the North Minnesota.
Conference, Amanda Smith and Rev.
Jason Bundy are expected to be present.
A reception will be rendered Bishop
Arnett and bis guests on Monday Oct
3let in the new church. The receipts
OF the entertainment given by the
young people Of St. Peters amounted
to $1,000. p.
An informal reception was given at
the Labor Temple hall, last Thursday
bvenirg in honor of Mrs. J. II. Reid OF
Omaha by the Ladies Social Club, the
affair was we'll attended aud proved to
be highly enjoyable t. those who in
du ged in tripping the light fantastic.
The music was good. AT or the pro
gramme lunch was served by the
ladies' committee, and the club promise
in the near future with T. But kner pre-.
siding and Mrs. c. L. Britton a sstine
to give another in recognition CT their
friends here. Mr.. Chas. L. B.i,ton
ohiciated in behalf Of all pres, Mt.
A very pretty wedding occurred last
Tuesday evening, Oct. Is, at o'clock
Mr.. w. T. Jeffery and Miss Letitia
Brooks were married by Rev. D. H
Harris, Of the Bethesda Baptist church.
in very pretty style, too. The bride
wore white combination silk and sat
in bridal gown and looked most charm
ing, while she held a cluster of bridal
roses In her right hand. And the groom
looked well composed to the trying sit
uation, while the few invited guests
! looked upon them as a prospectively
happy pair. Presents were very nu
nlerous and useful as well as expensive
Most intimate friends attended the