The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-01-01
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GREAT FLOUR scITx.H
EATERS social, Religious ana General
Which Have Happened snaare to Happen
Among tho People of the City on the
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Which Have Happened sndAro to Happen
Among tho People Of tn. City on the
TIE APPEAL is on sale 1t 200 Washing
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barber shop.
Copies Of TIE APPEAL may be bad at
Green's barber Shop. No. POS Washing
ton Ave, So. ON f<aS 8s
"Comus Cub will give another one
Of their delightful ( soirse's 1t Labor
Temple Coristmas week.
Don't forget the dates OF tbs Character
Carnival Dec. g. 80. Benefit Of MARI
Lodge-Odd Fellows' Hall. #
Go to Frsnk Downs for your Meat
Eggs and finest Butter 1t the lowest
prlcee No - South 3rd ct.
Don't throw your old clothes away they
will last you long Tins yet II you take
them to the Eureka Mending Bureau
45-4th st. So. Tel. 1922. We call for
and deliver clothes. q -.
Follow the crowd to the Excelsior
Dairy and Provision Co., No. 13-3rd St
&c., the beet quality Of meats turkiee,
chickens. ducks, oysters, butter eggs and
cheese to be had at the lowest prices
always. 49,
Whom In Minneapolis YOU Will ind no
b"tter place to got board and lodging
than Hotel do Temple. No. III Second
Avenue South. Tho accommodations
are hrst class in svery particular. and d
orices which are very reasonable =
Those who desire to contribute iteme
OF interesting news for this column, will
please send or leave the same at the
Minneapolis Office No. 81 Guaranty
Loan Building, not later than Thursday
each week. P. F. Hale. manager.
Lyceum. r.:. p. D., - .s, =
P. F. Hale says it's a boy, and the
mother is doing we'll.
Now the church will have it's hands
full, the B. P. rs are gone. iEt.
Ernest Hogan's work is awfully
coarse. Come up to date my boy. : :
A. G. Plummer is running to Moose
Jaw and return, over the $500 Line.'
Prof. A. 3. Wilson was a guest at
Hotel Brighton Christmas week. ~!
Mr.. Frank H. Hamilton found many
friends ho. VS,rr>,, 4 80.
Mr.. William Smith was called in to
service at the post office last week.
Mr.. Frank Cousins was surprised to
see his Chicago acQuaintances with
BLACK Patti
Miss La Force, of Pullman, ILL.,, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. r. Nor
ris, Bolt End Ave. So. e., -:
Mr.. Frank Wright, of Whitewater,
Wis. is spending the holidays with his
brother, G. w. Day. -
Mr.. Walter Richardson, tenor of the
Black Patti company, was the prime
favorite here in The city.
George Marshall was arrested last
Wednesday, charged with the larceny
of an overc0at and watch belonging ito
the Tribune engineer.
Miss Hattie Weir. has returned to
her school in the country, after spend
ing the holidays with her relatives and
friends.
Miss Hattie Weir was the recipient
of very handsome. volume of Shakes
peare's works, presented by club of
which she is member.
Mrs. George w. Day chaperoned
very pleasant theatre party to see the
''Black Patti" Troubadors last Wed
nesday evening. The party consisted
of Misses Eileen Wheaton, Queenie
Harper, Josephine and Mary Morgan,
Messrs. A. Lee; F. Wright, of.White-
water, Wis. =
The Misses Morgan treated party j
of their friends to a magnificent Christ
mas dinner consisting Of eight, courses.
A very pleasant time was INDUCED in
and those who lost their appetites on
that occasion were: Misses O. Harper,
NJ. Marshall; E. Wheaton,; Messrs.' Az
bert Lee, J. II. Fite, and c.. Charles
ton, E. Harris and Frank Wright, of
Wisconsin. , ~ = 4
The guests at Pullman House, 400
list Ave. &c., Christmas week were:
Mrs. Meredith anu daughters, Misses
Pearl and Carrie; Miss Carrie Carter,
Messrs. Walter Richardson, 4. H i
Moore, Ed. Furber, Sam Davis, J. IL.
Burris, NJ. G. Belle, w. H. Pierce, G. |
Hall, W. Frazier, T. Logan, Neeley |
and. MITCHELL, of Black Patti Trouba-
doris; Mrs. Palmer, of st. Paul; Mrs.
Scott, J. Monroe; Messrs W.. Hill, C. |
Mobiles, Woodwork, +. H. Hamilton, |
and J.'Johnson, city; '," 80 r., "*
Mr.. +. H. Peavey in his broad, gener-
Gus proposal, to any fifty youths, aged
II and under, irrespective of color,
creed, or condition, and accepting. them |
as partners in a beginning tof asbank
account for, them at the Northwestern
Bank is a. thousand times more ac-
ceptable than some Of the presents is
sued Iby the Journal christmas tree at /
the Exposition n building Christmas
evening. The proposition in brief is
that Mr.. Peavey will deposit one dol
lar for each dollar deposited by each
one of the fifty boys he wishes to OBJ
tain. In other words, Mr.. Peavey pro-
poses to double every dollar 81 the de-
positors to the amount of eight, during |
the year OF, 1898. Now boys, that offer {
&c II,