The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-01-22

Miss Maud Taylor is on tba sick list
Uncle Dick Cstlin has cast his lot with
st. Mark church.
Mrs. H. H. Bland is seriously ill wit h
neuralgia of the heart.
Capt. G. ]. White, who Was on the Pick
list, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Oliver Harper and Mr.. Henry
Bland are confined to their beds with
bad cases of lung fever.
Mrs. Amelia Thornton has applied for
divorce from her husband j )hn
Thornton on the ground of cruelty.
The Misses Rourtree, who have been
on visit to Miss Julia McNamee for the
past three weeks, have returned to their
home in Indiana.
Bishop Arnett preached at the St.
Mark's'',church on Sunday night to
very large audience. Text, Luke lst
CHAPTER 30-31 verses.
Mr.. Chas. Lee, porter at the Plank
inton barber shop, il confined at his
h ome from the bursting OF an artery in
the calf of his leg while bathing.
Miss Marion Berry, who is private &C.
cretary, in tne Colby and ABBOTT block will
also teach class at the Plankinton high
school both in.the afternoon and even
ing.
doing we'll. He 10 at the Plankinton.
Mrs. Harwell is much improved of her
rheumatism. She spent last week visit
ing friends.
The protrac+ed meetings which have
been going for the past week at St.
Marks and Salem Baptist churches have
been great benefit toward bringing sim
ners to Christ.
Mr.. J. Collins, who fell into The mix
ing kettle of the Western Paving Co
brought suit against them, and last week
was awarded s5o6.O0 damages. His at
torney was Hon. W. T. Green.
Mr.. A. L. Chase, manager Of the hotel
in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, and for
mally manager of the Plankinton was
united in marriage last week to Miss
Julia Gillett, of Denver. We wish them
happy journey through life. 49,,
Sir knight L. w. Dickinson, of Chi
: cago will come up on February 18th to
assist the Sir Knights of this city in con-
fering the K. T. degrees on club who
will take the few steps higher. All Sir
Knights are invited to be present.
For the first time in the history of the
Afro American church in the Cream City
a sermon will be preached on Easter
| Sunday to the Holyrood 'Commandarv.
who will turn out in their new repalia.
The sermon will be preached by Sir
knight Jas. Higgins.
Rev J. H. Weber, the Tornado Evan
gelist who as created such a sensation
at the Grand avenue church, saya tina,
all card players and gambler were
! thieves and liare. Whether in pario,
game or otherwise which was gambling
in the sight of'God. Those in parlor
game would steal cards just the same az
gambler in gaming house. s."
4 The Holyrood Commandary. K 7
J has closed a contract with Foster S u
& Co., OF Chicago for their uniforms
/ AT err negotiating with all the leadirl
firms of this kind throughout the n,
try We find that they sell one thist
cheaper then all others, md W. rpco
oend all Sir Knights to call Or them he
, fore buying elsewhere. They are Al ! =
" Madison street.
All who are in de- htto 7PE AIPRAL IA
the years '94, '95, '96 and '97 vii; pleas
settle up without further notice or v
= will be compelled to publish their names
We are behind $22.5O for the year 1884,
l See the different papers we had in GU
: city last year. NWhere are they nov
3 Poor pay has killed their agents II wi
: only be few more months before Til
. APPEAL agent will have to die the sam
s death. unless those who are in debt t
the APPEAL pay up.
The Coterie': w hist Club gave { whit
d party at Mrs. J.J. Miles, 4Os Wel,sstr
$ in honor Of the Misses. ..Rountree. "A
= present had an enjoyable time and afte
y the refreshments were served all return
ed to their homes singing, "Oh wha.
q time we haveihad,, and Mother I wi
t nsver get You know again" Th
r following is the menu;
g Bloater Paste Sur Canape, Blue Point
Amontillado,' Olives, Celery, Chick e
Continued on znd. Pasel