The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-10
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ooINus IN AND ABOUT Tiib
b GREAT FLOUR CITY,:
aGatsers soeial Religious ana Genera,
which Have Happened and are to Happes
Among the People Of the city on the
rats,
TIE APPEAL 10 on sale ct 200 Washing.
ton Ave. &c.. DeLeo's barber ShoD.
The Bijou' says. will you join me
Christmas week?
Mr.. Samuel Alexander will spend
Christmas week in Chicago as the
guest Of Mr.. William Monroe.
Hotel Brighton 423 Second Ave. So. is
whore individual dinners are served to
you for rs cents these war times.
Mr. John Sterrett, Jr., is still making
lives. John says life is a pleasure, and
why not enjoy it.
The Dewey Restaurant, at l07 First
avenue south with Mrs. J. G. Clark and
Sam Alexander p1oprietors should oe
decided winner. They serve all home
cookin
DIR. R. s. BROWN, Physician and Sur
geon. Office, 30 Dayton Block. Telephone
894. Office hours: $3.50 a. m. to 1880 p. m.
200 to 4:30 and 200 to $50 p. m. Residence,
2sas Portland avenue: telephone BILL.
Mrs. Callie johnson returned home
last week after a, very pleasant two
weeks visit amongst her many Chicago
friends. She was the guest Of Mrs.
Ella Mcknight. The trip was a de-
lightful one.
90 to the Mile Fuel Co." for wood
and coal in email quantities, any amount
delivered at your door. Give them
trial. Leave orders at Office at 242-4;h
avenue South, and No. We:tern Ave.
Mr. Robert Lee, deputy clerk of the
district court, will spend the holidays
with friends in st. Louis and Chicago.
He will be accompanied from the lat
ter city by MIR. V. James Henley, for
merly of this city, but now resident
Of Chicago.
Mr.. James Dover is still at the city
hospital and would like a visit from
his friends. His condition is slowly
improving. Remember Mr.. Dover met
with an accident last summer. He
was run over by the cars and had both
legs cut off, and the company has made
him an offer for settlement, but no ac-
ceptance has been made as yet.
The Pulpit Aid society will arrange
for the Twin Cities high school schol-
ars to lend their talent to a neatly ar
ranged literary programme to be rem
dered at the Bethesda Baptist church
On FRIDAY, Dec. 16. On a debate between
the article in reference to Mr.. Lambert
Mitchell's conviction recently, of house
breaking at Omaha, Nebs The Appeal
finds it is utterly false and desires to
state that Mr.. Mitchell is said not to
be in Nebraska at all, but his where
abouts is not to be questioned at all,
the public is not to be informed now.
A very pretty banquet was rendered
Lieut.. J. Clay Smith by some of the
members OF Pride Of Minnesota
lodge, K. F., at their hall last Monday
evening. The promoters were knights
f. c. ConEert, Lem Hartley, James
Clack and others. The affair was not
properly attended by the members of
that lodge, as Lieut.. Smith is a Knight
OF long and good standing, but every
one, including the ladies of each Knight,
We're highly gratified on the occasion.
Lieut. Smith will leave for Cuba about
the 18th of this month to join his new
regiment, the 9th immunes. Mrs.
Smith will accompany him on his jour-
ney.
Here we are, the first of the season,
with grand mask ball, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 81, 1898, at Harmonic
hall, corner Third street and Second
ira of six pieces, which will discourse
sweet music for those who love to trip
the light fantastic toe. There will be
two prizes-one for the most comic
dressed, and one for the neatest dress
ed. Friends from st. Paul are special
ly invited and we want you to come.
We are out for good time and we
are going to have one, so come and join
us. Ladies without escort will be car
ed for. Refreshments will be served
by a we'll known caterer. Mr. Charles l..
Britton will have charge of the floor,
assisted by Mr.. S. b. Taylor. Commit
tee of arrangements, Prof. w. H. How
ard, William Gray, John Drake, Rob-
ert Drake. Tickets, so cents.
"A 1neetllg In secret session at Postal
cafe, in Post Office court, last Tuesday
evening, under the name Of '"The Pro-
tective League Of Colored Citizens, was
a very close resemblance to the Law
Enforcement League, but not so much
so as to mislead any careful man.
However, the affair was claimed pri-
Vate, hence no newspaper men
were admitted, but it leaked
cut by some means to the
Minneapolis Times, which states some
speeches We're made by Messrs. VIM.
George, W. H. Roberts, Aid. Jay Phil
lips, Aid. r. Alexander, and Mr.. Philip
T. Megaacden the sheriff elect, and
others. Chairman J. H. Robertson in
some choice remarks rendered to- Mr..
;Megaarden a petition with 237 names
thereon, in behalf of Mr.. James Rob-
erts,s who a;spires for deputyship in the
sherlf's office. The petition was ac-
cepted and promised fair consideration.
Mr.. Albert Lee was named by the
league for place in the auditors Of
flee. and all went away happy and full
of smiles at 1890 p. m. Who is next?
MI. c. S. Turner is now preparing to
produce his Past the Age,' at the
Bijou, with the Twin City's talent.
Everything looks promising, too.
" Mrs. F. Mills spent couple Of days ia
our city last week.
Mr. J. Dorsey seems to enjoy Sundays
in Duluth. Why?
Z Cbrysanthemun Social clubt,rned
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