The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
@pOiNGS IN AND AEOUT TIN
GREAT "FLOUR CITY,

.HEar,ets socla., Religious ana Gcnerai
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People Of tho City Oh the
FaE>
Goto Worthinghams for your groceries,
Mr. George Roper left Thursday for the
West.
Go to T. F. Danlevy, 514 Nicol.et Ave-
and haye your old hat made new.
THE APPEAL is on sale at 200 Washing
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barber shop.
Copies OF The APPEAL may be had Ut
Green's barber shop, No. 206 Washing
ton Ave, Sc. -. -.-- ..@-{
Mr.. William Smith will sing for the Red
Cross benefit Monday evening at the Ex-
position building.
Mr. w. F. Luftlet of Chicago, spent a
few days among his friends and went
East last Wednesday.
Prof. NJ. V. English arrived in the city,
after an extended trip East, and will re-
main with his family during the summer.
Manila ice cream parlors at 245 Fourth
avenue south is the place to partake of
the fine varieties of delicious frozen ices.
Grand opening, May 29th. 1898, of the
''Manila'' ice cream parlor at 245 Fourth
avenue south, Minneapolis. Nellie Scott
Roy, propretress.
When in mead of Kodaks, Cameras,
or any Photographic supplies. CAL on
John H. Fouch, 400 First Ave. South,
dealer in Photographic material.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thornton, Of Mis-
souri,, will spend the summer months with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott, No. Cos Tenth avenue south.
Don't throw your old clothes away they
will last you u long Tins yet if you take
them to the Eureka Mending Bureau
45-4th st. So. Tel. 1922. We call for
and deliver clothes.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Neal are sad to know Of the death of Mrs.
Nea1s mother, at Decatur, I'LL, on last Sat
urday May Fl, 1898, after a long period of
illness.
Miss Mary Morgan was awarded the
IdICSOu0 SO1u lALlcpACCS LII AACA wy SOou
service in the ticket sale for one of many
concerts Miss Morgan sold III tickets at
10 cents each and captured the prize.
The benefit at Labor Temple for Mr.. Sam
uel Johnson, the blind man, was very poor
ly attended, to the regret of the members
of the Laughing club. There was too much
patriotism on the same evening.
Who will win the cake at the grand
"Cake Walk" at Central Hall. St. Paul,
Wednesday June Is? If you are an
xieus to know be on hand, 25 cents will
admit you. Now don't forget it.
Those who desire to contribute items
OF interesting news for this column. will
please send or leave the same at tie
Minneapolis Office No. 81 Guaranty
Loan Building, not later than Thursday
each week. P. F. Hale. manager.
On Monday evening, May SOth, 1898, at
st. Peters a. M. E. church, will be given
a lecture in connection with neat pro-
gramme, consisting Of graphophone, 'selec-
lions and stereopticon views The subject
of the lecture is 'The Unthriftiness of Our
Young Men," Come out and see what
is going on.
The social set, chaperoned by Mrs. j. c.
Reid, surprised Mr.. w. B. Richardson, OF
Duluth. and the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Frank Wheaton. mir. Richardson was sur
prisingly surprised by the following per-
sons: Misses @. Harper, J. Morgan, M.
Weir, M. Morgan, E. Wheaton, Mrs. j. C.
Reid and Messrs. w. B. Richardson, B.
n
Bloom, of st. Paul.
Mr.. c. E. Carpenter is still proving him
self wonder to the and young athletes
of the state intercollegiate meet at Lex
ington park last week. Mr.. Carpenter cap
tured the prize for second place, and caus-
ed Burns to collapse on the track, the
pace was so hot, and was carried from
the track by his friends. while Mr.. Carpen-
ter left the track unattended and alone and
full of wind and defiance.
The meeting, by call of J. Frank Whea-
ton, found many to respond, but some out
of idle curiosity, but however "a names
were secured for the proposed company Tor
immediate drilling at the Armory. AND
the non-considerates failed to put their
important names on the list for reasons
best known to themselves. For the mar
ried ones family ties will prove sufficient
cause. The proposition of Gov. Clough
should make some effort to secure COM
pany to be Differed by our competent Of
ficers now in and out of service.
IT'S something we are very badly IN
need of and we should secure from the
state that we are entitled to. And long
live the company.
The anniversary of the birth of Method
ism in the state of Indinana and the edu-
cational meeting with the Bishops b. L.
Tanner D. D., LII. D., b. w. Arnett, II.
D., B. F. Lee, D. D. LII. d. under the
MANAGEMENT of Rev. S. B. Jones, is speak
ing very we'll for the success. Rev. Jones,
whom we remember as pastor Of st. James
A, M. E. church, St. Paul. Rev. Jones
departure from the Northwest has been
constantly regretted by his many close
friends and who still keep him in mind as
the rising young minister amongst the
Afro-Americans and it will be no far dis
tant day before the religious powers will
make efforts to have him back among the
North Star citizens. One among the high
ly appreciated and constant friends we'll
respected in the state is Mr.. Rufus l.. De
Loe, and every one of the Afro-Americans, |
without one opposing voice, wishes his re-
turn among us once again. And they trust
and wish him success wherever he may go