The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
OOlNGS IN AND ABOUT TIN
GREAT "FLOUR CITv.'
Eatrers e,cial, Religious and Genera
Which Have Happened andare to Happen
Among the People Of tho City on the
Falls.

Mrs. LaForcs has been troubled with
rhuematism.
Now where are the critics since the
thing como of.
Mrs. Gould is improving now. after
her recent illness.
Mr.. Cbas. Hale is improving after his
operation at the Hospital.
Miss Flora Vader is dispensing Helms
noted edibles at the Food Show.
The APPEAL is on sale at 200 Washing.
ton Ave. So, DeLeo's barber shop.
Mrs. Fannie Lillard il reported very
sick at her home 335 10th street East.
Mr.. Geo. Brown. as the Overseer in
Sagers production was without fault.
Mr.. Monroe Brown, left last Tuesday
night to visit relative at'Selma Alabama.
Mrs. Benjiman Cane, delivered SOD
last Monday. Mother and sen doing
we'll.
Misses Nettie Modem and Florence
Day were all right as '"Genevieve" and
"Rebecca."
Copies of The APPEAL may be had at
Green's barber shop, No. POS Washing
ton Ave, So.
Mrs. Vergie Patterson died at the city
hospital last Monday at 2 AN. OF an op-
Grafton performed there.
Go to Frank Downs for your Meat
Eggs and finest Butter at the lowest
prices. No ID South 3rd at.
Mr.. Ralph Watson as "Jim Johnson"
the leader Of slaves in "The South in
Slavery" 'cou'd not be improved upon
The funeral of Mrs. Vergie Patterson
was preached by Rev. W, s. Brooks of
st. Peters church ct 2 P. NJ. Thursday
last.
Mr.. Chas. Davis, last Sunday night
was visited by fire and was unfortunate
in loosing his household belongings, at
New Brighton, MINI.
Don't throw your old clothes away thew
will last you long TINS yet if you take
then'to the Eureka Mending Bureau
45-4th st. SO. Tel. 1922. We call for
and deliver clothes.
John Morris forgot where he was
Tuesday night when little Emma Harper
sang, who's little girl are you" when
he exclaimed; "Baby, You've made a
shit" with me-"
Miss Carrie Carter and Mr.. w. H.
Peirce, of "Black PATHS Troubador's
were married last week and rec:e yed as
apresent from the manager of the com
pany $2O0in cash. q r,--. -. -.-.
Follow the crowd to the Excelsior
Larry and'Provision Co., No. 13-3rd St
3d. the best quality of meats turkies
ehlokens' ducks. oysters, butter eggs and
cheese to be had at the lowest price.
always.
Whom in Minneapolis YOU will find no
bitter place to get board and lodging
than Hotel dc Temple. No. All Second
Avenue South. Tho accommodation
are first class in svery particular, and al
oeices which are very reasonable.
Those who desire to contribute items
OF Interesting news for this column. v,ll
please send or leave the same at tla
minneapolis Office No. 81 Guaranty
Loan Building, not later than Thuradav
each week. p. IF. Hale, manager.
Last Ia ~ evening the Amateur D,a
matte cub gave their first entertainment
at the Lyceum Theater for the beniit of
b. rater>s A. M. E. church. The piece
pro" iced was "The South in Slavery"
by Cnss. s. Sugar and,was we'll rendered
each participant receiving rounds OF
applause. Mr.. Sugar who took g veral
parts inthe drama deserves much cradi
for the skill with which the piece prese
was presented. LIN the act. Mr.. J. Frank
Wheaton acted as Master of ceremonies
and introduced the various performers.
Little Emma Harper sang "Whose little
Girl are You," the company joining in
the chorus. Mrs. j.. Monroe Gang a
very sweet solo and won a volley OF an
plause. Special mention should be civ
en- of our st. Pul friends who took part.
Mrs. Addie Crawford Minor captiyated
the audience with her soprano solo aud
was compelled to'comply with an encore
y. II. White and Miss Emma Porter
rendered piano solos and were likewise
applauded. Much .cEedii is due Rev.
w. s. Brooks and bis wife, who after
the final curtain was very glad, being
completely exh austed, while all the lad
les and gentlemen who 80 generously as
sisted in making the affair a success
should certainly feel proud for having
helped 80 worthy cause, OF course it
would be Impossible to mention the
names of all present, 40 the audience
was an immense one, consisting off,
nationalities. but among those who oc-
cupied boxes or loges were: Mr.. and
Mrs s. w. Thomas. Thos. Lowry, C. q.
Goodrich, T. B. Walker, John Brooks,
James johnson, J. @. Adams, A. G.,
Plummer, Mesdames W. Joyce. o. Clair
borne, Parker, Barclay, ed Truesdale
F.V. Parker, A. Baker w. A. Bruce.
Mesers s Crawford. J. C. Reed, W.R
Morris, P. F. Hale and their friends
Other prominent people in the audience
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moss, Jas. Rob
erts. Jas. Scutt, H. Roberts, J. s. Crasel,