The Appeal., 1908-12-19
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WILL. E..
MatheiS
358 Minnesota
Bet. lth and 9Th Sts.


Have you tried the Ideal Tailors,
5S1 Wabasha street. O. F. Huff, pro-
protector? Dyeing, cleaning, pressing
and repairing. Ladies' Tailoring a.
speciality. Four suits sponged and
pressed monthly with 81 contracts.
All work guaranteed. Goods called for
and delivered. Phone, Cedar $3.50.
Give us a trial. +
Joseph Mattjoy, who a few days
since had some trouble at the Union
Depot because as it was alleged he
used insulting language before white
women for which he was arrested
and later discharged for lack of prose
cution, has entered suit against the
Union Depot Co. for $4,000 damages.
F. L.. McGhee is his attorney.
The Social and Literary Club Of
Pilgrim Baptist church will hold it's
next social on Monday evening next
at the residence of Mrs. N. Covington,
470 Fuller street. Dinner will be
| served from to 10 o'clock. Menu:
| Fricassed chicken, green peas, coffee,
| ice cream and cake, etc. A good pro-
gram will be rendered. Come and en-
JOY yourself.
Information has been received at
| this Office that Simon B. Durett,
formerly of Great Northern railway,
later of the G. P. r., died in the gen
eral hospital at Vancouver, B. c.,
Dec: Sth of typhoid fever. Was only
In the hospital ten days. His remains
Will be buried in Montreal. Will
| White a c. P. R. porter was left sole
administrator by the deceased.
| The p. P. c. (don't mistake these
| initials to stand for Pullman Palace
Carr i. e. Profit and Pleasure Club
has the extreme felicity to announce
to its many pleased and patient pa
irons that it proposes to usher in the
New Year with proper eclat by
giving Grand New Years Eve Bail
at Bowlby Hall, Thursday, Dec 31st
! Come and watch out the old wear
and welcome the new! Admission
35 cents. .., ..
The annual meeting of the Lincoln
Republican club was held Monday
night at Adlers' cafe and arrangements
were made for the banquet which is
! to be held on Feb. 12, 1909, to cele-
brate the cintennial of Lincoln's
, birth. The following officers were
elected: President, Herbert P. Kel.
| Ter; first vice-president, John Larson: :
second vice-president, E. M. Parish
| secretary. J. c. Reichardt; treasurer,
j. H. Wolterstorff; sergeant-at-arms,
). q. Adams. Executive committee
! First ward, John w. Finehout, second
ward, 3. H. Payte; third ward, George
w. Keller; fourth ward, Oar Reese;
fifth ward s. ]. Picha; sixth ward,
George F. Dix: seventh ward. A. w.
Lyman; eighth ward, F. G. Warner;
ninth ward, w. B. Webster; tenth
ward, L. J. Hill; twelfth ward, Otto
Adler; country, Fred Gosewisch.
The biggest yet was the crowd that
attended the public installation of
U. B. T. and S. M. T. at Tschida hall
last Tuesday night. After most ex-
cellent address by Rev. j. r. White,
n. D. G. NJ, the officers of North
Star Lodge, Ramsey Lodge, Corin-
THAN Temple and Florence Temple
were duly installed by state Grand
Master j.. H. Dillingham;, Deput
State Grand Master J. H. Charlestca,
acting as conductor. After the in
stallation all who desired to do so
indulged in dancing to the sweet
strains OF Madam Nellie Hale Nc
Cullough's orchestra. Everybody had
Ia sWell-grand time and its safe to
say the order is assured of "a crowd
anytime it comes before the public.
The Twin City Booster will give
! their annual Christmas Party at
Deitsch hall on Christmas night. They
are preparing some pleasing surprises
for their guests.