The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-01-06

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Wabasha.
The fourth annual ball of Fezzan
Temple No. &c, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, which was held at Tschida
Hall Friday night of last week, proved
+ to be the SWEETEST and best entertain
ment of the season. There was a
large and highly delighted crowd pres
ent. A fine flash-light picture was
taken and all who wish copies of the
same may get them upon application
to the Recorder, Mr.. George L. Hoage,
500 Charles street.
The coroners jury held an inquest
in the case of the recent death of Mrs.
Andrew Jackson, Thursday afternoon
and after examining a dozen wit
nesses decided that she came to her
death from the loss of blood caused
by wounds inflicted by sharp in
strument in the hand of George Par
ker. No reference to Parkers sanity
was included in the verdict and he
| will probably be indicted for murder
when the grand jury meets next week.
A. J. Miller, sleeping car porter, in
a suit brought against the Great
Northern road in the district court,
wants $91 for expenses and $105 for
wages. He says he was hired by the
month and discharged Dec. II, 1910,
at Seattle. Then he demanded trans
portation home to ST. Paul and says
the Great Northern kept him calling at
the office for ninety-one days while he
was under an expense of 81 day. He
also demands his wages for the time
| he was waiting.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew Jack
son, who died at the hospital from
| wounds inflicted by a crazy man, was
held at Pilgrim Baptist church Tues
day afternoon, under the auspices of
! the Household of Ruth No. $50, of
which she was a member, the mem
bers of the Household being present
in body. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. E. H. Mcdonald, the
pastor, assisted by Revs. II. P. Jones,
A. H. Lealtad and John A. Williams,
Of Omaha. There was large audi
ence and numerous beautiful floral
! tributes. There was a special choir
under the direction of Mr.. John H.
Hickman, Jr.: Mrs. Hattie LOOMS
! Oliver sang Face to Face" Lyles,
funeral director. Interment at Oak
land cemetery. H.. $500.
The memorial service which was
held in memory of the late Scott R.
Walker by Gopher Lodge No. 1O5, I. B.
P. O. E. w. at St. James A. M. E.
church last Sunday night attracted a
large audience that was amply repaid
for Drawing the cold weather to be
present. The lodge had a fair repre-
sentation of it's members present. The
exercises consisted of the following:
Organ voluntary; opening ceremonies:
selection, choir; ritualistic service, or.
der; memorial ode, order; prayer
chaplain; selection, choir; eulogy
Rev. j. R. White: solo, "Rest, Sweet
Rest" Mrs. R. c. Minor; "Thanatop.
sis, nJ. Q. Adams; closing exercises,
order; selection, choir; sermon, Rev
H.. P. Jones. The eulogy of Rev
White and the sermon by Rev. Jones
were most excellent and pleased
everybody. A handsome sum was col
lected and presented to Rev. Jones.
! Some of the people to whom THE
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4 legal nor moral obligations to pay for
= when. as matter of fact, they
are under both. There is no law com
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