The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
. SAINT PAUL


fpected to pay for it. No one is en-
titled to receive it free. This means
you!
THE APPEAL received letter
this week from Mr.. Harry Shepard,
the well known photographer, who
formerly lived in St. Paul. He is in
Oakland. California, at present. He
has promoted many schemes since
he left this city, but says he will re-
turn to his first love, Photography,
next ye2r
If you haven't lately visited George
Davis Restaurant and Dairy Lunch,
No. l54 e. Third street, you are miss
ing something. His cook now is Miss
Sarah ToWles, and the toothsome
meals she gets up can't be beat Just
go and try the regular dinner once
and you'll go again. Dinner 25 cents
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Mr. Vim. T. Flowers died on last
Monday at Winnipeg, Can, aged 80
years. The, remains were brought to
st. Paul Christmas morning. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
at 413 Charles street at $3.50 o'clock;
Rev. Fl. P. Jones ciating. He
leaves q widow to mourn his loss.
Lyles funeral director, interment at
Oakland
Mrs. Abbey Jones, 1877 W. Third
street had not been living with her
husband, William until few days
ago when she induced him to come
back. They got into a quarrel on
Christmas Gay and William drew his
trusty razor and slashed his spouse
on the face and hands and left for
parts unknown and has not been heard
from since.
Walter Daniels a railroad porter,
well known in St Paul has proven
to be quite {. hero. A Afro-American
bandit attempted to hold uD the St.
Louis and San Francisco train near
Chandler, Ohl., Thursday night While
the passengers were getting under
the seats, Eanie!s slipped into an
other car and got q pistol and shot
the bandit killing him.
Mayor Keller on Thursday appoint
ed john u. Bradford OF the law firm
of Mor2ny, Ewing & Bradford, as a
member Of the Board of Fire Com
misione! 5 Mr.. Bradford will take his
seat Jat!. l. His appointment changes
the political complexion of the board,
as he * = Republican, and now there
viii! be three Republicans to two
Democrats on the board.
The friends in St Paul Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Z. Johnson of Duluth, were
shocked to hear OF the death Of their
daughter Cecil, aged Is years, last
Friday, and they sent their sympathy
and handsome floral tribute to the
bereaved parents, and for which Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson have requested,
through THE APPEAL to tender their
heartfelt thanks for the same.
The Chinese residents of St. Paul
will not wait for their New Year,
which falls early in February but
will celebrate on Jan. l alice same
like Mclean man. This is brought
about by the fall of the Manchu dyn-
asty, so that the Chinese are more
inclined to become Americanized
This will be the first New Year ever
celebrated without the usual ,joss
sticks, fireworks and other Oriental
contraptiOns.
Joseph Oliver who was arrested
Nov. &c last on the charge of carry
concealed weapons and shooting at
Geo. Williams, near Rice and Eva
streets, is now accused of having
stolen a muff on Christmas night.
He was in police court yesterday and
pleaded guilty to the first charge and
he was held over until today w. T.
Francis is the attorney in the case.
FOR 2ENT.-Nice furnished room
for two gentlemen. Apply at No. 40S
Cathedral Place.
Mr.. Joseph ". Kennedy died at the
city hospital Oh Friday, Dec 20, of
heart disease, aged 60 years. He
leaves widow and eight children
The funeral was on Monday at the
residence, 435 Charles street, at 200,
and at St. Philips Episcopal church
at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. A. II. Lealtad
officiating. There was a large audi
ence Of friends present and many
floral tributes. Interment at Forest,
Lyles funeral director.
'9eSoNsnW 10 '9AeN "a 'oeD SIM
Olll.. who is the guest of Mrs o. G.
Hall, is in search of health, is get
ting on nicely and is taking on flesh.
The Social and Literary Society
met OH last Monday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. Maurice Hickman,
on Fuller avenue. Rev. E. H. Nc
Donald gave q short talk on his re.
cent trip to Philadelphia, which was
quite interesting. Messrs. S. E. Hall,
B. f. Durant and J. H. Hickman, ST.,
also spoke on the needs Of the church.
Much credit is due Mrs. Hickman, who
is one q the newest additions TO
the church, for the success of this
meeting. The amount Of $40 net
was raised. The next meeting will
be at the home Of Mrs. James Cleary,
$50 SherbUrne avenue. L'inner at
$50. Price 25c. Everyone is cor
daily invited.
They had quite pleasant enjoy
able day at Crispus Attacks Home on
Christmas Day. The Home through
the efforts of the Sunshine Society
and the kindness of we'll Wishers
throughout the city received a large
number Of useful presents among
which were: five pound box candy
from ID. 7. w. Y X. club; three suits
of clothes and two over coats from
Mr. B. F. BullCck; candies, St. James
Church and West End Branch, Y. w.
C.. A. S4.S5 by William Fisher towards
the Christmas dinner; As cents by
Mrs W. T. Francis; $40 worth of
toys, Mr. Orm; large quantity Of use
full articles for the girls, Mrs. George |
Benz: lots of potatoes, flour, apples, |
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