The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-04-27
SAINT PAUL

SPIRELLA CORSET. Cora = An,
aerson corsetler. Any lady wishing
to be properly co1setted call mr. al.
dress 365 Aurora Ave. Tel. N w
| Dale 1345.
Fred Threadcraft and Lee Scott
were arrested Tuesday. They are sus.
pected as being the highwaymen who
are responsible for some of the al
legged hold-up cases recently reported
| VOCAL AND PIANO LESSONS
gwen by Mrs. Addie Crawford Minor
at ner residence, 1872 Carroll street
only Hours for instruction arranged
cue TO suit patrons: Tel. Dale 1892
Terms reasonable.
me mortal remains of the following
named persons that have been in the
vault at oakland cemetery were in
TERED this week.: Mrs. Sabra Hill
yard, Mrs. Stella Lobbins, infant of
MIR. and Mrs. L. S. Maxwell, Mrs. &c.
lestine Jackson.
The excellent Republican meeting
That was held at the Culture Club last
MONDAY evening was promoted by Mr..
u. w. Todd, who is mainly entitled to
the credit for it's success. The sum of
Sl2 was donated to the club for the
use OF their hail. 4re~,. :" ..
There were 1880 voters registered
last tuesday, making a total of 1862,
winch IS nearly 1000 less than were
registered two years ago. Today is
the last registration day. Polls open
until p. m. Be sure to register or
you can't vote on election day.
A sort of farewell dinner was ten.
oered to Mrs. r. E. Anderson by Mrs.
Charles Jackson, of Louis street, last
sunday. The other guests were Mrs.
lnez Pope and Mrs. Ida Crane. Mrs.
Anderson left the same evening for In
annapolis to reside in the future.
James Edwards.3ag aged 80 years, who
Tor nifty years was trustworthy jani-
tor at the Federal building, died last
saturday OF dropsy. He had no fam
lily. His funeral services were held
at st. Joseph's Catholic church Mon
day morning. Interment at Calvary
cemetery.
OF course every voter who wants
the right man in the right place will
vote for Herbert P. Keller for mayor
of st. Paul. He is onto the Job and
has made good, but don't fail to vote
at the same time for the rest of the
candidates on the Republican ticket.
They are all good ones.
Miss Florence Utley entertained in
honor OF Miss Villa Moore at the resi-
dence of her parents, 818 Edmund
street, last Wednesday evening. The
house was decorated with apple bios
SONS. There were about thirty young
folks who enjoyed themselves as only
young folks can. Miss Moore will
shortly leave the city.
The public is cordially invited to
the eighteenth anniversary or "Home
Coming" of st. Philips church. A
special invitation is extended to every
one who was ever connected with st.
Philips in any way to be present on
Monday evening, May 6. There will
be special program and refresh
ments. Admission free. -
TAKE NOTICE the Fifth Annual
dynnastic Exhibition and Minstrols
by the Culture Club, advertised to be
given at Tschida Hall, Lafond and
Arundel streets, next Tuesday even
ing, April 80, has been postponed un-
til Thursday evening, May %, when
the biggest and best show ever will be
given. Tickets, Is cents.
The suit of j. p. Bonds and "Sena-
tor" Adams against Carl D. Pickett to
recover money alleged to have been
lost in gambling in the Porters' and
Walters Club, 81 Wabasha street,
from 1910 to 1912, was tried before a
jury in Judge o. B. Lewis court
Wednesday. Thefjury returned ver-
dict in favor of Pickett.
Arthur Graham was taken to the
city hospital Tuesday night very badly
bunged up, but he has persistently re-
fused to state who is responsible for
his condition. Thursday Peter King
was arrested as the assailant of Ora
ham and charged with assault with a.
dangerous weapon. He claims that
Graham attacked him with razor
and that he hit Graham with a club.
The case was continued, Graham still
being in the hospital.
The Afro-American Republicans had
a grand rally at the Culture Club, $40
Rondo street, last Monday evening
that was very largely attended. w.
T. Francis, Esq, presided Rousing
speeches were made by Mayor Keller,
w. c. Handy, Geo. X. Sheppard, Web
ster Wheelock, R. L. Ware, C. X. Sha-
rood, E. G. Mahle, Bruce Sanborn, M.
M. Metcalf, J. H. Dillingham;, F. D.
Parker and w. T. Francis. Coffee and
sandwiches were served and glorious
good time was had
Mrs. James Tyler, formerly of Cleve-
land, Ohio, but now of New York, was
in the city this week en- route to Win
nipeg, Can. Mrs. Tyler is travelling
companion for Miss Florence Roberts,
the great actress, who will make her
debut in vaudeville next week at the
Orpheum, Winnipeg, in playlet en-
tiled Mystery. '## Later she will ap-
pear in St. Paul Mr.. Tyler was in
the employ of the late Thos. L. John
son, mayor of Cleveland, for 81 years,
and for the last 8 years, and up to the
time of his death, was his personal
valet.
EVERYBODYis invited to the Re-
publican Mass Meeting to be given
under the auspices of the Ramsey
County Republican organization at
Elks' Hall, 1876 p. Third street Corner
Third and Robert Thursday evening