The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-03-22
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Several Of the attacking gang have
been arrested. s-..y @,s,ss q.

I -st . 49, II
The members of st. James A. M. r..
cnurch have mad a splendid proposition
oHered to them. Mr.. Sperry, the well
known real estate man, has offered to
move the Plymouth congregational
church, now situated on.the corner of
summit and Wabasha, out to Jaw and
Fuller streets, put it on suitable
basement, move the parsonage around
on Fuller street and have everything
ready to begin worship, for $4,000.
and give them 20 years to pay. A
snap. Grab it. e.@ .g.'@ + :.
Mrs. Waldo Turner was in TAMPA.
Fla, Friday of last week where she:
Mrs: Booker T. Washington, President
OF the National Federation and Mrs.
Harriette L. Dorroh, State President
OF the Women's Federation of Florida.
were the principal speakers at an en-
tertainment given by the Phyllis
Wheatley Art Club at Odd Fellows
Hail. The ladies were guests of Mrs.
M. Geraldine Williams, president of
the club, and, who, it will be remem-
bered was, a resident of st. Paul for
| a number of years.
The Beach," the new oriental cafe,
l22 r. Third street, is meeting with
marked success. There are large
crowds there nightly attracted by the
excellent cuisine as well as by the
first class vaudeville entertainment fur.
nished by Nine. Rollan and Nine. Tay-
lor from Chicago, from 8 p. M. to 2
a. M. This is a fine place for after
the theater parties to spend a pleasant
time. Everything strictly first class
and of a character that will not Of
fend the most fastidious. When you
wish real good meal, go to- .aThe
Beach," N. c. Campbell, Mgr; Tel.
Cedar 9019.l
|. The Second Grand Entertainment
of the Sub-Building Committee of the
Odd Fellows, which was to have taken
place at Hiawatha Temple Thursday,
March ID, has been postponed until
Friday evening, March %, on which
date it will be held at Bowlby Hall,
cor Sixth and Robert streets. The
cause for the postponement and
change of hall is as follows: Hia-
watha Temple has changed hands and
the new managers will not rent the
hall unless an orchestra connected
Herewith is also engaged and this the
Odd Fellows would not stand for,
hence the postponement and change
of hall. u q Il
The funeral of little Winifred
Archer, aged 7Nyears, only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Archer, who died
after a short illness of pneumonia on
last Monday, was held at the residence
of her parents, 314 Western avenue
on Wednesday morning Rev. H. P.
Jones oficiated assisted by Rev.
Daniel Harding. The music was
furnished by the juvenile class of St.
James church of which the deceased
was a member. There was a large
crowd present and a very large and
beautiful array of floral tributes The
pail bearers were Masters James Hen
ley, Peavey johnson, Mckinley Brown
and John Adams. Lyles funeral
director, interment at Oakland.
i Mr.. Samuel H. Hadley who has been
confined at the city hospital for more
than a year died on last Sunday, aged
IS years. The deceased was a former
resident Of Saltwater having settled
there in 1868 where he conducted a 4
barber shop with great success for !
many years. The remains were taken
to Saltwater Tuesday morning by
undertaken T. H. Lyles, where the
funeral was held. Rev. A. H. Lealtad
of St. Paul officiating. The deceased
was a prominent, mason. Quite
number of the citizens of ST. Paul at
tended the funeral. The attendance at
the funeral was very large and there
were numerous floral tributes. Sur
viVing him are a daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Baker, two sisters, Mrs. w. r.
Crayton, st. Paul and Mrs. Kate Peary,
Middle Rock, Ark, and a niece, Mrs.
R. Moss, st. Paul. ..s Ii I.