The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-06-06
David WALLBL00m
CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

charge of Patrolman Brandt, by claim
/. ing she paid him protection money,
got hers by being given a suspended
sentence of ninety days on the charge
of keeping disorderly house. Mabel
Jackson and Hazel Ware, charged with
visiting the Scott place, were given
sixty days suspended sentences.
Frederick Douglass Lodge zoos G.
U. O. of O. F. is preparing to have
boat excursion and picnic on Wednes-
day, June "a. The picnic will be at
Ames' Point. during the day and then
there will be- regular moonlight ex-
cursion in the evening" Picnic tickets
so and 25 cents. Evening excursion
so cents.-Advertiseme $50. IT,,
THE VALET TAILORING CO., No.
1916 e. SIXTH street. The most
up-to-date establishment Of it's lind in
the city. Clothing made to order,
sponged. pressed. renovated and re-
paired. Goods called for and deliv-
cred. Four suits pressed for 81. They
are prepared to give best service at
lowest rates. Tel. N. w. Cedar. 1862.
o. Howell. manager.-Advertls
Unless registered you can't vote.
Rev. G. w. Camp returned Tuesday
from his trip to Chicago. He claims
to have had the time of his life, at
the 126th general assembly of the
Presbyterian church. There were
| about so African and Afro-American
representatives present. One of the
Africans represented church at EIah,
Africa, with 5000 members, and is
the largest Presbyterian church in the
| world.
CORRECTIONS-Th name of Mr..
Enrol S. Horn, of New York, was mad
vertently omitted from the list of
, those who were hidden to the birthday
party of Miss Adina Adams. Since
the party she has received a pair of
embroidered white silk gloves from
Mrs. VIM. Aston and a string of am
Der beads from Miss Laura White of
Chicago. Also the name of Miss
Mayme Coins was accidentally omit
ted as donor with Miss Elenor
Barksdale of a pair of black silk hose.
Mr.. David Wallblom, one of the
candidates for County Commissioner
is a member of the Wallblom Fur
nlture Co. He has been a member of
the School Board for six years and
was the last president of the Board,
which went out of existence June list,
1t was mainly through his firm stand
that the segregation which was at
| tempted at the Mattocks school near
the Crispus Attacks Home a few
| years ago was knocked in the head,
now everything is moving along Sc
curely there.
Pioneer Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held it's
annual election of officers last Mon
day evening with the following result
Strawder, S. w.; J. A. Roberts, J.
w.; ]. H. Dillingham;, &c.,; Noble
/ Pryor, Rec. &c.,; Walker Williams,
Treas. The annual reports of the
secretary and treasurer showed re.
ceipts of $1,513.65 and that $4,000
had been paid on the principal owing
on their property leaving a balance
of $3.50 due. The building com.
mittee reported that it had plans un.
der which it was confidently hoped to
pay off the debt on the property and
remodel the same within the next
year.
The entertainment given by the Ban
ner Club Of Mars Lodge at Pilgrim
Baptist Church., Thursday evening,
was a very pleasant affair in every
way. The members of Mars Lodge
were present in body in full regalia.
Mr.. F. D. Parker was Master of Cere-
monies. The program began with an
organ solo by Mr.. Robert S.. Strong,
followed by the repetition of the Lord s
Prayer by all present. Miss Elenor
Barksdale gave a vocal solo land won
recall. Then followed the presenta.
ton Of the beautiful $10O banner by
the Banner Club. Mr.. A. V. Hall,
president of the club, spoke first, and
was followed by Mr.. w. T. Francis
and Chas. H. Miller. The banner is
an elegant specimen in red and black
silk gold tinsel lettering, fringe and
decorations. On the front is picture,
in colors, pertaining to the Order, and
the words "Mars Lodge No. 22O2 of
st. Paul." and on the back INSTITUTED
at Fort Randall, April 20, 1881 It is
beautiful piece of work. Mrs. Hattie
Hall sang solo and encore as also
did Mr.. C. H. Miller The Alpha Quar-.
| tet-Messrs. Earl Walker, A. v. Hall,
B. G.. Archer. Claude Jackson-render.
ed quartette written for the occa.
sion. Then followed the splendid
moving pictures of the Odd Fellows
great parade on Sunday, May 10, and
number of other pictures. It was a
very satisfactory entertainment in
every way.