The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-08-01

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lar dinner served from 1890 a. m.
! to 800 p. m, at Is cents. Open day
and night. Tel. N. w. Cedar 1885,
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Miss Dora Dean and her Fancy
Phantoms were appearing at the
Empress this week and meriting and
. receiving much applause. The COM
pany, including Misses Burnadine
! Small, Lillian Goode, Florence Hill,
Messrs. VIM. Kelly, VIM. Cole and
: Eddie Stafford, are stopping with Mrs.
T. E. Franklin, 54S Wabasha street.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Owsley were in
the city this week on their bridal tour.
Mr.. Owsley has for over fifteen years
been a clerk. in the navy yard at
Olongapo, P; l., and a few days ago
he went to Danville, KY, and married
Miss Blanche Richardson and they are
now enroute for the coast. They
stopped with Mrs. T. E. Franklin, 54S
Wabasha street.
TIVE VALET TAILORING CO., No.
i54-1ss F. SIXTH street. Tbs most
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The citv. Clothing made tc order.
sronged. pressed. renovated and re-
paired Goods called for and deliv-
ered-~Four suits pressed for ST.. They
are nrenared to give hest service at
lowest rates Tel. N w Cedar. 1892
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Miss Dora Dean, now appearing at
the Empress, with her Fancy Fan
TOMS" and her maid, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kingrey, 562
Cedar street. They leave next We'd
nesday for the West. They have a
booking for 35 weeks. Mr. Irwin Jones,
of the Orpheum circuit, was also a
guest of the deputy sheriff. He left
yesterday for the West.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. w.
T. Francis gave a reception in honor
of her guests, Mrs. Johnson, of Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. Pierce, of Texas,
and Mrs. Chapman, of Kansas City,
The spacious parlors were thronged
with handsomely gowned women of the
Twin Cities, it being one of the largest
social fun ctions of the season. Dainty
refreshments were served. Mesdames
Johnson and Chapman left for their
homes the same evening.
The recital, which was given at St.
James A. NJ E. church on Thursday
evening, featuring Mr. Robert A. Black
we'll, the baritone soloist, was quite
an artistic success, but was poorly
attended, owing to other attractions.
Miss Bertha Lewis, pianist; Miss Eva
Walker, reader; Mr.. Otis Murray, VIC
linist; Mr.. Robert S. Strong, organist;
and Mrs. B. C. Archer, accompanies.
and, of course, Mr.. Blackwell, carried
their parts splendidly.
At the last regular meeting of Bethel
Chapter, No. 20, the election of officers
for the ensuing term was held with
the following result: VIM. Joyce, H.
Priest; J. H. Sherwood, King; M. N.
Pryor, Scribe; J. F. Coguire, Treas
urer; J.. Strander, Secretary; w. F..
T. Chandler, Capt. of Host; John A.
Sayles, P. Sojourner; w. BENJAMIN,
R. Capt; w. Green, M. LIST "; J. H.
Bannister, NJ. End "; W. Blackburn,
M. Sd "; VIM. Stevens, Sentinel.
On last Wednesday afternoon, Dr.
Waldo Turner performed a difficult
operation for fibroid tumor on Miss
Emma Woods, of Dawson City, Alaska.
The operation was successful and the
patient is doing nicely. The tumor
removed weighed ten pounds. Miss
Woods was deserted by her mother
when she was a baby. When twelve
years old, she was taken to Montana
; and raised on the frontier When the
gold fever spread she went with
| others to Alaska, where she has been
in business for seventeen years. She
has amassed a great fortune during
this time and owns property in several
| states. Miss Woods is a typical West
ern woman, large, vigorous and thor
oughly capable. She left Dawson City
! on July 18th, to come to st. Paul; for
the operation and is the guest of DR..
, and Mrs. G. w. Nelson She expects
| to return to Dawson City as soon as
she is able to travel.
About the only folks who have had
a cinch on keeping cool these last
], few hot days are the folks who are
at Camp Hope,' and they have de
/ lightful breezes all the time; and
when it gets too warm they don their
i bathing suits and take to the bay, in
fact, some of them just live in their
bathing suits and the water They
have had as visitors in the last few
days, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Francis, Mis-
Pierce, Miss Elenor Barksdale, Mrs
Helena Lowe, Mr.. Theodore Collier
and Mr.. R. B. Chapman They are
doing some fishing to, and have gained
the distinction of catching the larges1