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

Rev. w. E. DeClaybrook, D. D.,
pastor of Zion Baptist church, Van
couver, B. G., is in the city in the
interest of Campbell College, jackson,
Miss. He will preach at Memorial
Baptist church, Rice and Fuller Sts.,
tomorrow morning and evening. Pun
lie invited. He is stopping with Mr..
Andrew Jackson, COB st. Anthony ave.
So many pleased patrons of the re-
cent Villa Club Boat Excursion have
requested the managers to give an
other that they have yielded to their
opportunities and announce that the
last excursion of the season will be
given on the Red Wing and barge,
Wednesday evening, Aug. 26. For
mer patrons and all other good people
invited.
DR.. George E. Stevens of Central
Baptist church, st. Louis, will fill the
pulpit at Pilgrim Baptist church on
Sunday, Aug. 10th, morning and even
ing. He will also deliver a lecture at
the church Monday evening, on an in
teresting subject. All cordially in
vited. Admission free. He will be the
guest of Mr. j. J. BnlupsS during his
stay in the city.
THE VALET TAILORING CO.. No.
i51-l56 F.. SIXTH street. The most
.I,:t,,-.lare establishment of<its md in
be- citv. Clothing made to order,
sponeed. pressed renovated and re-
pairen. Goods called for and deliv-
cred Four snits pressed for 81. They
are preparedsto give best service at
lowest rates. Tel NJ W Cedar 42s2.
o. Howell. manager.-Advertlse
IS Ben Mills attempted to burlarize tn.
jewelry store of c.. w. Gaskell in the
Union Block, Tuesday night, by smash
ing the window with brick. The
noise made attracted the attention of
the policeman on the beat and after
an exciting chase, in which pass
ing automobile was drafted, he was
captured and placed in Jail. The
police say he is wanted in Boston, on
the charge of murder
The Misses Utley entertained with
a very pretty lawn fete and dancing
party for the Twin City visitors, last
Tuesday evening. The guests of honor
were: Misses Amelia Singleton, Oma-
ha; Laura Mae Robinson, st. Louis;
Rena Branham, Chicago; Bertha
Webb, Kansas City; Helena Lowe,
Nashville. The house was very beau
tifully decorated, dainty refreshments
were served with Don't Forget the
Dolls" as souvenirs.
One of the saddest occurrences that
has happened lately befell Mrs. Ella
E. Covington, proprietor of the Ladies'
Turkish Baths, AZ w. 4th street, be-
tween her closing hour last Saturoay
night and Monday morning, when Mrs.
Brown, who is employed at Mrs. Gov
ingtons, went to work and found her
lying on the floor, paralyzed and. un-
conscious. She was Immediately taken
to St. Joseph hospital, where every
thing possible has been done for he4,
but she has not improved much. Her
daughter, Mrs. Viola Berry, from Seat.
tie, WASH, has arrived in the city and
is looking after her mother.
The joint funeral and memorial serv-
ice of the late Mrs. J. H. Charleston
was held at st. James A. M. E. church,
last Sunday afternoon. The church
was filled with members of the orders
to which the deceased belonged and
other friends and relations. The serv-
ices consisted of: song choir, pray
er, Rev. J. S. Strong; scripture read
ing, Rev. H. P. Jones; Mrs. Addie c..
Minor sand "The Homeland; Mr.. Rob
ert A. Blackell sang: "Does Jesus
Care?" "A Little While and "Angels
Get My Mansion Ready" s.Res olutions
of coincidence were read by Mrs. VIM.
Cannon, representing Queen of Sheba
Chapter o. E. S.; Mrs. M. A. Johnson,
representing St. Paul Chapter, 0. E.
| S.; Mrs. j. R. White, representing the
Union Benevolent Association; Mrs.
Geo. Barnett, representing the Court
of Calanthe. The funeral services
were by Revs. J. S. Strong, E. H.
Mcdonald, E. c. Jackson and H. p
Jones.