The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-07-31
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H. M. Jackson, aged IS, was stop
ping with James Wilson, 359 E. 9TH
street. He was out of money and
wanted some very much. So he used
Wilson's telephone to call his mother
in Lexington, KY, and his talkfest
| amounted to $29.60, which of course
was charged to Wilson. Wilson had
Jackson arrested and the case was
started in court and continued.
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Be on the lookout for the Big Day.
light Boat Excursion, Fish Fry and
Religious Service, under auspices Of
the H. Y. w. K. Club on Thursday,
August 5. Rev. R. H. Cato, the in
spring gospel preacher will conduct
the religious services. Boat leaves at
HOO a. m. Tickets, round trip IS
cents. Anyone selling 10 tickets will
get one free. Dinner and refresh
ments for sale.
Prof. L. G.. Scruggs, of Jacksonville,
Mo-, who has been the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. E. H. Mcdonald for the past
two weeks and who, has filled the pull
pit of Memorial Baptist church, re-
turned to his home last Wednesday.
He had very pleasant visit here. He
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
Camp at the Union Sunday School
picnic and was the recipient of a mum
Der of social courtesies. .
Orville Roberts and George Quinn
aged II and 10 years respectively, ran
away from Crispus Attacks Home a
few days since. They took a horse
and wagon which they subsequently
abandoned near Ethel and Ohio
streets. They went to La Crosse,
Wis.,, where they were arrested ION
suspicion" A deputy sheriff was sent
for them and they will be brought
back to the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Adams, on last
Sunday afternoon, had Mr.. and Mrs.
J. @. Adams as their guests for trip
to Anoka, in their elegant motor car,
where they had a lovely time visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Arnold, all of whom have
| beautiful homes surrounded with all
the good things of su burban life. All
enjoyed the trip hugely. "
The latest addition to the eating
places down town is the Autumn Leaf
Cafe, which is located at 1873 E. Third
street Cup stairs) the former location
of the St. Louis Kitchen, Mr.. M. T.
Johnson is proprietor and his better
half presides over the culinary de-
partment. Meals are served to order
from $3.50 a. m. to IL p. m. Regular
dinner from IL: 80 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.
at rs cents. Your patronage is solicited.
One day this week little colored
boy got on a train at Nelson, Mimi,
and before he could get off the train
pulled out and he was brought to St..
Paul. His name is Jesse Gould, and
he is fourteen years of age. The po-
lice picked him up and brought him
into the juvenile court He said he
did not wish to be sent back to Mel.
son as he had no parents and no home
so Judge Kelly sent him to the deten-
| tion home, where he will be properly
taken care of.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jose H. Sherwood left
the city Wednesday evening to attend
the sessions of the Imperial Council
of the Mystic Shrine and the Grand
Court of the Daughters of Isis that
meet in New York City. Mr.. Sher-
wood being member of the Imperial
! Council and Mrs. Sherwood a member
of the Grand Court. En- route they
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Ohio, and Washington, D. c. Return.
ing Mrs. Sherwood will attend the
educational conference and the organ
ization of the Northwestern Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs Mr. Sherwood
will go to Hannibal, Mo-, to attend the
Grand Chapter, R. A. M. and the
Grand Commandery X. T. of Missouri
and Jurisdiction, he being member
of both bodies.
Miss Ida Mae Johnson, 1863 Wood
bridge street, entertained six mem
bers of the D. Y. w. Y. X. club at {
kimono party last Saturday evenin.
and Sunday. The party comprise,
Mesdames Pearl Be1lesen, Flossi
Johnson, Floretta Arts; Misses Col
nelia Gordon, Lyle Utley and Irma I
81 Vale. All were becomingly attired il
kimonos, boudoir caps and bed roor
slippers. They had tea and walnut
at u p. M, and retired at 2 a. n
They arose at 8 a. M and had del
-cious breakfast. The party then a
tended Sunday school and returned t
a splendid three course dinner, whe
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