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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-01-15

one and One-hall mile and make the
distance possible to be covered
While we agreed to this. we also re-
Quired the driver to not leave the
Edwards school before 7:45 In the
morning instead Of seven, which was
the time to leave the railroad cross
ing at Goodbee. We respectfully
ask that you approve Of our changes
to the original contract. ST.,
Mr.. FitzSimons and I have made
satisfactory arrangements with the
Pilgrim Rest school patrons coming
from the Fitzmorrfs settlement, 80
that their children may attend schoo'
without difficulty.
l shall submit on another sheet
my usual traveling expense account
for your approval, - usual. ] ask
that you examine Il carefully and
tell me II you feel that i am making
too many school visits and il you
feel that am ] will eheerfully re-
sduce the number. You are we'll
aware that the state requires me to
visit each school but once year, but
that it was your desire that do
more visiting than this, and 1t was
because OF this that you made the
appropriation Of $3.50 per year for
this purpose. / have, during the
past two months made more trips to
the Talisheek. Central and Audubon
schools than / would nave made
under ordinary circumstances IL l.
had not been for the desire to get
these schools ready tor the superin-
tendents' convention which will meet
vita US on January 2. and 28.
After tais convention desire to give
my attention to the schools Of the
parish where have not been.
As ! have stated before the state
department Of education will hold
convention Of parish superintendents
and scaool board members here in
st. Tammany parish the last Of this
month. In years past these meet
ings have been held IN Baton Rouge
where the memDers could be given
an opportunity to visit some OF the
model scao0ls Of East Baton Rouge
parish. This year the convention Is
to be held in three divisions, one to
be held at Shreveport, one at Lafay-
cite and the other at Covington. l
have planned to Qaye them visit the
.hree schools Of the sixth ward ON the
Pearl River road, The Covington
Of Commerce has very
kb.dly offered their aelp in the mat.
te: OF providing automobiles 70 con-
vey the delegates to tn,ss schools.
Now, while feel that 1t :s .,ne u
the greatest compliments the schools
Df this parish have ever received, to
be thought worthy Of q visit from
this organization, ! most certainly
desire to present schools in condi-
ion for their approval
People may cry that domestic
science schools are useless. that hot
beds at schools are cases where
money has been thrown away, and
that schools gardens are worthless,
IT'LL II we want nrst class schools
know OF no way to get them but
% follow the example Of those par
shes and counties where they have
1rst class schools. am positive
hat we cant pattern our schools
lfter anything we have had IN this
parish in years gone by. am well
aware that you gentlemen agree with |
ne In this matter, and In years to
come ! am confident your admins
ration will be looked upon with ap-
1roval
OF course 1t goes without saying
hat you are all expected to attend |
his coming convention.
Mr.. Crawford and met the rest
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-01-15

The parish school board met in
roon,ar aasa,on n tho onoo 80 Tho
.....-,-.--,. -.
sape1ii1.enoena Oh tAe aoose oate
with the following members present:
Geo. r. Dutsch. first ward: T. J,
n'Kaefe socond wara. n r r,tx.
os' ""au' a. an''
nltn Waro; II. Z. Parker, sixth ward ;
DR.. C. F. Farmer, seventh ward; T.
p rrawford at1ht ward. a. M rid-
-. =
9Ao' A4usn ""1u' " =. - .enei'
ward. Absent; Y. B. Wills, fourth
Waro.
On motlon OF mt. hanl, seconded
Oy Mr. Parker, the minutes OF the
last meeting were approved as print
ed IN The st. Tammany Farmer OF
IN motion OF MI. sM1llar, seconded
Dy Mr. haal. the superlntendent's re-
port, wnlch foAoWs. was approved Is
read:
10 the Honorable President and
Members OF the Parish Board OF
Scaool directors OF st. Tammany
Parish, La.
Gentlemen:- take pleasure In
presenting the following as my usual
quarterly report Tor quarter ending
december 81, 1919.
AL OF the 'walte scnools are now
IN session. with the single exception
OF the one you ordered opened at
Honey Island. Here the Globe BOX
company aas suspended operations
ana many OF the peop4e nave moved
away, therefore making q scaool At
present unnecessary.
Al 2 recent meeting you ordered
the puplls from the TODD school 10
attend the Aacomoe scnool ana 1or
me 20 put Two teacAers AZ THIS scnool
IN oroer. 20 take care o1 tAe ancreas-
ea number. rms ! a9temptea 70 put
INTO enect. however ! Iouna a1tei
trla4 tnat the attendance AZ La
comoe was below thirty, the number
required 1or Two teacnefs, ana the
new Dr1dge across the bayou WILL
not oe completed 1or some weeks
YET. Ials would therefore, make II
1or tne 1000 cnllaIen 70
Cross 70 Lacomne. L was lor anese
reasons tnat Ut. Farmer ana !
tnougnt oest 70 transfer the ASSIST
ant a. Aacom0e 20 tne 1ooo neaSA-
ooraooo as the patrons enere nave
mousse 1ot tae scaooi.
1ae new fenolason ana Fl1sr1m
REST scnool houses nave Deen COM
pieteo, anu are m0oels OF tnelF size
ana style. some new 1urnlture mas
0een oroereo TOT lnem ana more WIZ
10 necessary. WIN the COMPLEXION
OF these scnools we we notn1n9 5ou,
new, mooern an oup,to-aate scnool
ouliolngs ~ tnls WaTa. now tfusl
taat the abundance u the fsc0ools
oI ta1s Waro VIII Improve 20 tna,
lne nclloren may reap the oenent
rom enese improved senooi 1acllNle;s
NAT Delongs 70 tnem.
rae tnlee ne" school transfers
you oirecteo me 10 secure are now
ope!atlon. One was Maae mere IN
!, .osanston .Dy Ml. Aukust ve1sez anu
ne otner Two 'Dy os.er DIotnels' %
VIEW orAeans. .sel tnaI they are
soou ones sno Will 1851 ene pArlsn
-, = ye*n
1ne opefation OF lnese Transfers
aas plosen satlsaAc.vly ~ ~ cases'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-01-15
Parish School Board Proceedings Of January 9Th

pc.s .o~ eoAn M. -. -. ~.
worI wt,, ~ cnrrsa ccrno t-or, go -.
nia+r,ct NJ snac,as ~ ta~ snna !
ehol1 a.L w, - annrcva - ~. -
49, - '--.-
T,,. .
r NJ na"r = n...aeh go .sss g
~ M. Asa,ah I.rs, ss -. 80 .- ..ann. -. ~
- conao1;aataa schaa, =. n,s.1,a. x-t. ~,
~ ~ Se NJ ns;nr" - -. - .. ...sss ~ ~. =.
dor..a s;x ao-a. ,,h.cs III, % 80
elavan = VOW 70. 90 .onah AMI. Ma .m n n,,rt - -
81 a1r,c,,,+,,.. - - -, - - cnr - a...sa ~
NTH NJ e .hs 1eseIa schnn, 81 = - - S>1111ss>'>-
&c. Ga..sa s -. es go, h..,. ..a :.
ar. = 60. as...ss 4n. -
10. M,,,,. - e aan.es,ae - : ~ 800 .s 11. -
,-,s,, -s,1 . nsS..ss. A,sss s..S. s.s.
a..aa 800 - 80 sA.Ss ~
x~t,,.. sohao, ~ w;,, -. - h.s.,s -. y,
- s :. 80. = :. :. sA.s =. = s.
r,aht - 80, s. -. ~.,.s.ss' -
+he cth.r sosoa, sAs .A's :. .s>A 49,. -.
VII, s..s. 49, $500 =. ,..... -. -
- .hs. ~. =. a..s.. !.
ha.,, :, h,,,1a -, :. " a -
s.a s,ss, ~ - su .s,.r -. =. - - .,. -
s.v NJ nas .nc-aasaa - - - r', 80. !. = .s -s ~
M
-aa.hs. naso,. ~ a.a . 8. 80 . .s.
4 an howaver - 80 so,nS ~ ~ ~ E -. ~. ~.
thaf = = avaraga : erand.nc. - 8. ~.
taLa in4o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .ra 49, - p.
rolIman+ ''s1~-- -'.>- 49, -
Mr parlar ara h., ~..x.x
cnntrac+ Yo- +ha .,n.tr- 49,
$500 49,, -. -. -, snH n. ks.nse :. - .a
scnoo1s ] - Mr 8 n,.., =. TO
The ntner hid was so- s17s srcm &
- Haw,ev W. trnst von ,,,I =.
nrova ~ rn,e aw. ~ ,odsv Tha nc.4
~ the wnrr cnninr tron, tbs .sv.h
ward snacial tar Ynnd 81
a rreat daal - t,m nor -. ,h,n~,r
down on tha school lana. n ~.
fourth ward near Mandavtlia Iris
amount mas haen asf,matad - ~
soma where IN tha na,on nnrhond e
two million feet M WINS 10.
fomnd man VINO do.ira. - ~ n,,v III.
tim ner ana move !. norta hle .aw ,.ilI
there ana cut Il un' f 4 a - III
Dossibla for Won In rranf This racns.t
nr 10 niannaa ~ . ror nron+ = .n.
schonl hnard frn.t vnn VIII A. - -
aa n will anra,v snofi - .iln-ad -
ue unnn tha rronnd Taai 4h.t
proba DIV the oninion NJ orr .ttnrnsv
shouId na aaked far n this m.tser
4 matter ~ rrara tr,nortercs -
the aDeciaI tar fnnds~nf ~. ss~th
eighth and rintn wards i. TIA m.f,
ter Of the special tar dna rom fnn
Nav nrloon. .rd Noraha...... :. - psM ~
road. - = -'-'-7
According to the atata ho.ra -
annraisers this cnmnanv h.s al5Ia
mites nY road n ana n.rtsh W.
au know mai this nm har - m,,..
can only lia n tha eigoth .ivth .r1
ninth wards. NOW ma raiiro.s !.
willin9 to nav On tha follnwin@ mi,s.
,ga for snacia1 taras. "a r.;,.. 60. q,
the sixth ward. i "a milo. - - n.
eighth ward: AS miles Il Paari
River: 2.32 miles. In ninth ward:
50 m,las n sliaa1, manins - .n..i
Il 1s.ss n miles i which >s tsey '1rr. .rs
paying taxes on. or 5.40 miles that
they are not paying special schnol
parish taxes on.
In short. the differences comes -
the question OF whore the ninth ward
lho .o.ai,..;s- ..-so - -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-01-15

for q position 10 the manner In which
he has conducted himself In the
past. We ind words to excuse ou1
own kin when they are remiss In
their actions, but when We pay q
public servant 1t IL up to him to
stand the acid test without losing
our esteem and respect.
That. I have served faithfully the
best interests OF our people. to best
evidenced by their 'undiminished sup
port OF my c2ndidacy. NY record
% sheriff and tar collector Of st.
Tammsny parish Ii not betteFed by
any ohfciaf In the State of Louisiana.
THIS statement II backed BY facts
facts which proved too strong to be
OF anyrservfce to my opponent. The
records Of my of{ice are kept open
for public Investigation, and I vel
come any desire on the part OF any
one TO disprove what say. / do
not care to recall the things that
were before entered upon my duties
as sheriff Of 81. Tammany parish MI
teen years ago. Those OF you whc
were residentsl Of this parish when
first assumed Otlce need not be
reminded. Let ~ 1.-Two for the pres
ent.
/ am now for the nth time ap-
pearinK before the electorate OF st.
Tammanys parish for their support,
in order that I may have the honor
Of serving the people another term
as sheriff Of our parish. Nothing
can give me more satisfactfon than
to impress upon all that ! have al
ready served four terms: Until the
people Of our parish llnd that their
interests and welfare can b. best
preserved through the selection Of
one equally or more competent.
shall never bring myself to believe
that long service, coupled with un-
tiring attention to duty. must be re-
xarded IN the hight Of something un Z
desirable.
Personally I hold nothing against
anyone, nor do I cherish the slishtest'
against any man who sees
at to oppose mo. ! make my 4ppeal
for support to the people ct lafge-
the citizens Of our parish who beheve
In eA1ciency IN ONCE @ we'll % In
private enterprise. Let Those who
hold that honorable service, tried
and proven ahtlity. h at discount
es AGAINST raw materfal with moth
ing to Indicate the essential qualtd-
cations Of q competent omclal. OPP
pose my candidacy. I teal that my
own kncwledGe Of tho 4peep1e Of St
TammAny parish Il sachA ~ 70 In
.ure their weighing my charnctAr.
-. ana&. hnsnnnAR aAA A6aHnknfnnAY N Z.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-01-15

r. Grantham was killed by Bonny
Aldrich near Bush last Sunday. Al
drfch was arrested by. deputy La
croix and 10 now confined In the par
ish jail ut Covington. When arrest
ed he had double barreled shotgun
and was prepared to defend himself,
az he feared violence ut the hands
Of others. The sentiment seemed to
be pretty strong against him. The
finding Of the Coroner's jury Is given
below with the statement Of Coro-
ner Heintz - to the evidence. as
follows:
Bonny Aldrich and John Jenkins
were walking down the road from
Bonny Aldrich's house to Jenkins
house, when. along came ]. Bush.
and Rougier Grantham In . buggy.
They saluted one another. Grant
ham stopped his buggy and asked
the other party where he was going.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-01-15

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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS.

WHEREAS, The Detroit Federation
of Women's Clubs, an organization
composed of white women's clubs of
the city of Detroit, Mich, has decided
by a vote of its members that it will
not affiliate with the national fedora
ton (white) except the Detroit Study
Club, composed of colored women of
the city of Detroit, is permitted to
affiliate.
THEREFORE,, Be 1t Resolved that
the Everywoman Suffrage Club of ST..
Paul, Mimi, Mrs. w. T. Francis,
president, does hereby heartily CON-
mend the action of this magnanimous
body of women, engaged as they are
in an effort to uplift ALL women
without respect to race or color, and
to wish them success in this effort.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLV-
ED, That the president of each of the
state declarations comprising the
National Association of Colored
Women's Clubs (Mrs. Booker T.
Washington, president) shall be re-
quested to have each club in her
state federation send resolution
similar to this to the Detroit Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs and the
Detroit Study Club.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLV-
ED, That copy of this resolution be
sent to the National Notes." copy
to the Detroit Federation of Women's
Clubs, copy to the Detroit Study
! Club, and a copy to prominent race
newspapers with the request that the
colored press make public the gener-
Gus attitude of the Detroit Federation
OF Women's Club, composed of white
women's clubs, toward this colored
club Of their city.
Mrs. w. T. Francis.
Chairman, Press Committee, Natl.
Assn. of Colored Women's Clubs,
st. Paul, MINI.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13
SAINT PAUL

Matrimonial packages are not al
ways what they are tied up to be.
Mrs. Birdie Reynolds is very i'll at
the home of her brother, Mr.. Charles
Miller.
Miss J. Lomax of Woodbridge street
was quite sick for several days last
week.
FOR RENT-Lower fiat of five
rooms and bath. Apply at All w. Gen.
tral ave. (4-22-1O)
Mrs. O. c. Mayo, 418 Edmund street.,
left last week for West Baden Springs
for her health.
The Adelphia club met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Walker.
696 Carroll avenue
Mr.. William Turner, 1852 Rondo
street, has been confined to his home
this week by illness.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
steam heated. Apply at $50 Rondo.
Ielepnone Dale 1857 (4-1-7)
The Afternoon Art club met on Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. N. W..
Coins, 696 Carroll street.
The three days carnival of the
Boosters at Union Hall last week was
quite successful and enjoyable.
FOR RENT-Lower flat, four rooms,
modern except heat, 4O8 Cathedral
Place. Rent reasonable. Apply at PSI
Rondo. (4-22-9)
Articles mailed to THE APPEAL
for publication must bear the name
and address of the sender, to insure
publication.
Mrs. Katherine Allen, who has been
i'll in the hospital for nearly a year,
has returned to her home at 604 West
| Central avenue.
The daily lunch which used to be
served in the buffet at Than Travis,
cor. Third and Robert, is now served
up stairs in the cafe.
| There is a way which seemeth right
unto a man, but the end thereof are
the ways of death.-Proverbs 14:12.-
Selected by E. w. Giles.
The Home Banquet Hall may be en-
gagged for private parties only. Sober
and gentlemanly conduct must be guar.
anteed. Clarence M. Tibbs.
! Mrs. G. w. Camp addressed the
Women's Missionary Society of Farm
ington, Mimi, at the First Presby-
terrain church on last Thursday.
! FOR RENT-Two nice rooms on
third floor, gas and bath, suitable for
two gentlemen or man and wife.
Apply to J. L. Digit, 379 Carroll Ave.
st. Paul bank clearings for the first
four months of this year reached
$247, 500 ,492.80, gain of $54,O61, 73O.42
over the corresponding period of last
year.
Mr.. A. Hugo Williams, brother of
DR.. H. I. Williams, has gone into the
plumbing business. If you need a
plumber call him. See his ad. else
where.
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms
with every convenience. Walking dis
| lance. Apply to Mrs. L. G. Foreman,
3OS w. Central Tel. Dale 7470.
(5-13-16)
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13

$4,000 Acres of Excellent Farm Land in the Hardwood Districts Of
WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA. NEAR GOOD TOWNS
AND SCHOOLS LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS
Suite No 40 Court Block. "a East Fourth Street
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13

PltGR1M BAPTIST cH11Rcu nm
s sar street ana Summit avenue. Sun ~.
sse eaN Preaching at il :o1 a SUNDAY
rs Sp p my s S1o9aa at l2:so B: 7,
choir rehearsal, wedn aySr service a.o6 and
t s n. ID, Rev. B. N. MuPPr re1m1ptly at,
st std o. 81 west West Central avenue. Pas1or:
~ church, Tel. Jackson SAG.
oora ~ BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Rice and Fuller streets. sunda :.
wees preaching, II a. m. and -
49, SUNDAY School 12:45; Deaconas,
,neetlng Z; B. Y. P. U. 7:3o D. m Dr.
nc cordially invited. Rev ~ " ~
Oonald' pastor, 651 w. Central .,..
ices: an ad Jay streets. sunda1 C ss1i!
prayer 11;oe q; M; 7;so p. M Wednessdax,
on Monday s' aaS 200 F. m Pastor Visit.
PPssday and Thqrsday' W 81 sS%s ws e.
sF;ar r 435 Jay street. Rav ~
Sims, Pastor. NV. ). Z.
Jones. Pastor.
$: PHILIPS EPISCOPAL M1sa,on
corner corner Aurora avenue and M acS,,S;S
fion -. sunday services: Early celehrs"
c ,Se oa holy Eucharist 1850 a. .n Hin
third sundav o. H9ly Eucharist first and
a ana fourth Sundays. HOO a. m. s SncGa9
s%I nSs. 1880 p. m. Brotherhood ~ a.
WA9 eeF s.rs s;so p n: Vespers. ESQ p M
cia uvA es .ao Wednesdays. condrmati ton
S S:00 p. m. Saturdays HOW EScRRe Eye
sogo =, q: M, Rev: A. H. Lealtad. Rector
harrington and st. Anthony avenMee s S0,.
gay 9sGo services, preaching, 1900 A. N. 1 ana
S:OO F. NJ; Sunday School 1890 p ".
w aoune Peoples Peoples meeting, 200 p M; MID.
Rev. G.. w. Camp, pastor M; Man.. e.;
harrington ave- anse Ut
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13
ODD FELLOWS
ST. PAUL

MARS LODGE NO. 22o2. G. TT n M
=: r: Meets second and fourth WeGn 0r
gay IN each month at Union Hall Sureso
and Kent Streets, at 500 D. M f1SfoTa
az 1ans 60 n; G.: J: Wesley Kelly, p. s..
oo FFFREDERICK DOUGLASS LODGE No
SoO5, G: .. Q. of o. F. meets second IVA
iiI HH Monday in each month at TIninn
g 1 ~ corner Aurora and Kent Streets 81
9 S:oy p: m W. P: Lewis, n. g.: James
H. Lynn P. S.. 375 Carroll Ayenue "'es
,1 ST. PAUL PATRIARCHY NO ia
MI4 etas tnlrd Monday in each month IT.
SOnlon Hail. corner Aurora and Kont
5treets, at 500 p. m. George r 1'o1aa
H. '. f.; Augusta Jones, W. p R'"7'
?, HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH No sse r.
e cay IN A1 saSh ing month at Union Hail.
P; m; Mrs. Azzie Stephens. NJ. n ~
hriS Carrie p. Lindsay, W. r.. 91s Wood'
Minneapolis.
r. H0OOSEHOLD OF RUTH NO, 17s &,
T r. "; ~. F. meets second and fovrt,
~ aeS Say IN each month at Labor Tan =
A. A.. r1sl!. Cor. Fourth street and Eirht,
Axve. south. Mrs. S. Darager n n -
"i'ss cora Napier. w. r. w.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13
MINNEAPOLIS
THE DOIkGS IN AND ABOUT THE
GREAT "FLOUR CITY,"
Matters Social, Religious and General
Which Have Happened ana are 10
Happen Among the People Of the
City.
j. N. SELLERS, MANAGER
1912 Tenth Avenue So.
Tel. N w. South 1872.
MINNEAPOLIS
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1916.

Miss Eunice Smith was the guest
of Miss Clarist Lucas at dinner on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Daniel Williams, who for many
years has been located at 3O6 South
Bird St., has moved his restaurant to
407 5th Ave. South.
Mrs. Laura Sample Lee left for
Chicago Saturday after a very de-
lghtful stay in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earring Clark of St.
Paul have moved to Minneapolis, and
are living at 1913 Chicago avenue.
The So-Lit club held a literary meet
ing at the residence of Mr.. Donald
Brady, who was host Thursday night.
Mrs. j. w. Scott, of 500 France
avenue south, entertained at dinner
for Mrs. Laura Sample Lee of Chi
cago during her say in Minneapolis.
When you are hungry and want
something real good to eat, served in
hrst-class style, just go to the France
Cafe, Fifth avenue, South, cor, Third
street.
Mrs. Nall died very suddenly at
Hopkins on May 2. Funeral services
were held from Lawrence Undertake
ing Parlors on Thursday. Interment
in Bloomington, MINI.
The Y. G. B. C.'s were entertained
on Monday evening by Miss Eunice
Smith, at her home on Elliott avenue.
Business was discussed, and a pro-
gram enjoyed, after which delight
full luncheon was served.
Mrs. H. J. Sample of Portland ave-
nue. entertained the L. w. A. w. G..
on Thursday afternoon, in honor of
her daughter, Mrs. Laura Sample Lee
of Chicago, at whist. Three prizes
were awarded. Refreshments were
served
Persons whose pianos need tuning
should call on Prof. L. w. Anderson,
2737 18th Ave. South, Phone N. w.
South 1855. He is a piano specialist
and does tuning and repairing, also
voicing and regulating. His motto is:
Satisfaction or no pay" Prices rea-
sonable.
The funeral services for Mr.. Albert
Mcclure, Jr., who departed this life
on Friday morning after long spell
of illness, were held from Lawrence
Undertaking Parlors on Monday after
noon, Rev. Stovall officiating The
parlors were crowded to overflowing.
Mrs. Blanche Mason sang Face to
Face There were many beautiful
flowers. Interment at Lakewood
The Minneapolis Social Aspiring
club entertained host of friends and
prospective members on Thursday
evening at the beautiful home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Smith, PAL Fifth ave-
nue. south. There were about fifty
present, and after a delightful pro-
gram all danced until the wee hours,
when they reluctantly left, proclaim
ing having had very nice time
indeed.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13
Res cedar
FREDERICK D. McCRACKEN

INSURANCE.
FIRE.
PLATE GLASS.
AUTOMOBILE.
TORNADO. =
SICK
ACCIDENT
LIFE.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13

E. G o. HE w d93GE NO. los. F. B. p O..
day in ~" eac Mor mdn+h Meets second Wednes-
TIT Har aurora and Kent Streets. O. 'o =
Rnnt 81 -: r.; R. M. Johnson. Secv ~;
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13

NA M{n TURMER LODGE NO. :. K or
IIo nhh Thursdays in each mnnth anc no
cornnr ETsmple Bldg. Second f3ocr ~
nue South atSos at s :15e9 It and EFhth ays:
IN N. good standing are Welcom. knights
w WoatSon, G. c.; VIM. F. Newton n11p9
OIL Washington Ave. N. o"' H. r. s.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-05-13

NJ F1DIELITY COURT OF cA1,Anruu
m me- s45 IN N A.: s. A.. E: A. A. and "A "A
%e 1ti n at X and ID third Monday in each
ave, Minneapolis. Mrs M,n.enn
garnet ". C.; Miss Arlene N sc.tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

Haghy. trustees. sexes feet north line
81 BROAD street. being No. 3t0c East
broad street. October -, 1916. Si.iJo.
Annie y: Eobcr,son ct viz to l.. l..
Ca,lin. trustee. 3Oxl25 fee, west line
OF sixth Street. ll2O aud he North
sixth Street. October =. 1916, $3.50.
.Nnnsc l.. Robertson ct yir to &. X
Clilin. trustee, 3oNl"j feet west line
Of S!Nth street. being 1920 ana il.2
North sixth street. October q. 1915,
Si,.
y W, Waiter c, IN. to Joseph Hep.
pcri ct ais. lots . aud 10. 6iocN u.
Afs Mary Il. Cos TO Edward J.
Lake, isXla0 feet north line OF Taylor
street. i%3 J.. feet west OF Sheppard
street October -. 1916, 5000.
Goorgiama W. Thompson ct vir to
Ricnnond Eami; and Trust Company.
trustee. lot -. block l.. Falkland. oc-
tohcr -. 1916. $4,000.
Luther Turner ct uN. TO john T. Vii
son. trustee. lot 10. block =, battery
Court. October -, 1916, $1,000
Robert Winston ct uX. 10 Ei.iicson
n Crutchiicld. trustees, 30Xi25 feet
east line Of Twenty -iourth street;
northeast intersections % X and Tween
ty.iourth streets. october -, 1916,
Waltc, l.. Willis TO Heury $. IIu,z-
Icing lot y. niock &. Battery Court.
October -. 1915. s7.l
Trustees Hanover Avenue Christian
S"Xi.j feet south line Of Hanover Ave-
nuc. southeast intersection OF Han
over aud .Allcu Avenues. October -,
IalG. S.3.5pu.