The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1920-11-13

Mr.. R. N. Travis is in the midst
of complete change in the arrange
ment of his place, 40 E. Third St.
1t will be much more attractive
when the changes are all made and
''Thanns" will be more popular than
ever.
Mr.. Ernest M. Scott, enroute from
Chicago to Seattle, was a stop-over
guest Monday at the home of Mr..
Paul L. Caldwell, who recently re-
turned from Detroit. He was called
there ON account of the illness of
his mother.
BEAR IN MIND THAT ST. PAUL
CHAPTER, NO. 20, O. E. S., IS MAX
ING GREAT PREPARATIONS TO
GIVE A GRAND THANKSGIVING
BALL AT UNION HALL ON
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. Is
WATCH FOR FURTHER AN
NOUNCEMENTS.
The Peoples Restaurant, Ware and
Christ, Props, corner St. Peter and
Tenth streets, is progressing nicely
They have just installed an electric
piano and promote good digestion by
furnishing music with their fine
meals.
Mrs. John Womac (white), who was
convicted of numbering Mrs. Edna
Kelsey Of Minneapolis few weeks
ago, was on Thursday of last week
sentenced to life imprisonment in the
women's reformatory at Shakopee
She is 81 years old. Her husband is
colored.
Mr.. Warden Wesley Woodford, who
is to be married to Miss HAVANA
Frazier at the residence of the brides
parents, l474 Charles street, Wednes
, day, Nov. "a, is son of Mr.. and Mrs
R. E. Woodford, one of the oldest
and most highly respected citizens Of
Frankfort, Ohio.
Bear in mind the Grand United
Coal Drive for the benefit of Crispus
Attacks Home, under auspices of Ma
irons of the Round Table, Wednesday
Study Club, Handicraft Art Club ano
Self Culture Club at Union Hall next
Friday night: Abbey's Orchestra
Tickets so cents.
MIR. R.. j. Solomon, proprietor Of
the COSMOPOLITAN GROCERY, cor
of St. Anthony Ave. and Kent St.
has restocked his shelves with first
class goods of all kinds, and he i!
better than ever prepared to cate
to the varied wants of his many Gus
toners. Call and inspect the display
The popular Twin City Entertain
ers will give their first ball of tn
season at Elks Hall, Lyndale and 6t]
Ave. NJ, Minneapolis, on next Wednes
day, Nov: II. Watch for the date
of other dances this organization vii
give at this hall during the white
months. Admission As cents plus wa
tax 5 cents, total so cents.
There will be a SPECIAL DINNEl
at Memorial Baptist Church, Rice an
Fuller streets, on next Thursday eve
ming, beginning at 5 o'clock, wit
Mrs. E. Hudson. the famous cool
managing it. See bill of fare else
where. Dinner 60 cents. At 8 o'cloc
the beautiful Cantata, 1.-TWO WAYS,
representing "The Road to Eterns
Life and Road to Destruction wi
be presented under the managemen
of Mrs. T. J. Carr. Tickets Is cent
Public cordially invited.
The formal opening of the ne
Bethel A. M. E. Church, 1913 Thoms
street, marked an epoch in the hi
tory of St. Paul and was very SUI
cessfully and pleasantly carried GU
Rev. H. P. Jones, of Pittsburg
preached one of his great sermons :;
Hoo a. m. to large and appreci
tive audience that give him a &C
lection of SIP and the church $3.50
In the afternoon a sort of platfor
meeting was held, in which Rev. d.
Chamberlain. B. F. Hodge, j. C. A
derson and Geo. w. Camp spoke.
collection of $26 was raised. Aft
this service all were served with di
ner free. &-S4..-. = -. 5. IL. :, y.
Through the courtesy of Comm
sioner of Education Ferguson, the u
Of Mechanic Arts High School bull
ing was the scene Of very interes
ing basket ball game Thursday e1
ming between the Sterling JUNO
Harry Davis, captain, and The Minr
Z apolis Brothers, James Hughes, ca
:. tain. The game was a tie at
nominal end, with scores of 10 ca,
The tie was played off and the ST