The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1921-09-10

|er's Method Of Hair Culture, for
LADIES; ALSO Wavo Tor men. Apply
20 MISS aida Hghtower, Resident
Work, 660 st. Anthony Ave-, lei.
Z, = 80
Mrs. . .'9 =. Lucas, o42 Rondo ST.
en.erssalnea g very PHEASANT sur =!
plloe parry iase oa.uiuay evening ~
n n1.11, OF ner o1ner, FL, Mrs. carrie "a
HlnNs OH tnuay MIS-. Mills received
quite q NUMBER OF very pretty anu
n 3 - 3 nat. T III 1hi go M se1 ~
IN each month At Union Hall. corner Of
AVE- aurora and Kent streets at 500 T: NJ
Carrie r. IinSsav o. o. s1s waoa:
bridge street
Advertisement.
On Saturday, two weeks ago, Mrs.
Della Pettis and Mrs. Kittie Terrell
were Possesses az q cnaeil1ng lo1ici ,.-
ILL., glsen IL M io a1? vi Nv WIS; Lu.u
~. e M aI ms na ,se "es1, .ne Ia, ~.
10 -. .S as,.agi eiin ooveis "e' .
'a'u ioi '"eiVe' g.
A desirable eight-roo duplex, gas
and bath, newly painted, 602 Au-
rora Ave-, near Dale. Price $3,250;
2 ,..s cas-: :.. 6 easn; s.oo every SIX
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On Wednesday evening Miss Lucille
Elliott, University Ave-, gave a choco-
late party in honor Of the bride-elect,
Miss Sadie Johnson. Games, a mock
wedding and dancing were the fea-
sented hn tho nnaste i@ of ~ tbe ~ "1en ~
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Gentlemen will find the NEW PAL
ACE BILLIARD PARLOR and BAR
Der SHOP, John E. Ellis, proprietor,
No. West Third street, good place
to have tonsoroial work done and also
to spend leisure hours. Public cor
daily invited. Phone Cedar 1885,
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Miss Estella Sears of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mr.. O. A. Davis were united
in marriage last Saturday by Rev. H.
L. P. Jones, pastor of st. James A.
M. E. church, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Riley, 574 Fuller Ave-,
where the bridal dinner was given
Sunday Covers were laid for IL.
d. n W. W.,
arkana, Tex, quite a noted pulpit ora
tor, who has been in attendance at
the National Baptist convention at
Chicago this week, is in the city; and,
will fill the pulpit at Memorial Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning at
Ills O'Clock. The public is cordially
invited to be present. - :
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IN aunoay' A. Aug 70 a moeoT parry
ooi,'i elng ~ W.: anu WILD, -; -; l1eli
dale and family; Mrs. Henry High
and party; Mrs. c. E. James and
daughter; Messrs. Geo. Grissom and
A. V. Hall, visited River Fails, Wis,
the childhood home of Mrs. S. E.
Hall and Mrs. G.. f., Grissom.
M, G VIZ M;,7;o,os ,o.;o - &c
~ w. y" llnaln'' pAopl le1ol ~
,;th thn Asaar;a wi I'LL eoe'I Gee
Wab.slo s+,oa+ han 1;,r ngose' 40
fo,-,. oaa; InL 10 r.. sno11u Ino
ed by Mr. Jas. McGhee, 44O jackson
street, and invites the patronage Of
the general public. Mr.. G. D. Howard
will be manager of the Wabasha st.
shop-Advertisement.
snocia1 Hand 1onndru Mre IT
SAWYER is nanao;na b.nd 1o,,ndru
in connection WIKI tho Astor;s can;,
tarv Svstan s6e Wabasha ~ straa+
which 10 H. MI, ,,1sno =, 10 o a
whera ONE nav eEPV1CE ,oou w
had All sorts If 1an1,drv wow 3on w
Repairing and laundering silk shirts
.: sPec1alcX. Gooas cailed Tor ana de-
nvereo' 1el' Ceoar 1'4l'-Advertlse-
men,
Wednesda night of last week while
DR.. J. R. French was alone in his car
in Minneapolis he was set upon by
two bandits, knocked unconscious and
robbed of $25. He was taken to St.
Barnabas hospital and his wound in
his left eye dressed. He came home
and has been under the care of DR..
Fulton, and is again at his office and
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