Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-01
CHICAGO.
DOings of the Past Week in all
PARTS of the Great Metro
polls of the West.
The APPEALS News Budget,

Mrs. Fannie Moody is visiting he1
husband at Madison, Wis.
Miss Jennie Taylor, of louisville is
visiting Mrs. ]. A. Church.
You must read the APpE4>1 to be well
informed about Chicago affairs.
Mr. Robt. r. Johnson leaves shortly
for visit to his mother in Detroit.
Bishop Brown was the guest of Rev.
Henderson during his stay in the city.
Rev. j. w. II. Johnson and daughter
Josephine were in the city last Sunday.
Mr.. d. D. Lacy has returned from a
visit to his mother in Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. H. T. Richardson left the city a
few days ago to visit friends in Moberly,
Mo.
Bishop Brown preached very able
sermon at Quinn Chapel last Sunday
night
Mrs. F. L. McGhee leaves today for
Galesburg where she will reside perma-
nently.
Good furnished rooms for ladies and
gentlemen at Mrs. Annie Williams, 517
State st.
Miss Rhoda Johnson of Quincy, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. E. Bryant, 297G
Dearborn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Jackson of Gin
clnnati are in the CITY the guests Of Mrs.
Geo. W. Hamilton.
Bishop Brown says Quinn Chapel
and Bethel must be sold or torn down
and rebuilt this year.
st. Augustine's fifth annual picnic took
splace Tuesday at Riverdale. All present
had an enjoyable time.
The funeral of Mrs. Polly Trailkill, an
aged member of Quinn Chapel, was at
tended last Saturday noon.
Two nicely furnished rooms to rent to
man and wife or single gentlemen at
Mrs. Nj. 0,Niel's $3.50 Butterfeld. -.
There will be Il grand reunion of the
soliciting delegates at Bethesda church
next Wednesday evening. Admission
Free. >~.--'s
If you fail to receive your PAPER regu-
larly, report at office or send postal to
G. F. Adams, 1926 Dearborn St., rooms
-, "A, 10. =: $500 - @
Mrs. Blands Hair Tonic is matchless
remedy for ydandruf:. Get bottle from
Mrs. Bland 1923 Butterfeld street. On
ly 25 cents.
Mrs. Liggins, the dressmaker at 2546
State street says Bubhns Great French
Oil cured her of cramps, pains in the
side and headache" g. *~:.'.@ -, -.
Z Evelyn NJ, Sullivan, nee Cary, is a
poetess Of Excellent merit. Size is pre-
pairing book of poems, some of which
show evidence Of genius, :: ~. 49,.
,-.~ Mrs. Virgil Pitman- of Niagara Falls is
in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
r. G.: Young. Mrs. Pitman will probably
: make Chicago her home. ....
~ $Revs. J: Chavis. J.. F. Thomas, Mes
danes NJ. Washington, T. Cooper, Pointz
Berry, Burgess: and Mr.. S. G. Whit
; left for Jacksonville to attend Associa-
ton. :...-
Rev. Henderson will discourse tomor-
row nightto the young people of Chica-
go, and extends cordial invitation to
. the young men and women of the city
I. to be present., ,.. e.. 3's
e. ALI news, notes, or articles intended
disqualification in the Chicago edition of
thefW APPEAL must be sent to the
3 Chicago Offices 3257 Dearborn street, and
not to st. Paul.
Messrs. Harry Duncan, Elmer Benson
and Monroe Roberts gave a PICNIC last
Saturday;in honor of the visiting ladies'.
About 50 persons were present and they
aall had agood time. Il 4 ,.9:;,f.sz
The Sabbath school ofaQuinn. Chapel
IS beginning to rehearse the cantata of
David the Shepherd Boy, and expect to
render it with the assistance of 400
voices in the near future.
The benefit to Miss Mary Anderson
took place at Quinn Chapel Monday ev-
= ening. Although the audience was not
very large, the young lady received a
very enthusiastic reception.
u. Cards,a out announcing the marriage
;. of Miss Ednah j. Mason to William G..
Price to take place at Oberlin, Ohio,
j. Wednesday, September s. The happy
couple will reside in this city.
IL. gThe Iowa, and Illinois conferences
have. contributed over $500 and it is ex-
3pected the Michigan and Indiana con-
ferences will give another $500 to make
first payment on Episcopal residence.
Mr.. Charles Thomas and Miss Fannie
= Harris were made mansand wife Wed
nesday evening at the brides residence
son 2SS Rush st. There was quite pleas
ant party present and many beautiful
gifts attestedsthe popularity Of the bride.
While in the city Bishop Brown took
a ride out to, Englewood to look at some
residence property preparatory to the
purchase by the trustees Of the 18th
Episcopal district Of an Episcopal par
.sonage. Chicago will be proud to have
ehe Bishop as one Of her citizens.
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