Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-07
TIE. WINDY CITY.
Doings of a week in the Great
Western Metropolis,
Chicago CloW-choW.

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The Quinn chapel fair was success.
Adam Carey died Dec. oath after a
few days illness.
Mr.. T. D. Carlin, Of Pittsburgh. is ii
the city visiting friends.
Miss Julia Granger, Of New York
City, is visiting friends here.
Miss Carrie 8. Jones, of Louisville,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Geo. Woods, Of st. Louis, Mo
is visiting Mr.. w Fl Beasley.
Mr.. G. w. Hamilton is visiting bis
Wife's relations i'll Cincinnati this week.
Miss Lulu Coins, of Springfield, is in
the city, visiting her brother, Mr.. Hen
ny G. Coins.
Mr.. Alonzo Malone is back once more
to the metropolis, some one chosen
a companion in life.
Mrs. AL. Byrant who was SO danger
ously i'll for a month past is now in a
fair way for recovery.
Mr.. Edward Green, of Des Moines,
formerly Of Chicago, spent Christmas
in the city of the West.
It is quite probable that F. L. Nc
Chez, Esq, will remove to Omaha
where he will practice law.
Mr.. L. II. Green, Of Springfield, who
has been visiting the in city during the
holidays has returned home.
Mr.. Samuel Thompson, travelling
agent for a large wholesale clock es-
Enlistment, is back spending the holt
day.
Miss Eta Watkins and Lille Dixon
of Denver, expect to pay a flying visit
to St. Paul about the middle of the
month.
The genial Lloyd Wheeler, one of
Chicago's most prominent Colored
men, presented his wife so 900 lot as a:
Christmas gift.
Mr.. James H. Moody, who has been
visiting his family for some time has re-
turned to Madison. James had good
time while here.
Mr.. w. R. Cowan returned from
Danville, Ky, where he has been to at
tend the marriage of his sister Miss
Mary Lee Childs.
Prof. G. F. Adams lectured at Quinn
Chapel Thursday night on Europe,
and what I saw there A large audi
ence was present.
Miss Christina Shoecraft, Of Muncie,
Ind. is expected in this city the first of
January to visit her aunt Mrs. J. G..
Plummer, 2974 Dearborn.
Rev. H. II. White, formerly pastor of
Oliyet Baptist church Of this city, now
of Henderson, KY, Baptist church. was
in the city this week visiting his
family.
Mr.. James II. Moody. of 5000 Dear
born street entertained at Christmas
Rev. and Mrs. Chavis, Mrs. G. W..
Hamilton, Misses Jackson and Foote,
Mr.. F. d. Paul and Mr.. G. F. Adams.
Mr.. H. A. Duncan has formed dane
ing school for the young folks and we
can feel justly proud of him for so do
ing, as proof, Duncan always looks out
for the enjoyment of Chicago people.
John Taylor who attempted to kill
John Johnson at the watch meeting at
Olivet Baptist church last Saturday
night was held to the criminal court in
bonds of $500. Johnson's wound was
slight.
Prof. Adams, the German teacher
will organize class in this city. AL
ready number of our best people have
agreed to take the course. He teaches
German, reading, writing and speaking
in six weeks.
According to the Herald there is 9
Colored physician who has practice o.
$4,000 year. We presume DR., D. H
Williams is the gentleman referred to
He is certainly a fine physician and il
very popular with all classes.
The literary section of the Prudence
Crandall club met Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Cassius King
1928 Butterfeld, The leader Of The
section, S. Laing Williams, Esq. de
livered an interesting lecture.
Mr.. A. B. Cosey, Of Jersey City, wa,
circulating among his Chicago friends
this week. Mr.. Cosey is something of /
poet, he has written a poem entitled
The Vestibule Train 1t is q gooo
description Of that modern wonder.
Miss Eudora Johnson entertained 8
few Of her many friends New Years
eve. The evening was spent in music
games and conversation, and twas moi
until the bells had rung in the New
Year, that the guests departed for their
homes.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment given at Bethesda Baptist church
Christmas night was pleasant affair
The exercises efthe evening were gotten
up under the direction Of Mrs. Mary