Western appeal., 1888-03-03
CHICAGO..
DOings of a, week in the Great
Western Metropolis.
UP for the Edifcation of
our Readers. d

Mrs. Bell is still very sick at her resi-.
dence, 1862 State ST..
For good time, go to entertainment
by the German class.
MIR. Parish is very sick. at his resi-
dence 2sO6 Dearborn.
Miss Lrcie Morrison, of Cincinnati is
visiting Chicago friends.
4 Mrs. Altman continues very sick, al
her residence on 34th street.
Mr.. S. w. Scott, 2542 Dearborn ST.,
is still very sick with pneumonia.
The APPEAL boom continues. Did
you ever know of anything like it?
Rev. William Harrison, of Provi-
dence Baptist Church, is very sick.
The third quarterly meeting fe1
Quinn Chapel will be held March II.
The German class entertainment will
be be novel, half German, halt English.
The funeral Of Mr.. Jake Greenwood
took place at Quinn Chapel, on Tues.
day, at l, p. N.
The two year old child of Mrs. Geo.
johnson, No. 13O La Sale st. died Mon
day from pneumonia.
Mr.. Horace Gibbs came in from
Cleveland, Tuesday. He will remain in
Chicago about month.
The APPEAL is published simultane-
ously in Chicago and st. Paul, and it's
just the paper you want.
Next Thursday evening, Rev. DR..
Tate, of Englewood. will preach at St.
Thomas Episcopal church.
The name of Miss Lucy Mead, was
ommited from list of persons present at
Autumn Club entertainment.
Rev. Jordan Chavis will preach the
annual sermon to the Odd Fellows of
Springfield, Sunday, March IS.
1t is reported that J. w. Henderson
son of Rev. Henderson, has received an
appointment in the city service.
Mrs. Sally Almond, who is very sick,
was received into the membership OF
the church by Rev. Henderson, last
week.
Mr.. Greenwood, formerly on the rock
Island way car, died Sunday. He was
a member of John Jones Masonic
lodge.
Mrs. j. B. Turner and niece left last
week for Demopolis. Ala, to visit hel
husbands mother. She will return in
the spring.
The subscription price of the Appeal
beginning March lst, will be 81 pei
year, $l.l0 per six months and so cents
per three months.
The second grand assembly of the
Eureka Social Club, took place Wednes.
day evening, at the residence of Mrs
Brown, 206-26th St.
Mr.. Commodore Hardy, one of the
Oldest class leaders in Quinn Chapel
was great sufferer from an attack O.
rheumatism last week.
The ladies of Electa Chapter, will
celebrate their first anniversary al
Lincoln Hall, Thirty-frst street, Tues
day evening, March 18th.
The second reception musical anc
entertainment under the auspices of Mrs
Trent will take place at Madison Stree
Theatre, Monday evening.
The protracted meeting at Bethesda
closed last week. There are twenty
converts. Baptizing will take place
Sunday, March llth, at IL a. m.
The literature section ofthe Prudenc,
Crandall Club, met Wednssda,
evening, at the residence of Mrs
Cassius King, No. 1923 Buttefielt
street.
Although st. Paul's Church is rathe
cold during the severe winter weather
the Sunday school continues to flourish
Last Sunday, 167 scholars wer,
present.
If you have an item of news yo1
want published, leave it at Bryan
Estella Cafe 446 State street, or at tn,
Chicago Office of the APPEAL 1870 Clarl
St. room 7.
Mr.. Humphries and Miss Mary Kir]
were married Wednesday evening, b,
Rev. J. F. Thomas. After the wedding
the guests partook of all the delicacie
of the season.
Mr.. VIM. Broken went down t,
Louisville last Thursday, bringing Mis-
Rebecca Flournoy back as Lis bride
The happy pair are now keeping houe
at No. 531 State st.
If you do not get the APPEAL reg
ulafly, send postal card to G. F.Adam
$50 Clark st., room Z, and we will inves
tigate the matter, and see that you pc
the paper every Saturday.
Rev. D. P. Brown, Of Evanston. i
expected to return to Eis field of labo
the letter part Of this week. He ha
been at the bedside of his sick father
the Bishop, for several weeks.
The names of number of person
were ommited from our report of til
Autumn Club entertainment. OWN
to the large crowd (nearly 600 present
1T was impossible to obtain all til
names.
The name Of Miss Lizzie Whitman
who was dressed as Gipsy Queen
was unintentionably omitted from TIL