Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-11
] Mr.. Henry Claggett has returned from

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Louisville.
Rev. T. W. Henderson left yesterday
for st. Paul.
Mr.. Lewis J. Johnson. Of Cincinnati,
lin the city.
Mr.. Geo. Harrison, Of st. Paul, was in
the city last week.
Mrs. Mary Holman, 5000 Dearborn
street, is quite sick.
] Rev, 7. 4. johnson left "Wednesday
for Evansville, Ind.
Rev." Napoleon Coates reports great
work with his flock.
/ Mr. spurgeon G. White was quit.
sick early in the week.
Mr.. Jas. D. Lewis, of New York, is in
the city visiting friends.
Total collections at all Colored
fchurches last Sunday, $3.50. So.
Mr.. s. N. Patterson IS ons.the sick
list troubled with rheumatism.
Baptism At st. Thomas Church. Sum
day at close of morning services.
Mrs. Mary Washingtonis very sick At
her residence, No. 8237 Dearborn.
Mr.. Alex. Harding, one of our young
men, is to be married next week.
Mr.. spurgeon G. White has been
elected clerk of Bsthesda Church.
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Mr.. John Skinner is very sick at kis
residence, No. 3516 Butterfeld street.
Mr.. T. Cooper suffered greatly with
neuralgia last week. He is now
well.
Dr.. John M. Brown, so of Bishop
Brown, died in Kansas City last Sat
urday.
Miss Carrie Baxter, s19 Austin Ave-,
is rapidly recovering from her recent
illness.
During the month Of January 80
persons joined Chicago Colored
churches.
Prof. Swing. is expected to deliver a
lectured befors Quinn Chapel literary
society soon.
Mrs. Anthony Filliams who has been
sick for about two months is now get
ting around again.
The APPEAL is having a yeritable
boom in this city. Not to take it is to
be behind the times.
Mr.. John Flowers and Miss Mary
Edwards were married last week by
Rev. T. W. Henderson,.
Mrs. E. Bryant entertained few
friends at her residence, 1876 Dearborn
street, Thursday evening.
Miss Lulu Coins, of Springfield, who
has been the guest of her brother,
leaves for home this week.
Mr.. F. Z. McGhes is going into poll
tics again, he is candidate for South
Town clerk and is going to win.
Mr.. Samuel Wright, of the City Hall,
has two very sick children at his resi-
dence, No. 2733 Dearborn street.
The APPEAL is pleased to state that
Mrs f. L. Barnett, who has been 80
seriously i'll is recovering rapidly.
| Mr.. II. A.. Duncan was out at the St.
Thomas entertainment teaching the
boys and girls SEINE new dances, 'Rah
H. A. D.
Rev. Jordan Chavis was called to
Bloomington, Monday, to preach the
funeral of a young lady, former par
ishioner of his.
Confirmation at St. Thomas Church.
Sunday next, Feb. 18th, at which time
Rt. Rev. DR.. McLaren will preach,
Services at 4:30.
Rev. Chavis will preach special
sermon to the Odd Fellows and House
hold of Ruth, at Quinn Chapel, the first
Sunday of March.
The Chicago Conservatory entertain
ment, complimentary to the Colored
talent of the city, will be given at Fret
bsrg's Opera House, Monday evening,
Feb. 20.
Mr.. J. @. Adams, editor of the
APPEAL will visit Chicago next week.
He comes to attend the Autumn Club
entertainment and see his many
friends.
For several weeks past, three persons
have joined Bethesda church every
Sunday. Last Sunday they went 'em
three better as six persons became
members.
I If you have an item of news YOU
want published, leave it at Bryan's
Estella Cafe 446 State street, or at the
Chicago Office of the APPEAL $50 Clark
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t Mr.. M. Y. French entertained a
number of his male friends at his resi-
dence, 4l8 Austin Ave-, in honor of his
birthday. The boys are guessing will
he live another year.
Mesdames T.. M. Reed and Agnes
Moody leave Tuesday for Springfield
where they go as delegates to the meet
ing Of the Department ofIllinois of the
Relief Corps of the G. A. R.
Rev. Bird Wilkins preached very
interesting sermon last Sunday night,
taking as his text the words of Paul.
'sBe We therefore blameless, and illus.
trating the beauties Of a pure christian
life.
The young folks meetings. held every