Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-23

street, left last week for a short yisil
with relatives in Cincinnati, o., anc
Richmond, Indiana.
Subscrip tons advertisements anG
items for the APPEAL may be left with
Z, Leroy Taylor, agent, 348 State street
The APPEAL on sale.
Misses A. NJ. Roane, Victoria Over,
all, Nellie Banks and Lora Lawson
and Mrs. F. j. Bradshaw, of Kansas
City, are in the city.
!, Professors H. G. Parker, A. D. Langs.
ton, P. Fl. Murray, Capt. c. "a. Tandy,
Messrs II. Inge, and j. M. Vena, of st.
Louis, are in the city.
! Mr.. C.s. Morris, Washington cores
pondent of the APPEAL is in the CITY rep.
resenting the Boston Herald and the
Louisville Courier journal.
Hon. w. FL. Williams, a delegate to
the convention, and Mr.. Geo. Ryan, OF
Lafayette, La, are guests of Mrs. r. e.
Young, 1923 Butterfeld street.
Mrs. Alonzo Jackson, 1909 Butterfeld
street, will shortly leave to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Milton, Webster, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams, of
Rockford, ILL.,, and Mr.. G. B. Williams,
of Marquette, Mich, are the guests of
Mrs. D. B. Mason, Sc Arbor Place.
Prof. J. G. Corbin, principal of the
State Normal school at Pine Bluff, Ark,
is visiting bis sister, Mrs. Mary White.
He is accompanied by his son John.
Mrs. Hester Buford died June Is
from heart disease, at the residence of
her daughter, PIG Dearborn street.
Funeral Sunday, Rev. Thomas of1iciat-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain Lewis, Jr.,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, spent several days
in the city this week as the guest of
their aunt, Mrs. r. Nelson, ITO Walnut
street. gag
| Mrs. Ann Buchanan, of Baltimore,
mother of MIR. Chas, A. Williams, and
her grandson, Chas. South, are the
guests of Mrs. Martha Gray, 2436 Dear
born street.
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Harlan, Mrs
Eugene Leavelle and Miss Lila Hickey,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. A. Redd,
of Georgetown, KY, are guests of Mrs.
Conrad on Dearborn street.
> The following delegates went to the
convention of the Knights of Tabor at
keokuk, Iowa, which convenes June 10.
Mrs. Susie Terry, Mrs. Agnes Moody,
Mrs. Boone, "A. P. Payne, Mrs. Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith, No. 32l9
Buttertield street, entertained at break.
fast Wednesday, Miss Eliza Crawford,
of Memphis, Tenn, DR.. H. Fitzbutter,
Of Louisville, KY, Mr.. J. @. Adams, st.
Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Sol. Taylor, No. 2733 Dearborn
street, will sell you new piano for S.
cash. That is for So she will put a piano
in your house and you can pay S1.5O
per week until it is paid for. You'd
better see her about it.
Mr.. A. l.. Baldwin celebrated his 23rd
birthday, Tuesday evening AT 1926 Dear
born street. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorted with choice flowers.
Dancing and refreshments were in
dulged in until late hour.
Messrs Jno. Cisco, of Cleveland, D..
Hale, of Springfield, Wilmot Johnson,
of Detroit, Walter Minor, of Indian
apolis, J. R. Pullpress, of Pittsburgh,
]. R. Craig, of New Orleans, S. w.
Dorsey. Of Washington, Pa, Chas. M.
Grundy, of New Albany, are doing tn
convention this week.
Miss Ida Spears, of South Charles
ton, Ohio, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
I. Z. Jones, No. 1929 State street, Mr..
Graham Deuwell, of Columbus, her
brother, Mr.. 6. w. Wilkerson, OF
Detroit, Mr.. Green, Gentry, Of Indian
apolis and Mr., J. Johnson, of Dallas,
Texas, are also her guests.
Mrs. N. A. Leeand Mrs. Freeman
Of Vanwert, Ohio, arrived in the city
Saturday, the guest of Mrs. D. S. Scott.
! Mrs. Freeman returned home Monday
evening and Mrs. Lee, mother of Mrs.
Scott will remain in this city about ten
days longer. Mr.. A. B. Cosy, editor OF
the American Star, Newark, n. j., was
in the city Sunday, visiting Mr.. D. S.
scott. SIR sal
The Garden City Literary Club will
give their annual entertainment at the
Princess Rink, West Madison street,
The gentlemen composing this club ale
some of our leading young men and it is
a guarantee that the exercises will be
first class. There will be good music in
attendance, and if you wish to have a
delightful time come out next Monday
evening. Admission only % cents.
Grand Entertainment.
There will be grand literary and
musical entertainment given by the
Daughters of Union on Monday even
! ing, June 25th at Central Hall, corner
Of twenty-second and Wabash avenues
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