Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-07
Bel BOUNCED.
A Good sister at Oliyet III tronb-
lie, and a Brother wishes to
call the Patrol. s

! call the Patrol. /
Il waltztil the sun goes down.
Olivet had a lively time church meet
Ling Monday night. The auditing com
mittee when called on to report,
answered mot ready" where upon
Bro. a. G. Brown said some one had
influenced committee to hold back
report. Bro. Bailey said that Baptist
church members only, should be pres
ent. Moderator said, that is deacons'
| business they should see that mothers
Fare present. Bro. Geo. W. Gray said,
why do you not send for patrol and
put out intruders. I know the laws Of
the country and the statutes of the
state and you would be protected. The
good brethren and sisters were soin-
intently discussing sister Belle Davis
who they called the intruder that they
did not notice the modest APfEAL re-
porter seated on a rear bench. Bro.
peyton moved AS sister Davis will
not respect us Ismoye we adjorn and
respect .her," This was carried with
but 3 Dissenting votes and trouble
saverted. After adjournment the APPEAL
man walking leisurelv downState street
he met sister Davis who said : 4 think
it is wrong to try to put me out when
they are as big devils in the church as
| am, | think | have the right to stay
and see their deyilment They should
do something with you men who go.
around writing about the church. Ian
perfectly harmless. I am going to
whip Bro. Gray tomorrow sure. He'll.
not ride me in any patrol If he tries
it I IL waltz with him and when the sun.
goes down I'll be waltzing still, indeed
I will Mr.. APPEAL" Then the APPEAL
man vanished, fearing the good sister
might possibly want to dance with him.
Dr.. d. H. Williams performed an
operation on Mr.. w. L, Darrow, who
has been quite sick and was thought he
would die, but now, thanks to the
Doctors skill he is rapidly recovering.
A benefit to Miss Fannie Hall, the
rising young elocutionist, is talked of.
The APPEAL seconds the motion and
hopes it will be given soon, and be
fitting tribute to a very talented young
lady.
The people know when they get a
good thing althought they may not un-
derstand the philosophy of it. So with
the universal use of Colgan' 8 Taffy -Tolu
for indigestion ask your doctor to ex-
plain.
Mr.. Geo. =. Marshall, of Cincinnati,
special stenographer to the president of
of the Queen and Crescent Route, spent
the Fourth in the city the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. j. II. Magee, 293O Dear
born street.
G. F. Adams, manager of Chicago
Office of the APPEAL is again in the city
after a three weeks stay in st. Paul
where he has been running the St.
Paul end during the absence of j. O..
Adams, the editor.
Mrs, Sol. Taylor, No. 2733 Dearborn
street, will sell you new piano for So
cash. That is for $6 she will put piano
in your house and you can pay $l.5o
per week until it is paid for. You'd
better see her about it.
The floor was cleared and the grand
march was led by Mr.. Il. ]. Napier and
Miss Josie Smith, Mr.. S. S. Cabell act
| ing chief After the grand march all
joined in tripping the light fantastic toe.
Music was furnished by Fitzgerald
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Harlan, Mrs.
Jennie Leavelle and Miss Lila Hickey
of Cincinnati, who have been: the guests
of Mrs. Conrad, for two weeks left Sum
day night for home, well pleased with
Chicago. Miss Hickey is u charming
young lady and was greatly admired by
the gentlemen of this city.
While looking over the records G
Chicago divorce mill, an APPEAL re.
/ porter noticed that Mr.. Geo. "A. Hum.
phrey had secured divorce from his,
1 wife whom he married in New York,
Mr.. Humphrey is now head waiter a,
Race Bros. restaurant, a place which
formerly employed white help only.
/ Some of the friends and relations oi
1 Mrs. Minnie Thompson have taken
ofense at the fippant way IN which al
APPEAL reporter referred I'd the lady,
beauty. They say the lady is not con
ceited and does not think she is SO re
markedly beautiful and that her object
| in appearing Was not to make a show O
4 herself but to assist in d worthy cause
1 The manager Of the APPEAL was out d
the city at the time and one Of the
1 young reporters was a little careless
and the ApPEAI cheerfully makes th,
correction. 4,