Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-04

CHICAGO.

| CHICAGO.
i DOings Of a week In the Grea
/ Western Metropolis,
Served up for the Edification 0
our Readers.
Mr.. D. G. Lewis of Cleveland is ii
the city.
Mr.. A. T. Hall, of Batavia, is yisitin,
in the city.
Mrs. E. B. Kesble has returned frsn
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Jack Johnson, Butterfeld stree
is still very sick.
Mrs, Jacobs, wife of Rev. c. s. Jacobs
is still quite sick.
Mrs. sallie Gilman is very 81 OK at he,
residence, 34th street.
Miss Della Allen Of Kansas City i,
visiting Chicago friends.
Mr.. David Eddleton Of Cincinnati j,
in the city, visiting friends.
Mrs. w. Bsaslsy started for Detroii
Wednesday for short visit.
Rev. Thomas Of Olivst church will
present his annual report Sunday.
Mr.. Anderson Brodie leaves the last
Of this week for the West; prospecting.
Mr.. AL. Curd left Monday for Hot
Springs to spend the winter for his
health.
Mrs. Sallie Thomas, wife of Rev.
Thomas. who has been very sick is con
velescent.
Mr.. Henry Coins who was of the
road last week on account of illness
has recovered.
+ Mr.. Chas. Upton has accepted 4
position with II. H. Kholsalt, dining
rooms, Clark St.
The revival at Olivet is progressing
nicely. There are four or five candi-
dates for baptism.
Rev. D. P. Brown, of Evanston, con-
templates visit to his sick father, the
Bishop, next week.
Mrs. Julia Branham, who has been
On visit to relatives in Kentucky, has
returned to the city.
Miss Maria Wills, will leave the last
of this week for short visit to Frank
ford, KY, her home.
The Ideal Dancing Club proposes to
give German the first part of next
month; success boys.
Mrs. Felix Fowler of Louisville, was
IN the city last week visiting her sister
who was dangerous i'll.
Mr.. Thos. Belt, who has been sick
for many months is once more up and
able to attend to business.
Miss Anna w. Smith, of st. Louis, is
in the city the guest Of Mrs. T. w.
Anderson. She will probably remain
till spring.
Mr.. Sol. Taylor, ono of our leading
tonsorial artists, moved into his new
shaving palace, corner of Dearborn and
Quincy streets, this week.
Rev. I. W. Henderson expects to
visit st. Paul in tho near future to
spend few days with his nephew,
Rev. Jno. M. Henderson.
If you have an item of news you
want published, leave it at Bryan'a
Estella Cafe 446 State street, or at the
Chicago Office of the APPEAL $50 CLARK
st. room 7.
The new trustees of Quinn Chapel
have taken hold of the church work
in earnest, they have already made
several Improvements and contemplate
many more.
The Women's Auxiliary Of st.
Thomas Episcopal church gave = leap
year party at Central Hall, Tuesday
eyening. Dancing WAS INDUCED in and
q good time WAS had.
Mr.. Chas. Williams the Head Party
Man for Kinsloy, entertained quite q
large number of his friends Tuesday
at an elegant supper; wonder what
that means Bob Miller?
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The R. B. Elliott, literary and social
club, gave aRainbow Social !" Thurs.
day evening st the residence Of Mrs
Brown, 706 Twenty-sixth street. Il
MAS an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Carrie Blackburn died Friday
and her funeral took place Sunday q
her late residence, 1928 Dearborn, Rev
j. F. Thomas officiating. The
Daughters of Union turued out in /,
body.
Mrs. Emma Green, wife of Mr.. Felix
Green one of our leading citizens died
Saturday after an illness of many
months. Hor funeral took place from
Quinn Chapel, Tuesday, Rev. Hender
son officiating.
At tho end of the course, Prof
Adams German class will give Z grand
entertainment at Central Hall. Jus
think of it, songs, choruses, recitation
etc. rendered in German after nil
weeks study
Pr. Dan. Williams, one OF the leadin,
physicians Of the city, is talking 8
erecting another house for rent in til,