Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-30

MIR. Chas. g. Pointz, of Cincinnati, 0.
spent several days among friends an
relatives last week.
Mrs. c.. Thos. Lively and Edit
Mattel, are visiting their brothers, J.W
and I. A. Thompson.
Miss Mary e. Butler, of Englewood
Ill.,, graduated from public schoo
yesterday with honors. ...
Mr.. r. w. Mathews, the Washington
broker was in the city last week ant
called at the APPEAL office.
Miss Fannie Miller, of Omaha
Nebraska, is the guest other sister, Mrs
Mary Thomas, 1920 Michigan.
Ifyour wall paper is soiled have J
E. Brown. 1921 Dearborn st., clean i
and you can't tell it from new.
Mr.. Joseph Houser, of Cairo, Ill.
special examiner Of tho poneiora Dc
partment, was in the city last week.
Rev. W. H. Coston, of Mt. Pleasant
Iowa, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N
Brooks, $40 State street, last week.
Mr.. Daniel Seals, of San Francisco
CAL, was in the city last week at Briggs
House. He gave the APPEAL pleasant
CALL
Mrs. n. A. Lee, of Fanwert, Ohio
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. d. S. Scott, left for her home Mon.
day, 25th,
Mr.. N. E. Bobson, of the Brotherhood
Band of indianapolis, is the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. Mary Thomas, l22C
Michigan,
Mrs. Ida Thomas, of Richmond, Ind.
is in the city visiting her brother, Mr.
j. 7. Curry, the tonsorial artist, 3737
Cottage Grove.
Mr.. MILFORD II. Smith, brilliant
young lawyer Of Greenville, Miss, was
in the city last week, guest of Mrs
Hester Morrison.
Misses Minnie Crosswhite and Mabel
Mordecai, of St. Louis, were in city last
week, enroute to Marshall, Mich. to
spend the summer.
Messrs Charles Slater, W. Brown, C.
r. Plumb, Irwin Anderson and P. Ball
Thomas, of Cincinnati, were doing the
convention last week.
Miss Lizzie Clark, daughter of Samuel
w. Clark and Miss Leona Travis, of
Cincinnati. are visiting Mrs. Robert
Crawford, 2735 Dearborn.
Messrs J. A. Johnson, John Blunt, J.
A. Burnett and Miss S. Possie, of
Montgomery, Ala, are visiting Mr.. D.
D. Lacy, 1858 West Adams.
Mr.. E. Glass, of Hopkinsville, KY,
and delegate to the convention, also
Geo. Brent, are in the city visiting Mrs.
j. w. Polk, AZ Seymore street.
Rev. G. H. Sheen, of British Guiana,
:. A., preached last Sunday morning,
at Bethel church. He was the guest of
Rev. w. F. G. Reed all the week.
Mr.. w. L. Darrow has been quite sick
for several weeks at his residence, 213O
Butterfeld street. He is being treated
by DR.. G. c. Hall, our rising physician
Mr.. James H. Woodford, OF Buffalo,
N. Y. enroute to his home from Spring
field, ILL.,, passed through the city
Thursday, Of last week with his bride
nee Miss Euretta Florville.
James Scott, son of Winfield Scott,
died Tuesday morning, June 10Th, at
Ills, funeral took place Thursday
June 2lst, at 1890 a. m. from the house.
Services were conducted by Rev. c.. S.
Jacobs.
Mr.. Geo. E. Harriet, Of Georgetown,
S. c. and Mr.. C. NJ. Wilder, ex-post
master of Columbia, S. c. but at present
residing at Washington, D. c., were
guests of Mrs. E. Lewis, 1922 Calumet
Ave-, last week.
A large crowd was at Bethesda Sun.
day, singing by choir and speaking by
scholars. The report of the secretary
show that the school has improved
wonderfully on the year before, both
financially and in membership.
Mrs. Mary Starr, mother of Mr.. J. E
Wright, Louis Wright his brother, O.
Xenia, also Miss Alice Starr and he1
brother, of Cbillicothe, were the guests
of Mr.. j. E. Wright, 1920 Butterfielc
street. last week. They have returned
to their homes,
Some discussion was caused over s
letter which was received from the Rev
Bird Wilkins By his followers, statins
that he had captured Tascott and woule
| be in Chicago to build next. Perhap
he would do better on the police force
then he would preaching.
Bro. David Smith, whom the Olive
church has been waiting on for severa
months, is here. Things are gettin
warm, he says he intends to show some
body up or some one will show him UP
A business meeting will be held Mon
day night when the APPEAL will b.
| present.
Another base ball club. It hail
from Brockway and Milan, 154 Clar]
street and will be known as Brockwa,
and Milan nine and they are prepa,
ing to challange the Indianapolis boys
The officers are w, H. Lee, president
M. Black secretary; M. Pearse treasure
NJ Medley, captain; j. G. Cookso1
umpire.
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