Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-07
CHICAGO.
Doings of the Past Week in all
Parts of the Great Metro
polls OF the West.
The APPEALS News Budget.

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Be sure
90 90 to the
st. Thomas picnic, July 10.
Drink lozone, the. new health drink.
Miss Jennie Randall is still danger
ously ill.
Mr.. Geo. Glass, AZ Campbell street,
is quite sick.
Mr.. Jerry Price, of Frankfort, KY,
is in the city.
Don't forget st. Thomas picnic next
Tuesday July 10.
Mrs. Matte McGhee visited Burling-
ton, Iowa, last week.
Miss Lulu Williams, of 81 N. Camp
bell street, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Mary Pitman left last week to
visit her mother in Macon, GA,
You must read the APPEAL to be well
informed about Chicago affairs.
The price of the WESTERN APPEAL is
~ per year, 6Oc. per three months.
Buy your drugs and medicines at
Ebert's pharmacy, cor. State and Polk.
Mr.. Will Taylor, of Lexington, KY,
was in the city this week attending the
races.
Rev. L. 6. Jordan, a prohibition
lecturer from Anderson, Texas, is in
the city.
Mrs. Georgia Hawkins, of Milwaukee
is visiting Mrs. Geo. B. Smith, Dear
born street.
The APPEAL congratulates Mr. w. HI.
Curd on lis reappointment in the Gus
toms service.
Mrs. Geo. Duckett, of st. Paul is
visiting her cousin Mrs. Lizzie Brown,
17O5 Dearborn.
Lawn party this Friday evening at
Mrs. Sol. Taylor's, 2733 Dearborn street.
A nice time sure.
st. George CommanderY picnic will
be held soon full particulars in next
issue of the APPEAL.
Mrs. VIM. H. Bruce of Washington,
d. c., is visiting her son, Mr.. w. A.
Bruce, 2714 Dearborn.
Mr.. j. K. EiIysrd returned to st.
Paul Wednesday after very pleasant
visit to the Windy City.
Dock Olden has fitted up with new
pool and billiard tables at his Sample
Rooms, 1876 Fourth avenue.
Messrs Geo. Farll, of 5 t. Mary, Can,
and Eddie lGatewood, of Xenia, are
registered at the Remonde.
Mrs. w. R,Godett, of st, Paul, passed
through the city, Tuesday, enroute to
Kipton, O., to visit relations.
Mr.. J. E. Bowen is the obliging liquid
dispenser at the Pittsburg, No. 323
Clark street. Call to see him.
Ifyour wall paper is soiled have J.
E. Brown, 2q21 Dearborn ST., clean it
and you can't tell it from new.
Mr.. Geo. Cavil, 1881 La Sale, gave a
dinner last Saturday, in honor of Mrs.
w. HI. Bruce and Mr.. ]. X. Hilyard.
The ever popular sample room, No.
434 State street, Fenton w. Harsh
proprietor, is just as popular as ever.
Mrs. Sayles and Mrs. Bolts wish to
thank all who kindly assisted them in
production Of the Bazaar of Nations"
The APPEAL suggests that a party of
leading Colored men go to Indianapolis
to congratulate the presidential nom
inee.
Mrs. Ball and her two daughters,
Misses Hattie and Zoe left Wednesday
for ST. Paul, where they reside perman-
emily.
Rev. Chavis has moved Lis residence
from 3Oth street to 1880 Dearborn. DR..
Magee will also reside at the same
number.
Mrs. J. w. Jones, returned from
Windsor, Can, last Wednesday. She
will take her former residence 364
Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harvey, OF
Greenyille, Miss, after q pleasant stay
ofseveral days in the city left last Tues
dayfor Cincinnati.
Rev. Vim. Balay, Mrs. BalaY and Mrs
Duncan, of Xemia, who have been
visiting Z. W. Balay 40 W Lake
street, left Thursday for home.
Snowden and Beasley have beendoing
q land Office business at their place, No