The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-10
THE GARDEN CITY.
ChtcagO's Haps and NIishaps and
Items of General Interest Ga
thered by the Staff of
APPEAL Reporters,
Mrs. j. E. Porter is quite ill.


Harp swingler has gone to Elgin for
week. ...~..:
G. H. Upton has opened a saloon at
1925 State street. r....... H..
Henry Griswold will spend his vaca-
ton in Lake Villa. ...~ X ~.
Mrs. W. M. Boudin, left Tuesday for
an extended trip to Omaha.
Mr.. A. B. Prewitt of Georgetown KY,
is in the city 9 guest Of relatives.
You can get good square i meal &C
Mrs. Eliza Jones 1914 Eutterfeld street.
If you wish AUST, fearless and pro-
gressive paper subscribe for The APPEAL.
Mrs. J. E. Wright is still very sick
from fall received while on, her recent
trip.
An excursion will arrive here from
Evansville, Ind, Sunday morning Aug.
18th.
The North Side Colored State Militia
is not doing much. What is the matter
boys?
Furnished rooms for gentlemen only,
at Mrs. s. Giants, 2l36 and 2l3S State
street.
Miles Ellis son of J. E. Bish has been
sick for the past two weeks but is sligh ly
better.
|: Nice furnished room for gentleman
and lady or two gentlemen at 1904 Dear
born street.
. If you have anythi to say to the
Colored people of Chicago, insert it in
THE APPEAL.
Mrs. A. E. Anderson is getting up a
knee drill concert to take place at
Bethel soon.
Mr.. J. c. Stewart formerly of 200
Butterfield street has removed to 543O
Wright street.
+ Remember the picnic to be given by
st. George Commandery at Island Park
Monday Aug. ~.
Rev. G. L. Fisher preached an inter-
esting sermon at Shiloh Baptist church
last Sunday evening.
Did you read the account of the
Emancipation picnic in the Times?
And do you still take paper.
Miss Mary E. Britton of Lexington,
KY, is in the city the guest of Mrs.
John Williams, SO Arbor Place.
Alderman JAS. Huntington has given
his shop coat of paint and fixed things
up in good shape for winter trade.
Mrs Mahala E. Johnson of Montgom-
cry, Ala, is the guest of her uncle Mr..
D. D. Lacy, 1858 w Madison street.
Prepare for grand entertainment by
the Excelsior Litetary Club of Engle-
wood. It will take place at Bethesda.
1t will soon be time to select County
Commissioners. Let us make unan-
imous effort to get Colored candidate.
Messrs. Pope and Smith, 121 Lake St.
will clean and repair your clothing and
make it as good as new. Give them
trial.
Sunday afternoon from to scan be
very pro6tably spent at 104 ed where
all are welcome to the spiritualistic
meetings.
Rev. Jordon CLAWS has left the city
city for the southern part of the s4ate.
He has been sick for few days but is
better now.
Uncle Bill has asked some of the boys
to organize their political clubs for the
fall campaign. They saythe early bird
gets the worm.
Mr.. J. G. Harper, who was hurt about
four weeks ago while working for the
Northwestern R. R., has recovered and
returned to work.
We have not heard from the societies
about the proposed Colored Orphans
Home. Will Chicago still hand back in
matters OF this kind. .. ........ H."
John Brown Post No. so bids fair to
be one of the largest Colored Posts in
the United States. Every meeting COM
rades are mustered in.
The patriotic sons Of America are
making great effort to organize camps
among the Colored people but up to
date with little success.
A dozen Colored boys were locked up
Sunday at Warren Avenue station for
shooting craps at the West Side Driv-
ing park at Is cents throw.
Alderman r G. Vierling is the popu-
lar alderman among the Second warders.
Well Frank is friend to us and knows
you wherever he meets you.
You will soon begin to receive invita-
tions from the many social clubs of the
city to skip the light fantastic toe as the
season will open one month more.
Miss Belle Massey who only short
time ago was a decent girl, was found
on the streets DRINK this week and sent
to the house Of the Good Shepherd.
Mrs. J. S. Tandy has returned to Chi
cago after four months visit with rela-
.tivey in Council Bluff, Iowa. Mrs.
Tandy now resides with Mrr J. w. WI
liams 1925 Butter6eld street.
Red pepper, revolvers and rowdyism
caused general fight between the BIS.
and rs. out South Thursday, hair and
earrings flew while the female melee was
in progress, but revolvers were the wea-
pons used by the men and blood would