The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-17

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Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Haskins haye
left the city to visit relations in the East
If you wish a just, fearless and pro.
gressive paper subscribe for THE APPEAL
Mrs. Sarah Jackson's baby boy is now
one month old mother and child both
doing we'll.
Mrs. William Bush of Louisville, il
visiting Mrs. J. G.. Harper $50 Dear
born street. - 49,. ... .....
Nice furnished room for gentleman
and lady or two gentlemen at 1904 Dear
born street.
! Mrs. John Core, of Louisville, KY, is
visiting Mrs. Roger Williams, No. 1906
Prairie ave.
If you have anything to say to the
Colored people of Chicago, insert it in
The APPEAL.
Mrs. MI. Randall has removed from
2949 Dearborn 10 her own home No.
1897 Dearborn.
Mrs. Delaney and her grandson of
Detroit are visiting Mrs. Turner 1922
Dearborn street.
Mr.. St. Clair Jones, of St. Paul, en-
route to his home from trip to Ohio
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Cordelia Coffman of Princeton,
Ind, is in the city visiting Mrs. T. J.
McDongall of Park Manor.
Miss Lucy Walker of Louisville, KY,
was in the city last week the guest of
her brother Mr.. Levi Walker.
Misses Ida and Blanche Liverpool, of
Cincinnati who were visiting our city
last week returned home Friday.
Trains for the Autumn Club picnic
Monday Aug. 10, will stop at 23d and
Archer ave., 35th and 49th streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Chapel, Mesdames
Ada Allison ard Jennie A. Owens re-
turned from Detroit, last Saturday.
Mr.. T. J. Monroe of Cincinnati, en-
route to Paris, ILL.,, was in the city this
week the guest of Hon. Geo. Ecton.
Maj. Walter Scott sustained a disloca-
ton of his right knee while playing foot
ball at the St. George picnic Monday
| Misses Maggie Jackson of Lexington
and Clemmie Hill, of St. Louis are the
guests of Mrs. P. Ford $40 State street.
Misses Belle and Lou Armstrong Of
st. Louis, who were the guests of Mrs
R. G. Young returned home last Friday
Two desirable Furnished rooms to rent
at Mrs. N. E. Lanes 1852 ed street
She will be pleased to have you give hel
call.
Mrs. Ida Calvert of Evansville, came
over on the excursion Sunday and will
make Chicago her home. Mr.. Calvert
will arrive later. .. ..... -.
| It is rumored that Colored minstre
troupe will be organized here to 60 or
the road in November. That is a bad
month for walking. ."...m... j.
For Rent-Two new, six-room fats
with water, gas, bath and all modern
improvements No. 1886 Dearborn street
Low terms. Apply on the premises.
, Miss Ella Robinson is the guest O
; Mrs. J. H. Kennett No. 9l5 Forty
J seventh street near State. She will
: spend month in the city with friends
Will Maxwell stole revolver to shoe
man last Monday he snapped the gu1
at his man but it failed to respond, he
then ran but was subsequently arrested
Mr.. Jones our North side policeman
!, has proved himself terror to thu
toughs over there. He is gentleman
of fine physique and credit to his race
Hon. Geo. E. Ecton has moved out Q
the Third Senatorial District, and yo,
may look out for aspirants for legisla
tive honors when the time for election
comes.
MI. and Mrs. ]. B. Foster of It'll
street entertained at dinner Sunday
Messrs. II. D. Beans, of st. Louis, Mo.
Harry Ripke, of Covington, KY, J. @
Adams, of st. Paul.
Mrs. Walter Scott who is visiting al
invalid mother in New York is expected
home shortly. Her daughters Jessie
and Pearlie who are visiting in Louis
vile, KY, will also soon return.
Mr.. J. Earnest OLDHAM and Miss Hat
tie J. Scales we're quietly married few
days ago at the residence of Mrs. r. D
Marshall. They will be pleased to see
their friends at No. 166 N. Wells street
! Mrs. Louis Hunster, of II Third Ave.
on last Thursday, gave little card party
in honor of her guests Mesdames A. B
J. Robinson and Matte Conway of Spring
field and Mrs. William Newman VIII
left Friday for Portland, Ore. Their,
) were present the ladiesaboye mentioned
also Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jefferson, Mr.. AMI