The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-07-20
The GARDEN CITY.
.Chicago's Haps and Mishaps and
Items of General Interest Ca
thered by the Staff of
APPEAL Reporters.


Mr.. D. E. Wayne of Toledo is in the
city.
Miss Poindexter will leave shortly for
the East. ..E .-'
Mrs. Geo. ferris of 20 II Dearborn has
gone East. r.& .i.
Miss Adeline Ralston leaves on the 22d
for Niagara Falls.
Miss Blanche Williams left Thursday
for Marquette Mich. ,rss rs
Miss Ollie JAMESON left Tuesday for
visit to Racine, Wis.
Mrs. r. K. Jones has returned from
a pleasant trip to Nashville.
Mrs. D. B, Mason left Thursday for
Kansas City to visit her sister.
Mr.. John Pope left Sunday for Lon
don, Canada, to visit his children.
Mrs. lizzie White of 3546 Butte1field
has gone to Louisville, Ky. on visit.
You can get good square meal at
Mrs. Eliza Jones 1914 Eutterfield street.
Mrs. Harriet Moore mother of Mrs.
Terrell 2S07 Butterfeld has gone to
Omaha.
Mrs. M. F. Pitts and Miss Susie l..
Arnold, of St. Louis are guests of Mrs.
l.. II. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parker formerly
of Louisville have resided at 1921 Dear
born for some time.
Prof. w. o. Vance of New Albany is
in the city exhibiting his panorama at
the various churches.
Mesdames Fannie Barbour, Maggie
Smith, of Springfield, Ohio, are IN the
city visiting their brother.
Misses Maggie Eddie of St. Louis and
Lola johnson of madison, Ind :, are the
guests of Mrs. John &. French.
Miss Addie Allen of Madison, Ind, is
in the city visiting her sister Mrs. j. NJ.
Jackson 256 Ashland Boulevard.
Mr.. Field, the only Colored Christian
Scientist is at his business again after an
extended tour through Ohio, with his
wife.
Mr.. j. A. Church 244O Dearborn was
81 years old last week, and his wife gave
him grand reception in honor of the
event. -.s.,32...s-t s5ss,.
For Rent. Furnished room, suitable
for two gentlemen, in private family;
Dearborn near 31st, Address ''B"
APPEAL.
Mr.. Will Presley has returned to his
home in Denver, Colo, after a two
weeks visit to Miss Adline Ralston 23O
.22d street.
Miss Annie Maxwell celebrated her
10th birthday last Tuesday by giving a
quiet and select party to her many
young friends.
Mr.. Frederick Freeney and Miss Little
Olston were married Thursday evening
at 434 State street. The reception took
place from $50 to 11:3O
Hello! the Quinn Chapel and Rethel
Sunday Schools hold their picnic this
year at Trotter's Park, Monday July 22d
"'Are you going?' "Most assuredly?"
Mr.. G. H. Hutchinson is the successor
of Mr.. E. II. Wright in the County
Clerks office Mr.. Hutchinson is young
man of ability and credit to the peo-
pie.
Mrs. Willis Montgomery has gone to
Denver, Colo., to visit her brother. She
Was accompanied by her daughter Miss
Jessie. They will spend the summer in
Colorado Springs.
For Sale. Furniture for a six-room
house, including sewing machine, par
lor set pieces, 3 commodes, 8 bedsteads
and bedding, 8 bundles carpet, pictures,
>ans other furniture for only 500. The
sewing machine and parlor set are
worth $500. Address 20" APPEAL.
Nancy Gordon and Ella Russell, both
Colored disreputable women, had fight
over man at Polk street and Fourth
avenue at o'clock Sunday morning.
The Gorden woman fired three shots at
her rival, but none took effect. She was
locked up at the Harrison Street Station.
Mrs. Jesse Gordon is in a precarious
condition at the County Hospital. Her
husband struck her with a ball bat,
July 8, which fractured her jaw. Her
injury was not considered serious at
first. A warrant is out for Gordon's as
rest. He lives at No. l4s Sherman street.
Mr.. J. E. Wright has returned to the
city with his family and brother w. C.
Wright who had been visiting relatives
ut Chillicothe, Ohio. Mr.. Wright and
family also visited Circlevllle, Colnm-
bus and Xenia, Ohio, Mr.. Wright ex-
tended his visit to Washington, D. c.,
to look after his appointments as Consul
to Santa Domingo. He reports every.
thing in good shape.
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