The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-01-03
CHICAGO.
The Yields Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
Compilation Of Number Of Happen.
~ 1ngs among tho lAfro-Americans
Of the Second City OF this
sa"a4 Glorious Union. Vs.

| 4Oul6s A. .-.-s. u. ~
Mr.. Frank Clayton is on the sick list
for this week. s. i ata sras
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marehall are visit
ing in Washington. D. C. FL So
Mr.. Richard Gum left for Louisville,
KY, to spend the holidays. r. 5as..sss
Mr.. Geo. Woods left for St. Louis the
2Sth, to spend the holidays. .:z' 81. :.
Messrs. A. Malone and Johnson
spent Tuesday at Pullman, Ill. ~,-.-f.-
Master Henry: Branham spent the
holidays in Louisville with his ma.
Mesdames Kate Hammond and Clint
McClarty spent the holidays at Pullman.
J.5W. Hall of Batavia, Ill.,, is in the
city the guest of his parents 2513 Armour
ave. . >, .-~.s.. -..<5 .~:@...
] Mr.. Geo. Washington leaves the latter
part of this week for few days visit
East. -. :,sa- =. a.. !. ... -
; Have you seen the diamond ring that
Mr.. Chas. Narceise got for a Christmas
present.? 49,.
: The result of The APPEALS Great Pop
ular Preacher Contest will be announced
in our next issue. ',.E @
Miss Lulu F. Mayo of Cleveland is in
the city to spend the holidays with
Uncle Daniel Scott. ... -.....
W.. A. Sweeney was IN the city las
week on sad errand-to attend the
funeral of his mother.
Mr.. Wm. Basey leaves next week for
Oherlin, Ohio, to resume his studies in
the Conservatory of Music.
Mr.. S. G. White representative of The
APPEAL was presented with fine large
baby boy on the day before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E. Williams gave
dinner party Monday in honor of Mrs.
Sarah Scott of Cleveland, O. Covers
were laid for ten. ......
Miss Bella James the daughter of
Jacob James Esq, graduated from the
West Side High School with high honors
at the closing of the school.
The Ideal Dancing Club gave their
soiree Friday the 26. TO an overcro wded
house. Too much cannot be said of the
men in charge who spared no means to
make it success.
The ladies of VIM. Lloyd Garrison
Assembly, kept open doors New Years
day at Mrs. Mary Watkins 3317 Dear
born street. Quite number called and
were pleasantly entertained.
The Little Fair, Ezra Roam, proprietor,
has removed it's large stock of house.
hold necessities in hard ware, tinware.
crockery, lamps, notions cigars, tobacco
etc., to $500 Armour ave., where he will
be pleased to serve all his many friends.
Call in and secure bargains.
Mrs. j. H. Hunter has formed a CO.
partnership with Nicholas Bowman and
the boarding house will be continued at
the old stand. Mr.. Bowman has had
great experience as caterer. When
you wish a good meal 60 to Hunter and
Bowman's. 20l Plymouth Place.
On December %, at Lake View, Mrs.
s. j. Saunders and Miss Nickles enter
tanned few of their many friends with
a Christmas dinner. The table was
bounteously spread with the delicacies
Of the season and refreshments were
served in the evening: All present
were delighted and left expressing
many good wishes for the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Murdoch of 2Sl8
Dearborn street, gave an elaborate
Christmas dinner on Sunday Dec. %.
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. L. Britton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Brit
ton, E. j. Milton, of Richmond, Ind. :;
DR.. j. Norman Croker, M D.; Mr.. AL
bert Ross, of Philadelphia; Mr.. W. B.
Patton, Mr.. R. D. Mason.
: The Casino Rink was burned and a
great many people were glad but
through the energy of Messrs. Frank
Clayton and Chas. Narceise it went on
the same, they secured Friedburg Hall
where they gave an entertainment
worthy to be remembered and no one
who came away begrudged the price of
the ticket he bought and whenever
they give another let us all turn out to
greet them. -: 81 ..:,.,.. .-. ..
Mr.: and Mrs. Benjamin Bradford of
$500 Dearborn street gave dinner party
in honor of Mr.. Thomas Thompson,
Sunday the 18th. Among those who
were present were: Messrs. Phillip
Miller, Noah Thompson, Samuel Thomp-
son, Tom. Thompson, after dinner was
served the guests were delighted to
have a song from Mr.. P. Miller which
was highly appreciated by the audience
after which wine flowed freely and then
all adjourned wishing Mr.. and Mrs Benz.
Bradford long success in life. =
Mr.. York Moore gave stag party at
his residence 254O Dearborn street Fri
day the 26th, to some of his many friends
Among those present were. Messrs.
James Bats, Dave Lawrence Gilbert
Lester, John Hackley, George HOLMAN,
Alfred Bibb, Frank Wilson, VIM. job
son, W. A. Evans, G. Carrouthers, Geo.
Johnson of N. Y; W, II. Foreman of N.
y; and w. H. jefferson. Fourteen
courses were served and all wished Mr..
York Moore that he would live to en-
iou fuontu mora anoh afon rort;oa.