The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-02-07
CHICAGO.
Inc Yields Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
compilation of q Number of HAPPEN
mes among the Afro-Americans
OF the Second City of this
Glorious Union.

Glorious Union.
Mr.. G. W. Blackwell has gone to COL
orado.
Mr.. Silas Clayton has returned from
jamestown.
Mrs. S. R. Snowden has returned from
Hot Springs.
Mrs. Link Jones, the famous jockey,
is on the sick list.
Miss Blanche Newsome has been
quite i'll this week.
Mr.. Patrick Paterson has returned
from the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. David Moore, of Spokane Falls,
Wash. was in the city this week.
Mr.. William Johnson entertained a
few of his many friends at dinner par
ty Friday.
Messrs A. Broadly and James New.
some, have returned from visit to Gu.
thrie, Oklahoma.
Mr.. Prince Tyler, who died JAM, 80
was buried according to the rites Of
| Episcopal Church, Monday.
DR.. W. O. Vance, of New Albany, was
in the city last Saturday the guest of Mr.
T. B. Stovall, 1904 Dearborn.
Messrs Robert Miller and Cornelius
johnson returned home on the 3lst after
few weeks visit to the Coast.
Mrs. Celia Jackson, niece of Uncle
Dan Scott, who died Feb, 1st was buried
Monday from her late residence 32Oe
Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Morefeld, of Gales
burg, ILL.,, are in the city this week, the
guests of Rev. L. H. Reynolds, IS Emer.
son avenue.
Mr.. Adelbert H. Roberts, of Kalamo-
zoo, Mich, is in the city to remain per.
manently. Mr.. Roberts is the guest OF
F. L. Barnett, Esq.
Mrs. M. J. Randall, of 1897, Dearborn
street, who has been confined to her
home for some time is rapidly recover
ing under the skillful treatment of DR..
J. B. Bubbins.
A social will be given Wednesday eve
ming Feb, II at the residence of Mrs.
Lottie Roberts, 2S4O Armour avenue, for
the benefit of Rev. J. w. Muse, pastor OF
Bethesda Church.
Mr.. R. E. Burrows, a student at the
Chicago Athen@um College, is preparing
to give series of psychological lectures.
Mr.. Burrows is one of the brightest
young men, deep thinker and close
student.
care you looking for your husband?'
said one of our South Side dude Washers
to lady. Il am" she replied. II was
to meet him here about this time and
when he comes, I'll have him thrash
yon." Exit dude
The Charles Sumner Association o.
Colore1 walters bad stormy session al
Attfeld Hall Monday night. R. S
Bryan was in the chair. Pomeroy made
a speech. Bryan was deposed and q
lively time was had. ...s...
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker are now
enjoying life in their newly furnished
home at the corner of Milwaukee and
Allen avenues, Avondale, Chicago
where will be pleased to see their many
friends. Call at any time.
Household of Ruth No. 153 celebrated
its tenth anniversary at Lincoln Hal
Thursday evening. Addresses were de-
live,ed by Revs.. L. H. Reynolds, J. F
Thomas and J. T. Jenifer. Colder
Fleece Lodge presented the Household
with beautiful banner. A pleasan
time was had by all present.
At a recent meeting of Colored citizens
resolutions were adopted deprecating
separate exhibit for the Colored race
but demanding the appointment Of, 3.
Colored commissioner at large. FL
Barnett, r. M. Hancock, J. H. Porter
II. c. Carter and G. F. Adams wer,
|.appolnted to deliver the resolutions t,
Director General Davis. This was doE,
Monday.
| Western Star Lodge No. !, 443 &. q
/ o. O. F. celebrbted its Dist anniversar,
at Central Hall, Monday night. Not
withstanding the inclement weather
large crowd was present. An excellen
literary and musical program was rem
dered, after which refreshments wer
served free to everyone in the hall
The great success of the affair Is due t
the management of the following com
mittee of arrangements: r. R. Gordon
chairman; A. j. Thomas, secretary; G. R
johnson, David Martin, A. w. Harris
p. H. Settles, ]. E. Oldham, and B.
Williams.