The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-04-09
SIOUX CITY.
The Great Corn Palace City Done Up
in Small Parcels.
Matters and Things In General Transpir-
ing Among tho Afro-American
Citizens of This Thriving
Western City.

vi. y, r. MllieF nus Deou appointed
on the police force.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown of Kansas
City are in the city.
Mr.. ]. F. Parry is doing fine business
as master engernneer. ~.
Mr.. Andy Williams and family will
leave in few days for Des Moines.
Mrs. Adams Sioux City hair dresser
as doing flourshing business her parl-
ors being fulled daily.
Rev. Mr.. Harper gave illustrated
lecture at the Maytlower Congregation
church Thursday evening which was
highly appreciated.
Mr.. George Washington has increased
his business by purchasing the stand Of
Mr.. Andy Williams and will open fine
business on w. Third street.
Mr.. C. F. Williams one Ct the best
carpet layer and house settlers in Sioux
City is doing rushing business now the
season is opening up he guarantees all
work or no ray.
Mr.. A. J. Young who married young
bride about four weeks ago has proved
recrent to his trust and has left between
two Guns for Mimi or some where else
the fathers only knows. This seems to
be one Of his old tricks for not long ago
be jumped his board bill by, throwing
his clothes out the window and then
giving his landlady the slip. 1t is said
that he now owed board bill Of fifty
dollars which he has left his young
wife to pay. Landladies should be on
their watch for these bills.
Under the management of Mrs. L. J.
Harper grand musical treat was given
in the form of concert, on last Wednes-
day evening at Krummann's Hall. A
fine orchestra was present consisting of
four ladies and eight gentlemen. A very
choice programme was prepared and
artistically rendered by all who took
part. Mics Alberto Harper the coming
pianist was at her very best and made
the arches of the hall ring with the harm
onious strains of the cabinet grand, and
brought down the house with applause.
Mrs. Katie Ross one of the finest singers
'iof Sioux City did ample justice to the
we'll earned repretation which she earn
ed, and bids fair to be the Nightingale or
Black Swan of the West. Mrs. B. F.
Smarts was at p rfect ease with her tam
BOURNE, and her sweet voice went far in
making her concert success. Miss
Martin seems to be master of her ivory
for the way she ratified the bones was
surprise to all Messrs J. w. and G. c.
Smith were among the pleasing features
of the evening with their fine solos and
mouth harp solos calling forth applause
greatly. Mr.. Harry Jones of Chicago has
rival in the person of Mr.. D. Johnson
a mandoline picker. Mr.. Johnson was
at his very best on Wednesday night
and his fine playing will not die on the
dream of ears of all lovers Of fine music
that were present. Mr.. r. Boyd is one
of the finest guitar and mouth harp
players that VT rave met in long time
Mr.. Boyd plays these instruments with
the greatest ease. He is also one of the
finest i'm personators on the stage as o.
would wish to listen to, his solo drifting
with the tide' VAS up to the mark and
can be set dow as the hit of the evening
Mr.. j. H. Hietze with such Irish jubilee
would not stop until his bill of fare was
exhausted, which deserved much praise.
Mr. j. Wilson who is common place
songester, but is always winning the
ladies' hearts with his sweet and malodi-
GUS voice, was in his glory and carried
the audiance by storm with his planta.
tive melodies. The best stage manager
that has appeared before the public may
the unique manner which Mr. Smart
directed the programme Of the evening.
The last but not the least, was Master
Louis White who is only fourteen years
is the comedy boy actor Of his age, as
singer his equeal is hard to be found and
this saying the least. The whole thing
was a grand success, and Mrs. L. J..
e. Harper deserves much praise and credit
for giving Sioux City such rich treat.
Milwaukee, Wis.