The Appeal., 1892-05-21
Evanston, ILL.,,

he APPEAL is for sale at ". H. Twigg
barber shop.
Mrs. L. A. Owens is recovering from
severe attack of sore throat.
Mrs. Josephine Ingersolrs name ha.
been scratched off the sick list.
Miss Grace Garnett is able to be Out
again after severa! days illness.
Geo. Mor:imore returned home Fri
day after several weeks absence.
Miss Josephine Jackson of jackson,
ILL., is the guest of Mr.. and L. Norris.
Mr.. J. A. Criss Of Glencoe, III. former.
ly residence of Evanston is the guest Of
Mr.. J. H. Raymonds.
Mrs. F. Jones of 6O3 Crane street has
been appointed advance agent of the
Colored Youth Band.
Prof. ]. P. Hills mandolin orcheste,
will furnish the music for the Odd Eel.
lows entertainment next month,
The j'nitorsbip of the new City Hall
WILL be awarded to Colored man 90
far there have been four applications.
Miss Bertha Foster give an informa!
entertainment Monday evening at Mrs.
5. E. Norris ITO W. Lake street to a few
Of her many friends.
Mr.. Fred Nelson formerly residen:
in Evanston passed Civil Service ex-
animation fos-.s,ost Office clerk at
Minneapolis last week. ..x..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Taylsr have
broken up house keeping for the present
and have taken rooms at Mrs. R.. A..
Bailys SIS Church street.
Mr.. J. A. Johnson of Cherry Valley,
ILL.,, has opened a barber shop at 5l8
Sherman avenue he will be glad to see
his friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. A. L. Lewis and son and her
sister F. S. White will spend the sum-
mer in Wisconsin visiting her mother
they will visit Madison, Devils Lake
and several other Wisconsin summer
resorts.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. W. G. Black we'll of ll8e
Greenwood Boulevard Evanston, to Miss
| Clarabel Thomas at her home Ypsilanti
Mich, May, 18th 1892. We wish them
much joy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey are the parents o.
seven pretty little girls. Robt. says ht
don't want any boys and Mrs. B. says
she is satisfied for it is only matter O.
time they will have sons in other word.
sons-in-laws.
Mr.. S. W. Perry is too busy nav aday'
looking after the building of his new
Club House to eyer think of q game o
whist Mrs: Perry is compelled to cool
three meals day and keep lunch OF
the side board to satisfy his appetite.
Some of the enterprising young men O
Evanston have on foot scheme to or
ganize company and build 5000
Public Hall. 1 think the idea is goo,
one and should have all of our support
Every one that possible can shoult
take stock.
! Miss Lulu Ousley and Miss Carri
Green give Rev. Davis surprise part,
last Saturday night at his residence -
Demster street. The Rev. was happ,
land pleased the young ladies by speak
ing we'll of the good deed during hl
sermon Sunday.
Dr. W. F. Garnett reception that wa
to take place on Monday May 10Th wa
postponed on account of illness of hi
mother Mrs. D. F. Garnett, as she i
much better now and still improving i
| is reported that the reception will tax,
place in thu near future.
Mrs. Ed. Lang of 1915 Jackson avenu,
is making quite success at raisln,
chicks as she has about IS that will SOC
be in the market. With her children
sick husband, horse, two COWS, dres
making and household to look after sht
is doing we'll and deserves praise.
The APPEAL will be delivered to 70,
every Saturday if you will leave you
order and address at w. H. Twigg
barber shop. Or send your subscription
with full name and address to A l
Devils agent at Evanston Club Hous
and you will get the paper regularl
every week.
We sympathise with Rev. Davis pasto
of the Second Baptist Church and Mrs
t. R. Worley for the loss of their resi-
jence by fire last week at ll74 Wes
Lake street Rev. Davis was away at th
time the fire occurred but most of hi
things were saved Mrs. Worley lost al
of her things, it is not knowA how 1h
five originated. Insured
The Evanston 2 >uave Drum and Bue
Corps will be formally organized shortly
1t will be composed of our Colore,
youths. From the encouragement tn
boys are receiving at the bands of on
citizens the prospects for success ar
bright. Its directory is composed 1
Messrs. A. l.. Lewis, S. H. Perry, J. w