The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-05-14
CHICAGO.
shs Worlds Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
a Compilation of . Number Of Happen
@gs among tho Afro-Ame orleans
81 the Second City OF this
Glorious Union.

Miss Mary J Harding of Aurora
staying at l65 10Th street.
Mrs. York Moore has moved from
2447 State to 20 18th street.
Miss Amelia Williams of st. Paul il
the guest Of Miss Lorena McSpadden.
Mrs. Stephen Baptiste of New Orleans
has gone to housekeeping at 1882 Dear
+. born. ,-ee~..a.- ...v-aeea~ss- 2-..-
Mrs. Lucy J. Harper of Sioux City
Iowa, is in the city enroute to Philadel
phia.
Misses Wilella Burrus and Lulu E.
Kent of Yazoo City were in the city last
week
Mrs. Sadie Divers Of 1927 Dearborn
street is visiting friends and r. latiyes in
Detroit.
Mr.. S. A. Wilson left this week for St.
Louis where he will spend few days
visiting friends and relatives.
D. r. Cunningham Of Boonville, Ind,
teacher Of the public school at that
place is ID the city for few days.
Mrs. II. Wheeler of 200 Goth street has
returned to the city after months visit
to her sister Miss Annie Masterston.
Miss Agnes Cage of New Orleans was
the guest of Mrs VIM. T. Basey last
week. She returned home Monday.
Hear Miss Flora Batson at Bethel
Church Tuesday evening May a. Bene-
fit Z. B F., Widows and Orphans Home
Mrs. Emma Roam of APO Armour
avenue and her niece Miss Daisy Wells
are visiting frinnds and relatives in St.
Paul.
Mr.. Ed. E. Newsom of Elsin has re-
turned to Chicago after an absence of
nine years. He will reside at 1921 State
street.
Mr.. Chas E. Hall of Batavia passed
through the city this week enroute to
Spokane, WASH, to accept a government
position.
Mesdames Henry Rector and John
Meyers are visiting their sister, Mrs. S.
H. Hudlin, 273l Armour avenue who is
very low.
Miss Nettie Goodwin is the guest of
Mrs. f. J. Smith. 1888 Dearborn street.
Miss Goodwin will make Chicago her
home in the future.
Miss Alice NJ. Jeffrey of Brock port,
N. Y is the guest of her cousin Mrs.
Hattie Fisher 1918 Dearborn street.. She
Will remain all summer.
Mrs. Turner Holland and son of Ber-
ton Harbor, are in the city attending the
bedside of her bro 'her-n-law, Post Com
mander G. w. Holland, 1907 Armour.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rubottom Of Jack
sonvill, Fla, have arrived in the city to
reside permanently. Mr.. Rubottom is
a tailor by trade and a native of the
Burmuda Islands.
The Crescent City Social and Literary
Club gave pleasant party at No. 294S
Dearborn street last Tuesday evening.
There were great number present and
all had good Inc.
Mrs. Paul Randall, 1928 State street,
Confectionery, ice cream, fruits of all
kinds. ETC., etc. Soda water specially
Best brands of cigars always on hand
Call and see her before purchasing else
where.
Little Leroy Pelham of 32l0 Armour
avenue while crossing the street at 32d
and Armour last Friday evening was run
over and seriously but not fatally il jur-
ed. The buggy was driven by Mr.. Jos.
Hudlin.
Fred Jeffrey of the P. O D., lives at
Chicago Lawn. Fred is happy man.
His green -nions are doing splendidly
be has his tomato plants all ready to
set out and he has purchased his spring
hogs for tattining.
Mr.. VIC. Bell who has been South
for the last few months has returned
home and is now residing at 80 INLAND
street on the North side He visited
New Orleans, Nashville and Pass Chris
tian. Mis-, dur NJ his rip aid had {
most pleasant time.